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  • Your Life On DVD  By : J Schipper
    Why waste time going down to the video rental store, when it is so easy to get movies and TV shows online? It is possible to rent or buy new movies, or obtain copies of your favorite TV shows, without leaving your house.

    One of the most popular options, NetFlix, offers 3 rental programs. The cheapest option is $11.99, allows 2 DVDs to be taken out at one time before being returned, at a maximum of 4 per month. Their second option is priced at $14.99, allows 2 DVDs at one t...
  • Your Complete Direct TV Guide  By : David C. Johnson
    Over 15 million subscribers have made Directv their prime entertainment destination and the number of happy customers continues to grow without bound! Check out the free offers from the biggest and best satellite television company and get started today! Since 1994, Directv has led the way in entertainment services, and brings home the all-digital quality Satellite television technology that everyone wants.
  • Your Choice of Hughes Satellite Receivers from DirecTV  By : David C. Johnson
    DirecTV has only one exclusive brand of satellite TV systems and components that they carry and that name is Hughes. Hughes is name brand top of the line satellite systems and components and this is just one of the many things that separate DirecTV from all of the other TV programming service providers.
  • You Can Find Great Offers Through Direct TV  By : David C. Johnson
    You are likely one of the millions of people who get advertisements from local TV entertainment providers in the mail. There are so many different companies offering multiple packages and services that it is easy to get confused. Start with the company that is the top rated satellite TV provider in the world, Direct TV. Direct has more than sixteen million satisfied customers in America alone.
  • Wonder Woman (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Nominated for a single Emmy in its short three season stint, Wonder Woman - which premiered in 1976 - was the third attempt by the major networks to bring the popular comic book character to TV. Created as the result of a collaboration between the multi-talented William M. Marston and DC Comics publisher Maxwell Gaines, Wonder Woman made her world premiere in a 1941 comic book. The final product of Gaines' request for a female comic book hero, Marston never lived to see his c...
  • With Dish Network You Get The Most Programming  By : David C. Johnson
    I think it is safe to say that everyone is the world like to get the best possible service or merchandise for the best price. Since the beginning of time people have sat around large sales, haggles over purchase and exchanges, and try everything they can to get that little bit extra off.
  • With Direct TV You Are In Control  By : David C. Johnson
    With older versions of cable TV you have no control over what you watch on TV. You cannot even control the pre-view guide which tells you what is currently playing. That's what is so great about Direct TV. There are so many useful features that Direct TV offers that help you to enjoy your TV experience.
  • Will & Grace (Season 4) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Nominated for 49 Emmys, 24 Golden Globes, 14 SAG Awards, and 6 People's Choice Awards, Will & Grace premiered in late 1998 to widespread and positive audience reaction as well. The show stars Debra Messing in the role of Grace Adler, an interior designer who lives with her best friend Will (Eric McCormack). Inseparable since college, Will is a noted attorney who also happens to be gay, a fact which keeps their relationship from becoming a romantic one. Having dated in college...
  • Will & Grace (Season 2) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    First airing in Fall 1998, Will & Grace became one of the most talked about and celebrated sitcoms of its era. The recipient of 49 Emmy nominations, and winner of 12 including one win for Outstanding Comedy Series, the comedy follows the lives of two best friends from college who now live together. With widespread critical acclaim - 24 Golden Globes, 14 SAG Awards, and 6 People's Choice Awards, Will & Grace was the darling of prime time network programming with its clever bra...
  • Will & Grace (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Premiering in the Fall of 1998, Will & Grace has become one of the most celebrated shows of its time. Nominated for 49 Emmys, and winner of 12 (including Outstanding Comedy Series in 2000), the show follows the lives of two best friends who live together. With a plethora of other award nominations - 24 Golden Globes, 14 SAG Awards, and 6 People's Choice Awards, Will & Grace continues to light up the small screen with its unique brand of comic humor and groundbreaking sitcom f...
  • Wicked Broadway Ticket  By : Heidi Grumm
    The evil Witch of the West, Elphaba, was born with a greenish skin. It is known to to be smartest Witch of The Land of Oz. However, there are some misunderstandings. On the other hand, Glinda the Good Witch is a ravishing and is considered superior witch of the region. It behaves beyond our expectations.Both girls meet in the Land of Oz as the most spectacular musical of the year, "Wicked", begins.
  • Why You Should Check out the Latest in HDTV Technology  By : David C. Johnson
    When the first high-definition television (HDTV) sets hit the market in 1998, movie buffs, sports fans and tech aficionados got pretty excited, and for good reason. Ads for the sets hinted at a television paradise with superior resolution and digital surround sound. With HDTV, you could also play movies in their original widescreen format without the letterbox "black bars" that some people find annoying.
  • Why You Need To Find Out More About DVD Rental By Mail  By : Tony Brings
    Going out every time you want a DVD rental can be so taxing, that is why it is so fantastic that there are places where you can get a DVD rental by mail. These guys make renting movies almost too easy and fast, who needs brick and mortar movie stores now? Not me that is for sure!

