Posts Tagged ‘Reese Witherspoon’

DVD Tuesday: ‘Angels & Demons’ & ‘Four Christmases’

DVD Tuesday: ‘Angels & Demons’ & ‘Four Christmases’

By W. Andrew Powell • Nov 25th, 2009 • Category: DVDs

Coming out this week, Dan Brown‘s Angels & Demons has Tom Hanks solving riddles, all in the name of saving the Vatican from the Illuminati; Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn co-star in the holiday comedy, Four Christmases; plus a look at Shorts, and Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.



DVD Tuesday: ‘Management’ & ‘Monsters Vs. Aliens’

DVD Tuesday: ‘Management’ & ‘Monsters Vs. Aliens’

By W. Andrew Powell • Sep 29th, 2009 • Category: DVDs

New on home video this week, Steve Zahn and Jennifer Aniston star in the indie-romantic comedy, Management; Monsters vs. Aliens brings the battle of the b-movie creatures to earth once more; plus I take a look at The Girlfriend Experience, and re-releases of the Wizard of Oz, The Dark Crystal, and Labyrinth on Blu-ray.



Film Friday: ‘Monsters vs. Aliens’ & ‘Haunting in Connecticut’

Film Friday: ‘Monsters vs. Aliens’ & ‘Haunting in Connecticut’

By W. Andrew Powell • Mar 28th, 2009 • Category: Films

Blockbuster season is edging closer, but before it kicks off in earnest we’re getting a mild jump start with one of the first in a hand full of 3-D movies coming out this year, Monsters vs. Aliens. Aside from that family-friendly title, other new releases include the horror film The Haunting in Connecticut, and the action-thriller, 12 Rounds.



Film Friday: ‘Transporter 3′ & ‘Australia’

Film Friday: ‘Transporter 3′ & ‘Australia’

By W. Andrew Powell • Nov 28th, 2008 • Category: Films, Reviews

Canadians get an early gift this week as American Thanksgiving pushes all of the new releases to Wednesday. Debuting a bit early this week, Transporter 3 has Jason Statham muscling his way across Europe with a “delivery” in tow, an epic romance blossoms between Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman in Baz Luhrmann‘s Australia, while Four Christmases copies the usual lame Christmas comedy routine. And the only truly great release this week has Sean Penn starring in Milk, about the life of Harvey Milk.