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| 60. |  | Star Wars Trilogy (Full Screen Edition) from Twentieth Century Fox Home Video Movie Review: First off, I'd like to begin by saying that I will definitely be buying this DVD set. I love Star Wars more than life itself (well some parts at least). However, I would like to say that I, like many, don't care for the Special Edition release. I saw these movies when I was a kid back in the 80's... |
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| 61. |  | Xena Warrior Princess - Season Three from Anchor Bay Entertain Movie Review: Ahh, season three, the season that brought us the unforgettable bathing scene in perhaps the funniest episode of the show "A Day In The Life". How can we forget Xena exclaiming to Gabrielle "Are you sitting on the soap?" and her response "I was wondering what that was". It was an episode that... |
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| 62. |  | Farscape - Season 4, Collection 4 from A.D. Vision | |
| 63. |  | Steven Spielberg Presents Taken from Universal Studios Movie Review: There is a point in the fourteen and a half hour mini-series TAKEN that you realize you're watching something truly great, and just about the same moment the momentum that carried the first half hits a brick wall and slides into mediocre. The first five episodes represent an excellent, well written,... |
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| 64. |  | Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl from Walt Disney Home Video Movie Review: When Disney movies first announced that their classic theme-park ride, "Pirates of the Caribbean," would be made into a movie, you could practically hear the amazed laughter from the nation's critics. After all, wasn't their last attempt at basing a movie on something so trivial, THE COUNTRY BEARS, a... |
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| 65. |  | Star Trek Deep Space Nine - The Complete Fifth Season from Paramount Home Video Movie Review: The fifth season of Star Trek Deep Space Nine continued to offer top quality episodes. The ongoing story arcs took some unexpected and very entertaining twists. The level of creativity of year five ran circles, in my opinion, around the then concurrent Star Trek spin off, Voyager, that in its third... |
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| 66. |  | Donnie Darko from Twentieth Century Fox Home Video Movie Review: I try to find movies that are unusual and sometimes complicated. This is a good reason I tend to rent movies away from the Hollywood formula, going for foreign films. With writer / director Richard Kelly's Donnie Darko, I found a treat close to home. With cameos from Drew Barrymore, Noel Wyle and... |
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| 67. |  | Farscape - The Complete Season 1 from A.D. Vision Movie Review: Although I will admit I, I have not seen every science fiction show in existence but I have seen several. These include Buffy, Angel, Stargate SG-1, Mutant X, Andromeda, Dark Angel, Firefly, Lexx, Relic Hunter and all of the Star Treks as well as many others. I do not care much for any of those... |
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| 68. |  | Underworld (Unrated Extended Cut) from Columbia Tristar Hom Movie Review: As an introductory movie to hopefully a larger, more epic and expansive series, Underworld fulfills its requirements adequately. There's enough action, blood, and tight latex outfits to satisfy a genre fan's thirst and the execution is decent enough that I look forward to the sequels, but there's the... |
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| 69. |  | Peter Pan (Widescreen Edition) from Universal Studios Movie Review: I enjoyed this movie as much as my chldren did! It was like "Peter Pan Meets the Pirates of the Carribean"--much more exciting than the Disney cartoon! There is some violence (Captain Hook is a bad guy, afterall), but it isn't dwelt on, and didn't bother my kids at all. A very good movie, indeed! |
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