    I don’t know about you but the late fees are what get me every tie I try and go to a movie rental store in person. It is so hard to remember that you have a movie due back. I mean, how often do yo...
  • Why We Can't Get Enough American Idol  By : Anthony Palladino
    This article talks about why the Fox Network T.V. Show – American Idol – is so popular and why we are continually drawn to it.
  • Why Satellite TV From Directv  By : David C. Johnson
    If you aren't currently watching satellite TV, then the fact is, that you are watching a sub grade of TV programming then you could otherwise be enjoying. Satellite TV programming is simply the next technological step up from cable and if you are watching standard TV programming, like you get from a regular antenna on your TV or house then you may as well still be living in the stone age, as far as your TV programming is concerned.
  • Why Movies Can Be an Escape Hatch  By : Brian F Connors
    What has been a pastime of millions to seek refuge within a world of unceasing pressure and anxiety? Here’s the answer that you have either grown to love or maybe should seek to have a time of respite every so often!
  • Why Choose A Plasma Television?  By : Mark Barnes
    Why Choose A Plasma TV

    Still watching your programs on a standard CRT television?

    Heard a lot about Plasma Television recently, but not sure why you would benefit from having this latest technology sitting in your living room?

    Well, lets start with the basics, without the jargon! What is a Plasma Television?

    Plasma televisions are a new type of display that uses technology different from other televisions. Although, Plasma televisions are not a new invention, but ...
  • Who Is Highest Paid Hollywood Actress  By : steamtown
    This article pertaines to the highist paid female actress in Hollywod. Are you sure you know who it is?
  • What You Need To Know About HDTV  By : Bart Spielberg
    HDTV is an abbreviated representation of the term High Definition Television. HDTV involves a broadcast of television signals with a higher definition than traditional signals, usually through a digital capacity although some early broadcasts were sent in analog format in Europe and Japan. HDTV allows the viewer to see much more detail than on standard television broadcasts, by using more pixels in a given image and increasing the ratios used without letterboxing (the transfe...
  • What Was Elizabeth Taylor's First Dramatic Film?  By : steamtown
    The movie depicts an up and coming George Eastman [played by Montgomery Cliff] being thrust into the blue collar life of a rich uncle's family business, and falling in love with another women, despite the fact that his own [secret] girlfriend was now pregnant.
  • What To Expect From Direct TV's Satellite Services  By : David C. Johnson
    Every company claims to have the best product or service in their industry. When it comes to satellite TV only Direct TV can end up on top with their satisfying combination of the most popular TV programming, the latest technology, as well as top rated customer service to keep you happy. With Direct TV you are getting the best possible satellite service because every channel you receive is one hundred percent digital programming.
  • What Is The Most Watched Film In History  By : steamtown
    This is the story of the most watched film in history, Filmed in 1979 in the holy land with no major actors,no sex scenes and very limited violence
  • What Is Rear Projection Television?  By : Scott Michaels
    What is rear projection television? The term comes from the fact that the rear projection TV sends the image onto the viewing screen from behind the screen. When you are in a movie theater, the image in projected onto the front of the screen. That is why the projector is behind the audience in a movie theater.

