Channing Tatum’s best-reviewed movies In collaboration with Rotten Tomatoes and its parent company, Flixster, The Chronicle presents the critical consensus of Channing Tatum’s best-reviewed films. The figure listed is the percentage of critics who have rated the film positively, based on reviews listed at rottentomatoes.com.
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Three of last month’s Oscar nominees and winners have made their way to DVD and Blu – ray this week.
“The Nativity Story†and a few other films receive Blu – ray upgrades this week, while a number of vintage titles…
Which movies to see this weekend, March 15 Emperor Practically a study in how to make very little drama go a very long way, this film tells a semi-fictional tale of Gen.
Steve Carell’s best-reviewed movies In collaboration with Rotten Tomatoes and its parent company, Flixster, The Chronicle presents the critical consensus of Steve Carell’s best-reviewed films. The figure listed is the percentage of critics who have rated the film positively, based on reviews listed at rottentomatoes.com.. The terrific ensemble cast – including Steve Carell as a sad-sack Proust …
Proceeds from both the classes, and the DVD sales will go to the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America to help fight the Crohn’s and Colitis illness.
Writers seem all too ready to let everyone know their Top 10 best sports movies, or Top 10 actors or actresses. Top 10 lists are a pretty stable go-to topic if you’re in need of a quick-hit column.
DVD review: ‘The Jazz Singer’ Historically, the most important scene in the film is the one in which Al Jolson, as a cantor’s son turned secular entertainer, ad libs dialogue as he plays the piano and sings for his mother. The naturalness of that interchange followed by the stiffness of the silent sequence that followed was said to have doomed silent films.
DVD review: ‘Fear and Desire’ Fans of the great director Stanley Kubrick will want to have “Fear and Desire,” his first film, made 50 years ago and until recently available only in bootlegged copies. Four soldiers – their country is not identified – crash-land behind enemy lines and then develop a plan to get back to their unit. Look for Paul Mazursky as a private named Sidney who cracks under …