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Gulliver’s Travels (Blu-ray)
Jack Black is Lemuel Gulliver, an unmotivated slacker working in the mailroom of a New York newspaper spending most of his time playing guitar hero. Having enough of hi...
The Way Back (Blu-ray)
In 1941 three men walked out of the Himalayas into India. They survived a 4000-mile walk to freedom after escaping prison in Siberia. THE WAY BACK is their amazing st...
Legally Blonde 2: Red White & Blonde (Blu-ray)
In college, I was Sally Sorority, highly involved in my Greek house and everything that the sorority had to offer. When LEGALLY BLONDE came out in 2001, I remember watchi...
Blood Out (Blu-ray)
First there was Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy. Then there was Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. Now we have the famous pairing of Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson (lovingly r...
Rabbit Hole (Blu-ray)
Be forewarned, this film is not a light piece of material. Through a gauntlet of unrelenting brutal emotions, RABBIT HOLE is an excruciatingly sad and painful story to be...
Taxi Driver (Blu-ray)
“You talkin’ to me?” is one of the most iconic lines in film history. The scene consists simply of Robert De Niro talking to himself, standing in front of a mirro...
Black Swan (Blu-ray)
After watching BLACK SWAN I literally had to sit quietly and breathe as I digested the wonderfully beautiful yet disturbingly twisted story of a ballet dancer spiraling d...
I Love You Phillip Morris (Blu-ray)
Let me start by saying Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor’s I LOVE YOU PHILLIP MORRIS is not for everybody, including me. I think it will take a special viewer to appreciate ...
The Cove (Blu-ray)
The documentary, THE COVE, exposes truly horrific acts of animal cruelty currently taking place in Taiji, Japan. Specifically, this picture highlights the inhumane murder...
The Rules Of Attraction (Blu-ray)
From writer Brett Easton Ellis who brought us AMERICAN PSYCHO and director Roger Avery who contributed to some of the stories in PULP FICTION comes an extremely stylized ...
