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The Beaver Review

The Beaver There’s a lot going on in “The Beaver”. The film tackles severe depression, daddy issues and marital problems while dragging a huge dose of real-life drama along as well (what with Mel Gibson pissing everybody off with his…

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Bridesmaids We decided to take a stab at the new female-buddy comedy “Bridesmaids” from a couple of angles and present a “He said, She said” sort of thing. Here’s what DVD thought… At its guts and gristle, “Bridesmaids” is a…

Thor Review

Thor This whole “Marvel Universe” project really is something special. Beginning in 2008 with the initial “Iron Man” installment and culminating next year with the superhero bash they’re calling “The Avengers,” this is an unprecedented venture that is both epic…

Rio Review

Rio Sometimes the parts are greater than the sum. This is the case with the new family film, “Rio,” which features beautiful, photo-realistic animation, great supporting characters and a scenery-munching villain that delivers giggles with a sneer. The problem is…

Introducing Courtney Hartmann!!!

We have a new addition to the site. Her name is Courtney Hartmann and she will contributing articles and reviews. In keeping with the whole “DVD” thing, I tried to get her to go by either Courtney LaserDisc or Blue…

Your Highness Review

Your Highness “Between the time when the oceans drank Atlantis, and the rise of the sons of Aryas, there was an age undreamed of…..Let me tell you of the days of high adventure!” -The Wizard This quote is not from…

Born to Be Wild Review

Born to Be Wild For those of you interested in Warner Brother’s new documentary, “Born to be Wild,” may you be warned: You will cry! Not from dejection or sadness or anything horrible like that. You will bawl tears of…

Hop Review

Hop It can’t be denied that director Tim Hill knows cute and cuddly. He started his career as a writer on SpongeBob SquarePants and various other Nicktoons, then went on to direct the mega-popular big screen version of Alvin and…