Movie Review: Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Written by: Dominick at 5:30 am on Dec 31, 2006
A review on Home Alone 2: Lost in New York the sequel to the greatest family movie ever (in terms of earnings) Home Alone. This Christmas staple has become a traditional watch in most households as children of the 80’s introduce this movie from their childhood to the next generation…their own children.
Written by: Dom and Ash at 11:29 pm on Dec 30, 2006
Disney’s Invincible is the heart-warming tale of Vince Papale. Perfect for sports enthusiasts and lovers of Mark Wahlberg and/or the 1970’s, Invincible offers great hairdos, good acting, and a story that is sure to make even the biggest grinch smile.
Written by: Guest Bloggers at 11:00 pm on Dec 30, 2006
Guest Post by: SimonKing
I Shouldn’t Even Be Doing This!
And Other Things That Strike Me as Funny
By Bob Newhart
239 pp. Hyperion. $23.95
Who am I to critique Bob Newhart? The man is an icon; a sacred cow of the comedy world. Newhart has Emmys, Grammies, Peabodies and awards from places I have yet to visit as a [...]
Written by: Guest Bloggers at 5:02 pm on Dec 28, 2006
Guest Post by: Jae
So much for getting off to a roaring start. A Christmas disaster postponed my 700 Club re-cap debut. Apparently, a spark of divine intervention knocked out my cable and internet just as I was ready to start. Our relief came yesterday as the Time-Warner guy sauntered up the ladder to replace a [...]
Written by: Dominick at 2:33 am on Dec 22, 2006
If you are looking for a Christmas Classic similar to Miracle on 34th Street, this isn’t that movie. However, if you are looking for a hilarious, modern, Christmas blockbuster starring pre-Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rita Wilson, Phil Hartman, Sinbad, and Jake Lloyd then Jingle All the Way is the movie for you.
Written by: Ryan the Admin at 2:02 am on Dec 22, 2006
On January 25, 2007 HBO debuts Alexandra Pelosi’s Friends Of God. This roadtrip documentary with Pelosi explores the Evangelical Christian Movement in a way that non-believers and possible interested parties can understand.
Written by: Dom and Ash at 2:00 am on Dec 22, 2006
Find Me Guilty, starring Vin Diesel is one of the most surprising movies of the year. With little hype about the stunning transformation of Diesel, it was shocking to see how good this movie was and how little press it received.
Written by: Dom and Ash at 1:35 am on Dec 22, 2006
The Dukes of Hazzard was a fan favorite in the 80’s and still remain popular today. Check out our review and maybe you’ll end up jumping through your car window like Dominick did when he was a child.
Written by: Ryan the Admin at 1:15 am on Dec 22, 2006
On January 13th, 2007 – Check out Louis CK’s HBO special, Shameless.
Written by: Dom and Ash at 1:05 am on Dec 22, 2006
The Marvel Super Hero Fact Book is a wonderful addition to any child’s library. Learn the facts and view stunning graphics of such Heroes as Wolverine, The Hulk, Spiderman, Storm, and the Fantastic 4.
Written by: Ashtyn at 8:25 pm on Dec 21, 2006
Through A Night to Remember the Titanic is able to live in infamy in what is perhaps the most realistic account of the final evening of the ships only voyage.
Written by: Guest Bloggers at 6:41 pm on Dec 21, 2006
Guest Post by: MartinT
Contact is a new game by Atlas for the Nintendo DS. Contact tells the story of a professor from outer space who crash lands and recruits a young boy to recover the lost crystals that power his ship. In a unique gaming move, the professor actually acknowledges you, the player. [...]