    If you are really into television, that the bigger the screen the better, right? If you feel that way about your television viewing, then no doubt you are considerin...
  • What Do You Get With Direct TV?  By : David C. Johnson
    Direct TV is known for being America's top rated digital satellite entertainment service provider. With Direct TV you are getting the most advanced technology when it comes to satellite TV.
  • What are Movie Trailers?  By : Robert Palmer
    If you are interested in the film and/or entertainment industry you are probably familiar with what movie trailers are all about. Generally speaking, a movie trailer is a short clip of a film that is in theaters, will be in theaters soon, or has been in the past.
  • Wedding Crashers (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    One of the funniest and most outrageous comedies of 2005, Wedding Crashers will have you falling out of your chair with laughter. Directed by the underrated David Dobkin, the film features now veteran Hollywood funny men Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn in their first film together as the central headliners. TV writers Steve Faber and Bob Fisher author the screenplay, a breakout hit for both, that has to be considered one of the best written comedies of the year. Of course, it he...
  • Watch Shows On Broadway  By : DMF
    There are a number of Broadway plays and shows that people love to watch over and over again. But not all shows last forever on Broadway because the theaters need to make way for new shows and give others the opportunity to show their plays on Broadway.
  • Watch DVD Movies On Your iPod  By : Julian Moss
    Take your favorite DVD movies on your travels by converting them to watch on your iPod or MP4 player.
  • Walk The Line Movie Review  By : Alice Flegel
    A real legend is...well, the stuff of legends. But much harder to reproduce on film, because of the depths of human expression that tend to get lost in the business of making it on time, on budget, and on a subject the public will "buy". Which means 2005's "Walk The Line" is that rarest of movies, one that dug deep into the story, put it up as it really unfolded, and managed to bag actors that could carry it off.

    "Walk The Line" is the hard fighting/drinking/loving story o...
  • Walk The Line (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Nominated for five Academy Awards, and winner of the Oscar for Best Actress (Reese Witherspoon), Walk The Line chronicles the life and times of legendary country music star Johnny Cash with an intense, and sometimes dark, intimacy. Following on the heels of the previous year’s Oscar Award-winning picture Ray, based on the life of Ray Charles, I entered the theater under the mistaken impression that Walk The Line would be a cookie-cutter attempt to capitalize on the various th...
  • Videos On The PSP  By : Robert Frost
    If you are like any number of video game enthusiasts, you might have already purchased the Sony PSP to play your video games on the go. The PSP has proven to be extremely popular in the teenage crowd as well as younger adults. There are many reasons behind this, and one big one besides the gaming aspect of the PSP. The popularity of the PSP has risen because of its abilities to play videos.

