John Travolta
Carrie (1976) review (Blu-ray)
I can see your dirty pillows. Everyone will.Breasts, mama. They're called breasts. And every woman has them.
Blow Out review (Blu-ray)
Despite some ecstatic notices upon release (notably from Pauline Kael and Roger Ebert), Blow Out was a commercial flop.
Savages review (Blu-ray)
When the film opens with a masked figure going Henry-the-eighth on three handcuffed guys with a chainsaw, rarely do you expect a comedy.
From Paris With Love review (Blu-ray)
James Reece (Meyers) is personal aide to the US Ambassador in Paris. He’s also low-level CIA and secretly fancies himself as a bit of James Bond type.
Old Dogs review ½
Inane, witless, excruciating - there, that's all you need to know about this wretched "comedy" that was rightly up for a number of razzies this year.
From Paris With Love
James Reece (Meyers) is personal aide to the US Ambassador in Paris. He’s also low-level CIA and secretly fancies himself as a bit of James Bond type.
The Taking of Pelham 123 (Blu-ray)
Denzel Washington has a thing for hostage negotiation scenarios: see John Q and Inside Man. Director Tony Scott has a thing for vehicles.
The Taking of Pelham 123
Denzel Washington has a thing for hostage negotiation scenarios: see John Q and Inside Man. Director Tony Scott has a thing for vehicles.
Lonely Hearts
“You know what they say about cops and donuts,” quips Salma Hayek to James Gandolfini. “They’re only good when they have a hole in them.” This, coupled with Gandolfini’s retort...
Hairspray
Despite one of the more bizarre heritages of recent movies — it’s a film based on a musical based on a film — Hairspray defies logic to be one of...