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Priced extremely well, this wonderful coming of age story and the hour's worth of new bonus material make a double-dip all the more tempting. »»
New trailer and poster »»
Second trailer for animated film debuts »»
When all is said and done, GWH will be the film that will always be looked upon as the film that launched the careers of two big stars and ended up being the culmination of a career for another. »»
More penguin cuteness »»
Jeff Bridges as a slick DJ, Robin Williams homeless, and Mercedes Ruehl wins an Oscar. Oh, and it's a Terry Gilliam movie too. »»
More singing and dancing penguins! »»
Beloved hyper-kinetic musical gets deluxe treatment for high-definition release. »»
Engaging documentary shines bright light on a legendary singer/songwriter. »»
Kenneth Branagh directed and starred as the titular character in the definitive version of the time-honored story for one reason: he filmed every single moment of the play and put it on screen. »»
Carey Mulligan, Andrew Garfield and Keira Knightly star in the romantic coming-of-age film that features a twist of science fiction. »»
Old Dogs certainly doesn't show any new tricks. »»
I had no idea Bobcat Goldthwait was still in Hollywood, turns out he's writing and directing movies now. »»
Instead of leaving a child's mathematical education in the hands of a Sesame Street character who sucks blood and has a nervous giggle, here are a few movies that can offer tomorrow’s leaders the perfect introduction into the magical world of numbers. »»
Does so little with so much. »»
Type casting is something that happens way too often in the acting world and we end up seeing particular actors star in almost the exact same role over and over again. It's a shame because we could be missing out on some breakthrough performances and brilliant talent that we'll never get a chance to see simply because some guy seems best as the fat funny sidekick. But what about the accomplished actors that decide to step out of their comfort zone and into the unusual role that it's so hard to see them in? It happens, and the results aren't always pretty. »»
Robin Williams has been seen as an adult-sized child. Many loved it when he provided the voice of the playful and hilarious genie in Aladdin. He's been admired as Mork, Patch, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Peter Pan. We all know he's quite humorous and can even play a creepy freak that is stalking a family through their photos. But what else do we know about the overly hairy actor that we don't get to see on the big screen or on his DVD releases? How much more is there to the funny man that can make us laugh with a facial expression just as much as with a script? James Lipton aimed to find out. »»
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