    With over four hundred movies currently available on UMD, Sony’s mini CDs they intr...
  • Upgrading From Cable? Think DirecTV!  By : David C. Johnson
    There comes a time when cable ends up not satisfying you the way that it used to and you want something newer and more exciting to entertain you. You also do not want to pay a whole lot more for it than you are paying for the now boring cable. You are out to find a good and wholesome satellite television provider that will not give you the run around or treat you nicely until you obtain service from them and then never again give you quality customer service.
  • Upcoming Movie Reviews  By : Robert Palmer
    The great thing about upcoming movies that are due in theaters is the anticipation that surrounds them. Is the new movie going to be any good? Does so and so really get killed off in the end?
  • Unlimited Movie Downloads Tips – Pick The Best, Dump The Rest  By : Davion W
    Unlimited movie downloads have made it much easier for busy folks like us to watch our favorite movies conveniently at our own time. There are of course many reasons that have propelled more people to head to movie download sites. If you are considering one, there are several important tips you may want to pick up here on selecting a rock-solid membership site for unlimited movie downloads.
  • TV Show Download Site Receives 5-Star Rating  By : Andy West
    TVadvanced, a service that allows users to download unlimited TV shows, movies, music, and other media, has recently achieved a five-star rating from Review Place.
  • TV Is A Drug - Are Your Kids Addicted?  By : Adam Cox
    For most of us, hearing about different types of addiction is a common occurrence. Even more difficult to bear is that most of us are close to someone affected by an addiction. When addictions are related to the abuse of a substance such as alcohol, our understanding that there is a problem may be rooted in clear and serious signs of a life out of control. But what about an addiction related to something more subtle? Could a behavior as seemingly normal as watching television...
  • Trekker versus Trekkie: The Controversy  By : Francesca Black
    So what is the difference between a trekker and a trekkie? The short answer is: nothing. According to Wikipedia, the all-knowing, on-line encyclopedia, both terms denote a fan of the Star Trek science fiction franchise. So why all the controversy between the two?
  • Travel Channel  By : Robert Palmer
    There are many things that you can learn by simply watching the travel channel. Do you want to find out what you can do while vacationing? The travel channel can help. How about where you should plan your next trip?
  • Touched By An Angel (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Nominated for 3 Golden Globes and 12 Emmys, including two by Della Reese for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series, Touched By An Angel built a sizeable and loyal audience with its upbeat themes and inspirational storylines. The brainchild of John Masius, creator of Providence (1999) and writer for such hit series as St. Elsewhere (1982) and LA Law (1986), Touched By An Angel follows in the footsteps of Michael Landon's successful series Highway To Heaven, which ch...
  • Total Convenience and Savings with Comcast Bundled Services  By : David C. Johnson
    Comparison shopping with standard dial up service is a joke but with broadband high speed from Comcast, checking other sources and prices happens instantly with the click of a mouse. With Comcast all of your services are covered on one simple and easy to comprehend monthly bill for greater savings and convenience.
  • Top 3 Movies Of All Time  By : Dalvin Rumsey
    There are some movies that each and every one of us has seen at least once. They have made a very strong impression on us and, no matter how long it has been since they were released, we would still want to watch them when we have the time.
  • To Sir With Love--A Great Classic Movie  By : steamtown
    Ideological changes in post-Civil Rights movement
    America were at the heart of legendary African-
    American actor Sidney Poitier's films in the late
    1960s. This is one of his "true classic movies"
  • Titanic (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Nominated for 14 Academy Awards and winner of 11 including Best Picture, Titanic became a worldwide phenomenon upon its release in 1997. Written and directed by James Cameron, the producer behind such hits as Terminator 2 and True Lies, the film chronicles the tragic 1912 sinking of the Titanic on its maiden voyage while interweaving a classic love story. At 194 minutes, it’s probably the longest commercial blockbuster in recent memory. Apparently, the sinking of the ship mir...
  • Tips On Selecting A Film School  By : Linda Emerson
    Filmmaking is not only an interesting, enjoyable and fulfilling career but very lucrative as well. Unfortunately, realizing the big Hollywood dream entails hard work, commitment and great amount of skill, right attitude, guts and some luck, too. While it is true that you’re not in full control of your fate, the initial steps toward being a successful filmmaker depend on you. Choosing the right or the best film school where you would hone your talents, develop more interest an...
  • Tips on Choosing a TV Show  By : Jasmin Galicia
    Choosing a tv show is depends upon the character and behaviour of oneself. The first thing to do is knowing what is the correct Category for you.
  • Tips and Techniques on screenwriting comedy  By : Alex Vachon
    Len Blum has written many hit comedies in the past 30 years, such as Over
    the Hedge, The Pink Panther, Heavy Metal, Feds, Beethoven's 2nd, Meatballs,
    Howard Stern's Private Parts. He lives in Montreal.
  • Three Telecom Services on Only One Bill with Comcast Bundled Services  By : David C. Johnson
    Because you are more likely to run across viruses on the net with this new faster access to it, Comcast provides the latest virus protection with free McAfee anti virus software for life with free lifetime upgrades.
  • Theater Ticket Deals: Finding What You Want!  By : Sandy Baker
    Finding the right theater ticket deal is like winning the jackpot of a big lotto. It is great to find a great deal on a great show. The problem that many people have though, is knowing how to find the best options for them. If you love to head to the opera or to the show, then you need to have a great way to get theater ticket deals.

