Our favorite universal remote manufacturer puts out a high-performance speaker system for iPods, and we have a sneak-peek.
Fascinating exposé of the notoriously evil MPAA ratings board only scratches the surface of the problem, but is worth seeing for any lover of film.
Little of the 80s TV series remains in this generic Michael Mann adaptation. And that’s both good and bad.
For a romantic comedy with a superheroine as the lead character, this film is surprisingly misogynistic. It’s also only occasionally funny.
M. Night Shyamalan’s attempt at a modern day fairytale is lacking a vital ingredient: a point.
Admirable but lethargic attempt to bring the Charles Bukowski novel to the screen.
The title ‘Pulse’ is ironic because that is exactly what this anemic horror attempt is lacking.
September 11th brought out the best in a lot of people. We can add Oliver Stone to that list.
Kevin Smith has grown up, and he brings his original characters along for the ride.
This ode to the NASCAR life is easily one of Will Ferrell’s most consistently funny comedies, and that’s really saying something.
