  | Hitler's S.S. (2002) PG-13 Director: Jim Goodard Actor: John Shea; David Warner Release Year: 2002 Review by: Elizabeth B. (bethieof96) - 5/21/2013 1:18 PM "This is a very good WWII movie portrays 2 brothers from the early days of WWII until the bitter end. Both seeing things from a different perspective." |
 | Crocodile Dundee/Crocodile Dundee 2/Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2007) PG Directors: John Cornell, Peter Faiman, Simon Wincer Actors: Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, Jere Burns Release Year: 2007 Review by: Michel D. (michelann) - 5/21/2013 11:17 AM "This is the ideal combo pack for Mick Dundee fans. All three movies are fun and exciting!" |
 | Safe House (0) Director: Daniel Espinosa Actors: Denzel Washington, Ryan Reynolds Review by: Mike D. - 5/21/2013 9:49 AM "Good action flick. Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds make a good pair in this movie. Supporting cast is somewhat weak but adequate. Only negative feature, in my opinion, is that in a large number of action scenes, the action happens too quickly and it is hard to make out who is doing what to whom until the scene is over. I will probably not watch it again." |
 | Bicentennial Man (2000) PG Actors: Robin Williams, Embeth Davidtz, Sam Neill Release Year: 2000 Review by: Ceic W. - 5/21/2013 3:21 AM "This movie is so deep and i just love the growth! I adore this movie" |
 | Crazy Heart (2010) R Director: Scott Cooper Release Year: 2010 Review by: Debbie M. - 5/20/2013 7:43 PM "I love this movie. What a great part Jeff Bridges plays & Maggie Gylenhall is adorable." |
 | Asylum (2006) R Director: David Mackenzie Actors: Natasha Richardson, Sean Harris, Marton Csokas Release Year: 2006 Review by: Robert K. - 5/20/2013 6:51 PM "The setting is in London. The Hugh Bonneville character is a psychiatrist and gets new job at a mental health facility for the criminaly insane. Bonneville takes his wife and young child to live there as his employer provides a nice home within the grounds. Natasha Richardson plays Bonneville's wife. It is soon apparent that Richardson has very little to do, and is very bored. Also, it appeared that there wasn't a whole lot of physical affection between husband and wife. This sets up the meeting of Marton Csokas and Richardson. Csokas plays one of the inmates who just happens to be a hunk. Some of the inmates who have demonstrated good behavior are allowed to work at the facility. Csokas crime was killing his wife in a most brutal way. Being the bored housewife, Richardson puts on an alluring dress and goes down to where Csokas is working. She throws herself at Csokas. This begins a torrid affair which has far reaching consequences for Bonneville, Richardson, and their young son. Overall, I liked the film but it is very somber in tone." |
 | Poltergeist II/Poltergeist III (2003) PG Directors: Brian Gibson, Gary Sherman Actors: JoBeth Williams, Craig T. Nelson, Heather O'Rourke Release Year: 2003 Review by: Heather H. - 5/20/2013 5:23 PM "I grew up watching the first installment of this series. While not the greatest movie ever made, it had elements that made it worthwhile and downright creepy in places (those ghost hands were just chilling). That being said, I was eager to watch the second and third in this series. I had the chance to watch the third one a few years back and having finally seen the second, let me tell you that everything makes much more sense. The premise is similar to the first one. Carol Anne is older and still attracting spirits. This time she gets a creepy preacher who makes an appearance in the third. The preacher and his followers, all long dead, see her as an angel. The plot is a little jumbled but he seems to want to use her to justify his religion which failed epically. The special effects are what you expect from the mid eighties. Impressive for the time but producing little more than giggles nowadays. As a girl who used to wear braces, that scene did give me shivers. So, not the best movie ever made but it's a far cry better than a lot of films I've seen. The third movie witnesses the return of both our heroine (Carol Anne) and the creepy preacher. In this movie he wants Carol Anne for himself and wants her to take him to the other side. That being said, he goes through a lot just to pass over. He takes over an entire building. He's kinda stupid like that. He goes through a lot of work just to go to hell (C'mon people, is there even a question of where this jerk is going?). Again, not awful special effects. Still not fantastic by today's standards but predictable. Heather O'Rourke's performance is good, much better than in the previous two. The plot wanders, focusing more on mirror tricks to get the message across. I did like the mirror tricks though. All in all, decent movies and about what you'd expect from sequels to an eighties movie." |
