T. D. Hetherwick While many series are suffering for staleness by season four, Person of Interest: The Complete Fourth Season gives fans a reason to keep watching thanks to its slick look, fast pace, and engaging stories that break the characters in new directions. With many television shows now having short counts of 6-10 episodes, you have to
Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara bring the laughs in the road comedy Hot Pursuit. Despite the familiar plot and several clichés, the film manages to keep you laughing thanks to the great chemistry of the two talented actresses. Directed by Anne Fletcher (The Proposal and The Guilt Trip) from a screenplay by David Feeney and
Although its pace is a bit slow at times, The Gunman benefits from stylized filming and great action sequences. The film’s plot is a tad familiar, but Sean Penn’s performance makes it worth taking the time to watch. Based Jean-Patrick Manchette’s novel The Prone Gunman, the film was directed by Pierre Morel (Taken and District
Olivia and her team take on Papa Pope in the fourth season of Scandal – which hits DVD loaded with bonus material, an extended finale, and more never-before-seen content. From the brilliant Shonda Rhimes, Scandal features a great ensemble cast that includes Kerry Washington as Olivia Pope, Guillermo Diaz as Huck, Darby Stanchfield as Abby
Woman in Gold delivers a powerful punch to the world’s conscience about the events surrounding Gustav Klimt’s famous painting “Adele Bloch-Bauer I” (1907). Stolen by the Nazis from Maria Altmann’s childhood home at such a turbulent time in history, the painting graced the halls of an Austrian museum until Altmann (Helen Mirren) and her lawyer,
The slick spy series might have aged some, but is still a blast to watch thanks to the DVD release of The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Complete First Season – which features all 29 episodes on 10 discs. The episodes look and sound great. The action sequences and set pieces still manage a thrill or
In this latest mash-up, the wonderful world of Disney combines its fairy tale villains, heroes, princesses and their children for a fun tale filled with more than a few musical dance numbers for good measure. The film starts with the audience being introduced to Beast (Dan Payne) and Belle (Keegan Conner Tracy) who have married
With an incredible ensemble cast and loads of twists in each episode, How to Get Away with Murder is an addictive new series and the Season One DVD set is perfect for binge watching. The 15-episode set also comes loaded with enough bonus material to keep fans happy to re-watch what they might have missed