DVD & Blu-ray review: Mental (15)
“Go shopping until you cheer up,†is the unhelpful advice given to Rebecca Gibney’s distraught mum, Shirley, in a cake shop.    Â
April 5, 2013
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“Go shopping until you cheer up,†is the unhelpful advice given to Rebecca Gibney’s distraught mum, Shirley, in a cake shop.    Â
Review by John Delia A road movie with a lot of sexual energy opens this weekend in South Florida. The film is called On the
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“Extra†is giving a Blu – ray and DVD copy of “The Bible†to 5 lucky friends.
(Universal | Getty Images | DreamWorks) In his long career as one of the most popular and well-versed film critics in the United States, Roger Ebert always stuck to his sense of what he thought was right.
Roger Ebert spent 31 years on TV, highlighting the day’s movies in a way that was accessible for the audience, simultaneously informational and entertaining to watch.
If you are — or know — a film fan, Thursday was a sad day for you. Roger Ebert, the legendary Chicago Sun-Times movie critic, lost a lengthy battle with cancer
While the Italian Cultural Center’s festival of contemporary Italian cinema unspools this weekend at Minneapolis College of Art and Design (see www.theitalianculturalcenter.org for details), there’s a Fellini festival across town.
The Pulitzer winner’s death was reported “with a heavy heart” by his newspaper of 46 years, the Chicago Sun-Times.
Recommended THE FILM: Click an image to view Blu – ray screenshot with 1080p resolution. After a violent confrontation with his wife’s lover, Paris attorney Paul Exben becomes a chameleon, slinking through the lives of others while calculating his future. This French thriller, directed by Eric Lartigau, is less suspenseful than haunting, and Romain Duris gives Exben a wide-eyed alertness seemingly …