 | Here Come The Brides: Season Two (2012) NR Director: Paul Junger Witt Actors: Robert Brown, Mark Lenard, Bobby Sherman Release Year: 2012 Review by: Christopher M. (GilesGoatboy) - 5/20/2013 12:00 PM "This series holds up very well...the only thing that dates it is the excellence of the ensemble cast turning in consistently outstanding performances as their characters each show and the remarkably good stories by its writers. Those who enjoyed the first season as much as I did will surely want this second installment. We get episodes with notable guest stars such as Jane Wyatt as a deluded and vengeful aristocratic lady and Robert Cummings as Lottie's (saloon owner Joan Blindell's) ne'er-do-well husband showing up. As in season one, the regular cast continues in varying degrees of importance in each story, but Bobby Sherman and David Soul are especially memorable. Very satisfying viewing for all ages." |
 | Heavy Petting (2008) Unrated Director: Marcel Sarmiento Actors: Malin Åkerman, Brendan Hines, Mike Doyle Release Year: 2008 Review by: Elizabeth B. (bethieof96) - 5/20/2013 2:57 AM "This movie is a must for dog lovers especially if you love a good comedy. A few curse words that I didn't care for but there's plenty of dogs in this movie and a relationship that's trying to blossom in spite of the girls dog." |
 | Nothing But the Truth (2009) R Actors: Kate Beckinsale, Vera Farmiga Release Year: 2009 Review by: Elizabeth B. (bethieof96) - 5/20/2013 2:47 AM "This is a very good suspenseful courtroom drama. The acting is first rate and the ending is very surprising. Based on a true story that took place during the Bush - Cheney Administration." |
 | Missionary Man (2008) R Director: Dolph Lundgren Actors: Dolph Lundgren, Kateri Walker, Chelsea Ricketts Release Year: 2008 Review by: Carmen C. (CarmenCS) - 5/19/2013 9:31 PM "A fairly satisfying remake of either HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER or PALE RIDER, take your pick. Not terribly original, but a solid straight-to-video. Fun for when you are in a "patience, my a**, lets kill some bad guys" mood." |
 | In Treatment: The Complete First Season (2009) Unrated Actors: Gabriel Byrne, Dianne Wiest, Michelle Forbes Release Year: 2009 Review by: Canes N. - 5/19/2013 8:27 PM "This is one of the most absorbing shows I have ever watched, which seems impossible when you read the description that it is two or three people conversing in a therapy session, but the writing is so awesome. Gabriel Byrne is so good. This definitely deserves a wider audience." |
 | Boot Hill/Vengeance Valley (2002) NR Actors: Terence Hill, Burt Lancaster Release Year: 2002 Review by: Elizabeth B. (bethieof96) - 5/19/2013 1:22 PM "This is a pretty good deal here, 2 70's era westerns for one credit. Not quite as good as the Clint Eastwood movies of the same era but both of these movies are quite good. I'll give this one 3 1/2 stars." |
 | Brothers and Sisters - The Complete First Season (2007) Actors: Calista Flockhart, Sally Field, Rachel Griffiths Release Year: 2007 Review by: Janice W. - 5/19/2013 11:18 AM "I loved it... I was a late comer to the series so it gave me a back round into the later seasons." |
 | The Dinosaur Project (2013) PG-13 Director: Sid Bennett Actors: Natasha Loring, Matt Kane, Richard Dillane Release Year: 2013 Review by: Michael G. (mgmirkin) - 5/19/2013 4:35 AM "For being a CGI-based "found footage" film about dinosaurs, I honestly dug this movie. The dino CGI was Jurassic Park quality. Far better than the typical "Asylum" knockoff fare. If you're expecting a cinematic masterpiece, well, don't. It's a "found footage" movie with dinosaurs. It's not rocket science. Blair Witch meets Jurassic Park, more-or-less. In all, I think it did what it set out to do. I recommend it if you're into the genre. Pretty good flick. Not perfect, but one of the better movies from the genre that I've seen, if only for the pretty excellent Dino-CGI that really sold it." |
