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This installment finds the widows of Coal Valley suing the mining company for negligence, but this bold step forward stirs up even more conflict for the town. Meanwhile, our heroine, Elizabeth Thatcher (Erin Krakow), must return to her hometown to visit her ailing mother. Jack (Daniel Lissing) agrees to...
When Taylor (Hannah Arterton) flies to Italy to join her sister, Maddie (Annabel Scholey) on holiday, she’s not entirely surprised to find that Maddie has fallen head over heels in love with a new guy. Maddie has always been impetuous in love and has a string of failed relationships...
Will Smith stars as Nicky, an experienced con artist who meets his match in Jess (Margot Robbie). You can kind of take that any way you like. He’s challenged by her? They’re a match made in heaven? Both? She first tries to scam him, but being a scam artist...
The Looney Tunes Musical Masterpieces collection is sort of like the Bugs Bunny version of Fantasia (influenced by fewer psychotropic drugs). As you probably remember, many Looney Tunes were centered around classical music pieces, expertly pairing high brow material with animated hi-jinx. This particular collection contains eighteen classic theatrical...
There’s so much kidnapping in the Taken series, and if that weren’t bad enough, Taken 3 finds Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) framed for the murder of his ex-wife Lenore (Famke Janssen). They were totally still friends! Bryan isn’t that sort of guy! I don’t even want to guess at...
Few things will sell a comic movie better than a cool action figure, so Batman vs. Robin gets points right off the bat. This action figure is not a toy, mind you, but rather an adult collectible tied to a rather dark installment of the Batman story. (I totally...
Okay, so I’m a little worried about what that says about me, but to be fair, Accidental Love had a rough start in life. Originally produced in 2008, the movie was fraught with financial difficulties, abandoned by its director (David O. Russell), and finally released in 2015 to a...
There’s something strange and final and weirdly satisfying about holding John Hughes: A Life in Film in your hands. The first thing I did when I looked through it was cry. First there’s the warm wave of nostalgia that comes from seeing all of your favorite movies gathered together...
As someone whose entire appreciation of Mark Twain’s work comes from movies, I wholeheartedly support adapting his classic novels for film. Without the 1973 version of Tom Sawyer or the 1985 ABC Weekend Special Con Sawyer and Hucklemary Finn, I’d never know how fun and engaging his stories could...
One of the nicest things about the Cinderella reboot is that it offers more back-story around every aspect of the plot. We meet Cinderella (actually named Ella, and played by Downton Abbey‘s Lily James) as the cherished only child of two loving parents. Her early life is gentle and...
It’s my understanding that roller skating at Venice Beach in a swimsuit with no sort of built in bra and short shorts that tended to gap away from your body in perilous places was exactly the funnest and coolest thing a person could possibly do in 1980 (or maybe...
Anyone who’s ever had a clueless professor give you two nights to read and understand, say, King Lear as you also try to manage two other classes, a part time job, friends, family, and probably a head cold knows how sucky it is to then find that the only...
