The Sandlot II (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
This sequel to the movie The Sandlot takes place 12 years after the first. Featuring more baseball, boys and scary dogs -- this second effort from Writer/DIrector David Mickey Evans feels more like a remake than a new tale.
This sequel to the movie The Sandlot takes place 12 years after the first. Featuring more baseball, boys and scary dogs -- this second effort from Writer/DIrector David Mickey Evans feels more like a remake than a new tale.
xXx: State of the Union (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2009)
In this sequel, the National Security Agency is again looking for a bad guy to save the good citizens of America. Their prison pick this time around is Darius Stone (Ice Cube), who uses his street smarts and former partners in crime to ignite a heavy arsenal of bombs and bullets with the hope of saving the President of the United States.
In this sequel, the National Security Agency is again looking for a bad guy to save the good citizens of America. Their prison pick this time around is Darius Stone (Ice Cube), who uses his street smarts and former partners in crime to ignite a heavy arsenal of bombs and bullets with the hope of saving the President of the United States.
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
Douglas Adams' quirky, creative and cheeky novels have been amusing sci-fi fans for years. Now Buena Vista Home Entertainment puts all of his out-of-this-world silliness onto DVD, so you can curse the whole universe without ever leaving the comfort of your couch.
Douglas Adams' quirky, creative and cheeky novels have been amusing sci-fi fans for years. Now Buena Vista Home Entertainment puts all of his out-of-this-world silliness onto DVD, so you can curse the whole universe without ever leaving the comfort of your couch.
The Year of the Yao (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
The Year of The Yao is a documentary following the transformation rookie basketball player Yao Ming from Chinese sports hero to American superstar.
The Year of The Yao is a documentary following the transformation rookie basketball player Yao Ming from Chinese sports hero to American superstar.
Bells Are Ringing (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
Privy to the private details of their clientele's lives, a telephone answering service employee (Judy Holiday) keeps passing little tidbits she has gleaned from one patron to another when she feels they may benefit from the information.
Privy to the private details of their clientele's lives, a telephone answering service employee (Judy Holiday) keeps passing little tidbits she has gleaned from one patron to another when she feels they may benefit from the information.
A Lot Like Love (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
A quick fling in an airplane restroom kicks off six years of chance meetings between Oliver Granger and Emily Friehl (Ashton Kutcher and Amanda Peet), as they try to figure out life, love, and whether they like one another enough to commit to something more than casual sex.
A quick fling in an airplane restroom kicks off six years of chance meetings between Oliver Granger and Emily Friehl (Ashton Kutcher and Amanda Peet), as they try to figure out life, love, and whether they like one another enough to commit to something more than casual sex.
The Interpreter (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
Silvia Broome (Nicole Kidman) has a bad day at the office thanks to overhearing an assassination plot. But when the humble interpreter for the UN goes to the authorities (Sean Penn and Catherine Keener), she finds herself being treated like a suspect.
Silvia Broome (Nicole Kidman) has a bad day at the office thanks to overhearing an assassination plot. But when the humble interpreter for the UN goes to the authorities (Sean Penn and Catherine Keener), she finds herself being treated like a suspect.
Brigadoon (Movie Reviews, Last Update Sep 2017)
Leaving the business of New York City far behind, Tommy Albright (Gene Kelly) and Jeff Douglas (Van Johnson) head overseas for a quiet vacation -- but what they find in the misty hills of Scotland may be even more confusing than the hubbub of home.
Leaving the business of New York City far behind, Tommy Albright (Gene Kelly) and Jeff Douglas (Van Johnson) head overseas for a quiet vacation -- but what they find in the misty hills of Scotland may be even more confusing than the hubbub of home.
Dear Frankie (Movie Reviews, Last Update May 2009)
Rather than tell her son Frankie (Jack McElhone) the truth about his estranged father, Lizzie (Emily Mortimer) has been secretly answering the letters he writes to the man he believes to be a sailor. But when the real ship of the pretend dad arrives in their homeport, Lizzie is forced to either fess-up, or produce a reasonable facsimile.
Rather than tell her son Frankie (Jack McElhone) the truth about his estranged father, Lizzie (Emily Mortimer) has been secretly answering the letters he writes to the man he believes to be a sailor. But when the real ship of the pretend dad arrives in their homeport, Lizzie is forced to either fess-up, or produce a reasonable facsimile.
Melinda and Melinda (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2009)
Woody Allen tells the tale of two Melindas (both played by Radha Mitchell): One who finds the best of times in the storyline starring Will Ferrell, and the other who faces the worst of times in a plot featuring Chloe Sevigny.
Woody Allen tells the tale of two Melindas (both played by Radha Mitchell): One who finds the best of times in the storyline starring Will Ferrell, and the other who faces the worst of times in a plot featuring Chloe Sevigny.
The Five People You Meet In Heaven (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
Based on Mitch Albom's best selling book, this made-for-TV-movie follows the after-death experiences of a man named Eddie (Jon Voight) and the five people he meets who help him understand what his life on Earth was all about.
Based on Mitch Albom's best selling book, this made-for-TV-movie follows the after-death experiences of a man named Eddie (Jon Voight) and the five people he meets who help him understand what his life on Earth was all about.
The Dust Factory (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
Somewhere between life and death is a world known as The Dust Factory.
Somewhere between life and death is a world known as The Dust Factory.
Sahara (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2009)
Based on an adventure story by author Clive Cussler, the heroic duo Dirk Pitt (Matthew McConoughey) and his life-long pal Al Giordina (Steve Zahn) set out to find a lost boat and sunken treasure--and end up in the Sahara saving the world.
Based on an adventure story by author Clive Cussler, the heroic duo Dirk Pitt (Matthew McConoughey) and his life-long pal Al Giordina (Steve Zahn) set out to find a lost boat and sunken treasure--and end up in the Sahara saving the world.