    While none of these ideas are definite ways of getting a great price, these will definitely help you get back on track.There are a number of ...
  • The X-Files (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Nominated for 12 Golden Globes and 61 Emmys, including 4 for Outstanding Drama Series, The X-Files is one of the world's most popular science-fiction drama shows. Premiering in the Fall of 1993 on the Fox Network, home of popular programs such as The Simpsons (1989) and King Of The Hill (1997), The X-Files created an entire fictional world of conspiracies and secret organizations, building a legion of fanatic followers as devoted to the series as Trekkies are to Star Trek. Cr...
  • The West Wing (Season 5) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Widely considered one of the best drama series on TV, The West Wing appeared in Fall 1999 to great media fanfare. Surrounded by various individual staffers such as Claudia "C.J." Cregg (Allison Janney), Josh Lyman (Bradley Whitford), Sam Seaborn (Rob Lowe), Toby Ziegler (Richard Schiff), Leo McGarry (John Spencer), and Charlie Young (Dule Hill), the president makes his best attempt to govern the executive branch. The West Wing follows the daily exploits of the president and h...
  • The West Wing (Season 4) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    The recipient of widespread critical acclaim for its somewhat accurate portrayal of White House working conditions, The West Wing premiered in Fall 1999 to much fanfare and media attention.
    Seasoned acting veteran Martin Sheen plays the lead role of President Bartlett to such perfection that it's reported that some believe he's the actual president. Sheen's performance is indicative of the superb casting job pulled off by The West Wing creators. Filling with regular doses of...
  • The West Wing (Season 3) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Since it first aired in late 1999, The West Wing has been one of the most popular drama series on TV. Hollywood veteran Martin Sheen plays the lead role of President Jed Bartlet in this show which chronicles daily events in the life of a president. The daily operations of Bartlet's White House are run by varying individuals such as Claudia "C.J." Cregg (Allison Janney), Sam Seaborn (Rob Lowe), Leo McGarry (John Spencer), Josh Lyman (Bradley Whitford), Toby Ziegler (Richard Sc...
  • The West Wing (Season 2) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Since its September 1999 premiere, the NBC series The West Wing immediately established itself with viewers as one of the top programs on television. With its purportedly realistic weekly foray into the inner-depths of the White House, the drama series became so popular that some pollsters claimed its president Jed Bartlet was the most recognizable candidate going into the 2000 presidential campaign. Nevertheless, the point is that The West Wing strikes a chord with its core ...
  • The West Wing (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Premiering in September 1999, the original NBC series The West Wing built an instant cult following with its seemingly realistic weekly excursions into the inner sanctums of the White House. The series became such a hit that some pollsters claimed that certain people actually believed Jed Bartlet was the real president (although, if true, this is more of a negative reflection on the intelligence of the electorate, and not necessarily an indication of West Wing's realism). But...
  • The Waltons (Season 2) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Recipient of 15 Golden Globe and 25 Emmy nominations, The Waltons enjoyed nine seasons of high ratings and widespread critical acclaim. Premiering in Fall 1972 on CBS, the drama series catalogued the life and times of a close-knit country family during the depths of the Great Depression. Supposedly, the series is based on the real life events of creator Earl Hamner Jr. and his family. The Waltons answered critics who believed such family shows were passe, and its family-frien...
  • The Ultimate Love Story  By : steamtown
    As difficult as it is to discuss the subject of Alzheimer's for most people, Sarah Polley has done a superb job of putting it on screen in this ultimate love story.
  • The Top Benefits of Satellite TV in Your Home  By : David C. Johnson
    Satellite television is hugely popular in America as well as in other civilized countries around the world. There are many benefits to having satellite TV - it's not just a case of there always being something to watch - although this is one of the main attractions for many people. However, satellite TV is also the source of a great deal of information, which can be used for education as well as entertainment.
  • The Three Stooges-Classic Comedy Icons  By : Robert Benson
    Ahhhh…The Three Stooges…Classic slapstick comedy and an American tradition. Who hasn’t seen a Stooge classic film short? But, who were these men who brought their caustic brand of physical comedy into our living rooms and theaters?

