DVD Review – “Munich” (DreamWorks Pictures)DVD Review – “Munich” (DreamWorks Pictures)
I’ll be honest, searching for a DVD this week was not easy, but when I look back on past Oscar race’s and the film’s that get snubbed, “Munich” seems
I’ll be honest, searching for a DVD this week was not easy, but when I look back on past Oscar race’s and the film’s that get snubbed, “Munich” seems
An English curse – Trying to predict the eventual success or demise of any British film can be one of the hardest things to do. The reason for this
Cop Out comes to us from director Kevin Smith, for the first time not writing the screenplay to a film he is directing. He did sign on to direct Cop
Tobe Hooper’s infamous 1974 classic is cinematic slap to the face – short, painful and brutal, stripping you of your dignity, and leaving you shaking but feeling strangely exhilarated. It
Fundamentally equal parts Apocalypse Now, The Passenger and any commando movie ever made, The Dogs of War is an examination of the morals of life as a hired killer. Although released during the ’80s (the