When it comes to the long line of albums Jethro Tull, and by parentage Ian Anderson, have released since the late 1960’s one of the thorniest had to be Thick…
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Scott Malchus
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Howard Lutnick and the efforts of Cantor Fitzgerald to rise from the ashes of the 9/11 attacks is the basis of Danielle Gardner’s thought provoking documentary.
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Scott Malchus
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Although it has the makings of a Hallmark made-for-TV movie, “Louder Than Words” is a simple, well-made drama
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Scott Malchus
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French filmmaker Francois Ozon’s work has included directing many of the finest actresses in Europe, including Emmanuelle Beart, Fanny Ardent, Catherine Deneuve, Kristin Scott Thomas, Isabelle Huppert and Charlote Rambling….
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Do I REALLY need to spell out the importance of Akron, Ohio’s finest, the one and only DEVO? Forget it; I won’t. You should know. And if you don’t, there’s…
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Scott Malchus
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Brian Geraghty stars in “Kilminajaro,” a wonderful indie dramedy you should watch.
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Suzanne Vega has always been a delight in my musical life; I can’t pretend that I haven’t loved her from the moment I heard “Marlena On The Wall”. She is…
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Another of Irvine Welsh’s bleak yet sickly humorous novels about life in Scotland turned into a film, much like the heralded Trainspotting. However, unlike Trainspotting, which arrived on these shores…
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Rob Ross
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Gorman Bechard’s What Were We Thinking Films delivers one of the most riveting, interesting, informative and entertaining films I’ve seen in a while. Every Everything: The Music, Live & Times…
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Rob Ross
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Punk In Africa is a surprise to me. First, because it is a concept I did not know existed – for someone who had lived the punk-rock life or worshiped…
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Scott Malchus
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Greg Grunberg takes on a BIG ASS SPIDER in this awesome monster movie.
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Scott Malchus
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The use of ”Powerhouse Cast” is generally reserved for all-star movie productions featuring Academy Award winners like Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, George Clooney and Matt Damon. I don’t think anyone…
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Rob Ross
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FINALLY… the story of England’s Dr. Feelgood – the seminal pub-rock band who were the crucial bridge to the beginnings of punk rock – is finally available in the United…
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Dw. Dunphy
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Making a case for concerts on home video, Dream Theater put out a more than comprehensive package.
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Diablo Cody, the Academy Award winning writer of Juno, as well as the critically acclaimed TV Series, The United States of Tara, makes her directorial debut with Paradise. Julianne Hough…
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Scott Malchus
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The crossroads between youth culture and Amnesty International came together in the mid-70s with a series of concerts that included members of Monty Python, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, as…
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Scott Malchus
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When a DIY movie like this one falls in my lap, I gladly want to spread the word about it.
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Dw. Dunphy
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If you were waiting for the “Master Of Puppets” cover, this release isn’t for you.
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Aerosmith arrives in Japan to boost the morale after the devastating earthquake/tsunami.
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Scott Malchus
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Michael Cera and Juno Temple star in this psychological drama.
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Dw. Dunphy
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Eagle Vision’s 4-DVD video retrospective of Jethro Tull live is a gift to longtime fans.
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Scott Malchus
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The Clint Eastwood 40-Film Collection would seem to have just about anything a fan of Clint would need.
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Dw. Dunphy
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Mel Brooks: Make A Noise — Don’t be schtupidt, be a schmarty!
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Scott Malchus
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If you find yourself wishing they made movies like John Hughes did back in the day, I highly recommend The First Time.
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Scott Malchus
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Romance is in the air, as Warner Brothers releases another large collection commemorating the studios 90th Anniversary.
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Scott Malchus
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Part Michael Clayton, part Rambo, this eco-thriller certainly has more going for it than your typical B-movie.
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Scott Malchus
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Somewhere at the crossroads of Coen and Tarantino, you’ll come upon Andrew Dominik’s Killing Them Softly.