    We all know them as Curly, Larry and Moe, but when they first started in1922 they were with a vaudeville act called Ted Healy and his Stooges (which was originally called Ted Healy and his Southern Gentlemen).

    The ensemble consisted of Ted He...
  • The Strongest of the Spiderman Villains - Carnage  By : JessicaT
    Perhaps one of the most terrifying villains of all time, and surely one of the most terrifying of the Spiderman villains, Carnage is far from a normal run of the mill law breaker. He was created when a predator alien bonded with a serial killer named Cletus Kasady.
  • The Sopranos (Season 5) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    The Sopranos centers around the life of Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini), a middle-aged father of two, husband, and successful businessman. But unlike most sitcom families, Tony is constantly irritated by his children, Meadow and Anthony (Jamie Lynn Sigler and Robert Iler). Furthermore, he regularly cheats on his wife Carmela (Edie Falco), and to top it off, he’s the head of a mafia crime organization. The constant confusion and stress in Tony’s life pushes him to seek out a t...
  • The Sopranos (Season 4) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Recipient of numerous awards and critical acclaim, The Sopranos has solidified itself as one of the best shows of the past decade. A sitcom family version of The Godfather, although not to be confused with family-friendly programming, the show provides a fresh glimpse of the vast underworld of organized crime. Putting a middle-class family twist on the mafia lifestyle, it creates a seduction world that it is simultaneously easier to relate to for most viewers. James Gandolfin...
  • The Sopranos (Season 3) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    In the late 90’s, The Sopranos, along with HBO’s other original series with Sex And The City, took the entertainment world by storm with its dry wit and flavorful brand of drama. A hybrid of The Godfather and a normal, run-of-the-mill sitcom family, The Sopranos created a new experience for its audience and quickly developed a legion of loyal dedicated fans. Winner of numerous Emmys, the show follows the lives of the Soprano family headed by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini), a...
  • The Sopranos (Season 2) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    In the late 1990’s a new HBO original series took America by storm. The Sopranos redefined the cable drama series genre with its unique look into the family life of a New Jersey mafia kingpin. Recipient of numerous Emmy nominations in the years since, The Sopranos has built a loyal following among television viewers and critics alike.

    The Sopranos focuses on the life of Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini), a middle-aged father of two and the successful head of an organized cri...
  • The Sopranos (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Along with Sex And The City, the HBO original series The Sopranos took the world by storm in the late-1990s with its cutting edge drama and acerbic wit. A cross between The Godfather and the traditional nuclear sitcom family, the show provided a unique experience for a niche audience that quickly developed into a barrage of dedicated fans. Nominated for countless Emmy's, and winner of at least four in every one of its seasons except Season 2 (in which it carried home one), Th...
  • The Simpsons (Season 6) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    One of the best television shows of its era, or any era, The Simpsons redefined the genre of prime time animation. The blockbuster series filled with eccentric personalities from the town Springfield helped propel the rising FOX network from second-tier to the elite status enjoyed by CBS, NBC, and ABC. Its success opened the door for numerous animated series that followed a similar path, including The Family Guy (1999) and King Of The Hill (1997). With some of the best writer...
  • The Simpsons (Season 5) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    If you’ve never been to Springfield, then you haven’t experienced one of the most entertaining and witty shows in television history. The Simpsons is unrivaled in its satirical quality and is quite possibly one of the funniest shows in television history. It’s already the longest-running prime time series. Long before Seinfeld redefined the traditional sitcom, The Simpsons transformed the animated genre into a ratings boon once again. Its success opened the door for a number ...
  • The Simpsons (Season 4) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Fun for both adults and children, The Simpsons is one of those rare shows that smashed the conventional wisdom of its time and redefined its genre. By creating a truly adult cartoon, and not one watered-down for a younger audience, The Simpsons kept its finger of the pulse of American TV viewers, providing an unmatched wit with its biting satire. It’s a combination that opened the door for later prime time animated series such as Futurama, King Of The Hill, and The Family Guy...
  • The Simpsons (Season 3) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    In the late-1980s, a one-minute segment on The Tracy Ullman Show (since long forgotten, except in trivia questions) morphed into its own series. That series was The Simpsons, and it became an anchor for the then-burgeoning FOX network. With a wildly original cast of oddball characters, The Simpsons instantly struck a chord with audiences, becoming the longest running prime time show among all genres, not just the animation genre. Loved by audiences from age 2 to 102, the show...
  • The Simpsons (Season 2) DVD Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Before Seinfeld redefined the sitcom, The Simpsons came along and redefined prime time animation. Straying from the usual formula of innocence concocted by The Flintstones and The Jetsons, The Simpsons left no area of society untouched by its raw politically-incorrect satire. With an almost endless array of unforgettable characters, a trip to Springfield is a breath of fresh air, and hilarious as a television comedy can be…

