
A BETTER LIFE review by John Delia
Touching, heartfelt yet controversial A Better Life provides excellent performances in this intense film. The film kept me intrigued even knowing what I thought to be the inevitable.

Touching, heartfelt yet controversial A Better Life provides excellent performances in this intense film. The film kept me intrigued even knowing what I thought to be the inevitable.

What saves this remix from taking a nosedive into oblivion is the cast. Friends With Benefits’ Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake are the winners here who outdo Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher in their attempt to jazz up friendship with sex in No Strings Attached.

Not what we expected, but Captain America: The First Avenger pours on the adventure in style. We’re not huge comic book fans and know little about this super hero yet for us, that’s a good thing. If you like your action with a good back-story, then this one should fuel your engine.
[jwplayer mediaid=”8798″] While Captain America might not possess any superpowers, his origin story is one of the more interesting tales in the Marvel Universe. Director

“THE WALKING DEAD: SEASON 1 – SPECIAL EDITION†on October 4, 2011. Available in three versions (Special Edition DVD, Special Edition Blu-ray and Limited Edition Blu-ray Collector’s Tin), each set contains all six episodes of the first season

In support of tomorrow’s opening of CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER, Dunkin’ Donuts has partnered with the USO throughout Florida to support our troops at home and abroad.

Twentieth Century Fox announced today that special advance showings of GLEE: THE 3D CONCERT MOVIE will unspool on August 10, 2011, giving fans of the global phenomenon, known as “Gleeks,â€

Before they were superheroes, the fate of humanity depended on an extraordinary group of youngsters who went on to become X-MEN: FIRST CLASS. Based on the international bestselling Marvel Comics franchise, this box office hit bursts onto Blu-ray and DVD Friday, September 9 from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.

For two years, we’ve been mercilessly bombarded with the pubescent nonsense of carnival sideshow freaks calling themselves “The Glee Club.†These tone deaf, howler monkeys conned the plebian masses into downloading millions of songs; won Emmy Awards and Golden Globes; and have charted more singles than the Beatles. Roll over Beethoven, something stinks, and it ain’t the cheese, it’s The Glee Club.
