The A/V transfers and extras on this collection will satisfy even the most obsessed Star Trek fan.
The miniseries exists somewhere beyond the boundaries of normal taste, in a realm where sheer muchness is its own reward.
The cast and crew interviews are the star of this disc, elaborating on the making of a misunderstood cult classic.
When it comes to Julie Delpy, the key question remains the old Barbra Streisand one.
It belongs in the same bucket as another unfairly maligned 1986 mythical fantasy with a bad script, The Golden Child.
It laughs at its hero, but recognizes that he is a hero nonetheless.
The film spends its first half humiliating its actresses only to show in the end that the thing’s all heart.
The stories aren’t just a voyeuristic peek at famous people’s lives and ancestries, but a look inside the human heart.
King would say the extras on this release are meant to stir one’s juices, but I say they have been designed to diminish brain cells.
What woman wouldn’t love to be part of a posse for life who can be counted on to run to her side whenever she needs them?
If Sex and the City 2 is even less significant than its predecessor, it’s because it runs on one less interesting storyline.
Ghost Writer suggests a game of chess played delicately and with great precision.
The way Michael Patrick King tells it, you wouldn’t think much has changed since the Civil War-era plantation.
Tiger’s Tail never feels like the work of director known for his subtle and poetic dramatizations of moral crisis.
Brian De Palma’s characterizations may not have the subtle tongue-in-cheek wit of Tom Wolfe, but his version of the story is both more comic and angrier for it.
Ice Princess once again proves that Disney probably loves your tween more than you do.
Even for an ugly-duckling-makes-good fairy tale, Ice Princess seems to stretch believability a tad too far.
Pretty and neatly wrapped, if Tiffany did television, this is how it’d be done.
Without a sense of humor or fondness for camp, Crossroads, in the end, suggests a Britney ego trip.