DVD & Blu Ray: Magic Mike (15)
Matthew McConaughey, after his louche turn in Killer Joe, once again excels as an ageing, preening stripper in Steven Soderbergh’s lightweight drama.
November 24, 2012
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Matthew McConaughey, after his louche turn in Killer Joe, once again excels as an ageing, preening stripper in Steven Soderbergh’s lightweight drama.
Meat Loaf has released his new Guilty Pleasure Tour DVD
Today is our holiday honoring U.S. military veterans. For this movie list about veterans and veterans’ issues, I’m avoiding just listing war films, and am instead focusing on movies about the experiences of veterans after the wars are ended and they came home
DVD Talk Collector Series Entourage Complete Series Blu-ray Review Click onimage to view Blu-ray screenshot with1080p Resolution E… Read the entire review
Highly Recommended *CLICK on ALL images in this review for high resolution screenshots I’m a fan of musicals, but they need to be more than mere tales spun by musical notes. There needs to be some passion in the storytelling, or at least a charismatic cast that makes the production worthwhile. Nowadays, the plot is pushed aside in order to make way for spectacle.
In Jennifer Westfeldt’s shockingly disagreeable romantic comedy, she manages to reduce Jon Hamm (Don Draper), and Kristen Wiig (Bridesmaids), to mere ciphers, with not one decent funny line.
“I was an agent for three years before I realised all models are aliens.” Apart from the odd droll line – and a very amusing Andy Warhol “happening” – a lot of this third instalment feels undercooked, slightly tired, even the perennially perky Will Smith.
The CD/DVD set release of “Bad 25†and “Michael Jackson: Live at Wembley†not only recalls the glory days of the so-called King of Pop, but also marks the bittersweet passing of an era. The London leg of Jackson’s “Bad Tour†in 1987-’89 was especially memorable, because it was part of the reclusive performer’s first world tour as a solo act!
Watch the stand-up talking about going on holiday with your friends.
TWO ANIMATED FEATURES A LOT OF COMEDY PREP & LANDING, PREP & LANDING: NAUGHTY VS. NICE Review by John Delia Here are a couple of