    The Simpsons (Season 2) DVD offers a number of hi...
  • The Simpsons (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Starting with the very first episode (airing December 17, 1989), The Simpsons (Season 1) DVD is packed with some of the best episodes in the show's history. All of these early episodes exhibit a bit of amateurish (by later Simpson standards) animation, seeing as how the popularity of the show had yet to land it the massive budgets of subsequent years. However, this does not take away from the show’s acerbic wit which is present and in full swing throughout all thirteen of the...
  • The Shield (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Nominated for 4 Emmys and 4 Golden Globes, including Best Television Series - Drama, The Shield is one of the top police dramas of the past decade. The brainchild of creator Shawn Ryan, writer for such hit shows as Nash Bridges (1996) and Angel (1999), The Shield made history in 2003 by becoming the first basic cable series to win a Golden Globe for Best Drama Series (in the past, only non-ad supported shows such as The Sopranos and Sex And The City have done so well). The ho...
  • The Secret Movie Review  By : Larry Blenn
    What is this big secret? Is it the answer to all of our deepest desires?
  • The reality TV show Survivor  By : Mar
    Survivor is a popular reality television game show produced in many countries throughout the world. In the show, contestants are isolated in a remote location and compete for cash and other prizes. "Survivor," based on the successful Dutch show Expedition: Robinson, is commonly considered the mother of reality TV.
  • The Princess Bride (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Music, The Princess Bride should've been awarded the designation of best comedy of the year. Having built a large cult following since its 1987 release, The Princess Bride continues to entertain whole new generations of fans. Its enduring tale and timeless humor are certain to cement its place among the hallowed halls of the movie classic elites. The Princess Bride is one of the few movies that every person absolutely should see - if yo...
  • The Phantom Of The Opera (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    Nominated for 3 Academy Awards and 3 Golden Globes, including Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy, The Phantom Of The Opera is one of the most talked about movies of 2004. Taking the smash commercial success of Andrew Lloyd Webber's stage production to the big screen is no easy task, but long-time Hollywood director Joel Schumacher is more than able to get the job done. He takes an otherwise poorly written screenplay (minus the awe of a live performance no less) and manag...
  • The Passion Of The Christ (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    The most controversial film of 2004, Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ was widely derided by critics and detractors as a two-hour anti-Semitic pornography/horror flick, complete with splattering blood and arduous torture. But among the Christian community (of which I consider myself a part) and open-minded people who actually saw the film, The Passion stands alone as the most eloquent expression of God's love for mankind ever to grace the big screen.

    The Passion certa...
  • The Office (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
    One of the most refreshing new comedy series on TV, The Office catalogues the inner-workings of a fictional Pennsylvania paper company called Dunder-Mifflin. The name itself alludes to some sort of bureaucratic labyrinth administered by dunderheads, and in reality, it is. Unfortunately, what makes The Office so hilarious is the ability of viewers to relate to the onscreen office culture. The branch office of Dunder-Mifflin viewers are privy to is managed by the politically-in...
  • The Notebook (DVD) Review  By : Britt Gillette
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