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While I’m not under any illusion about the quality of the Harold and Kumar films, I still find them humorous enough to enjoy. Guilty pleasures, if you will. not only are there three films, but now they have been collected into a new package for fans. I’m sure it was done as some sort of…

My daughter loves “My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic” and while I’m not nearly as enamored with the show as she is, I’ll actually sit down and watch an episode or two with her. What’s interesting is my 9 year old son also enjoys the program. The show is occasionally recorded on the DVR for…

So I’m watching Frankenweenie, and I’m struck by how dark the whole thing is. Some of this has to do with the fact that it’s in black and white. The animation style also helps with this dark feeling – I was sort of surprised at this actually, where there was a lack of emotion demonstrated…

The Odd Life of Timothy Green starts out with Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Garner at the adoption agency telling their story. They want to adopt a child, but the thing is, we know the film is about them as a couple with a young boy that magically comes into their lives. If you’ve seen the…

The Expendables 2 wastes literally no time getting the action underway. The scene is set and with a location, a hooded prisoner, then the familiar crew starts busting in. You get exactly what you expect in a film of this type. Packed with action stars the film is a testosterone-filled love letter to the…

It’s easy to create a kart style racing game. Toss a bunch of characters together, make the track colorful, add some power-ups and make the physics more cartoon-based. Often these games rely on a gimmick to set themselves apart, and Sonic And Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed isn’t above that. What it does offer, however, is…

I forgot you can see Madonna’s breasts in Dick Tracy. I wish that weren’t the case because it’s a fun movie and I want to show it to my kids. It’s a fun movie that accurately recreates the comic style of the Sunday strip it is based on.

What is this – the 4th Ice Age movie? This is turning into a heck of a franchise. A bit of suspension of disbelief is certainly required with these movies, as we have a very disparate group of mammals having banded together to form a type of herd. There’s Manny, the wooly mammoth (Ray Romano),…