 | Midnight Stallion (2013) NR Director: William Dear Actors: Kris Kristofferson, Jodelle Ferland, Chelah Horsdal Release Year: 2013 Review by: Elizabeth B. (bethieof96) - 5/19/2013 12:44 AM "Really good family movie and with Kris Kristofferson in a lead role to boot. Story about horses and family." |
 | Firefox (2002) PG Actors: Clint Eastwood, Freddie Jones, Warren Clarke Release Year: 2002 Review by: Elizabeth B. (bethieof96) - 5/18/2013 6:13 PM "This movie was one of Clint Eastwoods better (non western) movie. Great action and thrilling till the end. I'll give it 5 stars." |
 | No Reservations (2008) PG Director: Scott Hicks Actors: Catherine Zeta-Jones, Aaron Eckhart, Abigail Breslin Release Year: 2008 Review by: Anita S. (AnitaLee) - 5/18/2013 5:05 PM "I enjoyed this movie when I saw it at the theater and I am so glad I swapped for it. it is romantic, has the cooking theme we all love, love the actor & actress and the little girl is adorable. ALL AROUND GOOD, CLEAN, UPLIFTING ENTERTAINMENT! A" |
 | The Spiderwick Chronicles (Full Screen Edition) (2008) PG Actor: Freddie Highmore Release Year: 2008 Review by: Susan G. (imaginaryfriend) - 5/18/2013 4:23 PM "Having never read the books, I had no expectations when I started watching this movie. As a result, I found it to be very entertaining and it kept me wondering how, or if, the evil Mulgrath would reach his demise. Filled with magical and wondrous creatures as well as evil and ominous ones, this is a classic tale of how curiosity can lead to terrible consequences which causes a struggle between good and evil with the whole of civilization hanging in the balance. Not as intense, as dark or as full of magic as the Harry Potter movies but still a delight that late pre-teens and older will enjoy." |
 | Nanny McPhee (Full Screen Edition) (2006) PG Director: Kirk Jones Actors: Emma Thompson, Colin Firth, Angela Lansbury Release Year: 2006 Review by: Monica M. - 5/18/2013 9:45 AM "My granddaughter and I loved the story and the rolls that the various actors played." |
 | Big Business (2011) PG Director: Jim Abrahams Actors: Fred Ward, Edward Herrmann, Bette Midler Release Year: 2011 Review by: Kathleen P. - 5/18/2013 9:03 AM "Great silly good-natured fun with two great ladies - Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin. I really enjoyed it. Two sets of twins are mismatched at birth, two grow up in the big city, two in a small town. A relaxing comedy." |
 | Casa de los Babys (2004) R Director: John Sayles Actors: Daryl Hannah, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Mary Steenburgen Release Year: 2004 Review by: Jonnie L. - 5/18/2013 12:43 AM "the one thing that got me was not the plight of these "poor women " it was the way they constantly stepped over so many poor children in order to keep their focus on their needs. A baby at what seemed all cost , i remember in the 50"s it was adopt a little indian (native american) baby . a sad movie but not for the reasons you'd think . i love john's movies but this one , missed." |
 | MacGyver - The Complete First Season (2005) NR Directors: Alan Smithee, Alexander Singer, Bruce Seth Green Actors: Richard Dean Anderson, Richard Romanus, Robert Romanus Release Year: 2005 Review by: Elizabeth B. (bethieof96) - 5/17/2013 5:31 PM "Thumbs up for Richard Dean Anderson. He actually makes this show." |
 | Grace Is Gone (2008) PG-13 Director: James C. Strouse Actors: John Cusack, Emily Churchill, Rebecca Spence Release Year: 2008 Review by: Elizabeth B. (bethieof96) - 5/17/2013 5:29 PM "Interesting movie. John Cusack plays a good part in raising his two daughters." |
 | America 101 (2006) Unrated Actors: Richard Azurdia, Christine Carlo Release Year: 2006 Review by: CHRIS G. (OZARKPILGRIM) - 5/17/2013 5:18 PM "This was a low budget movie, but entertaining to watch. No big name stars or special effects, but a wholesome and entertaining movie to sit through and enjoy. I'd like to see more movies along this line that count on an interesting and realistic story line and acting instead of super star power and big budgets to accomplish the same goal." |