Gordon S. Miller

Also highly recommended for comic book fans.

An enjoyable read for those fascinated by how modern movies are made

A good meal for new fans; a familiar one for long-timers.

A fascinating documentary about the renaissance of Disney animation that occurred during the 1980s and ’90s.

The film where Godzilla turned from villain to hero.

Thankfully, the plot holes don’t take away from the fun.

War is coming to Middle-earth.

They’re the heroes the universe deserves.

The director returns to Middle-earth with mixed results.

Looking for adventure? Head out and buy this.

Gould delivers entertaining, action-heavy crime dramas once again.

A great documentary because it takes a niche subject and tells a larger, identifiable story with it.

They are bad no matter how they are drawn.

A compelling and heartbreaking true-crime documentary.

Turn it on (again) and play it loud.

With superheros all the rage, it’s nice that there are people like the Dardennes creating films this.

This is not your daddy’s Star Trek.

Manning’s talents continue to impress in this volume.

Byrne’s work is like watching a long-lost episode play before our eyes.

While using teenage main characters could have led to a series best suited for children, the realistic characters and smartly plotted stories make it accessible for all.

You know his work. Now get to know the man.

Recommend for superhero fans.

The book offers a selection of his reviews from the past two decades and reveals where his passion for film has taken him during that time.

Return with us now to those thrilling Saturdays of yesteryear.

Wht do you thin about my TIFF itinerary.

A fantastic accounting of his life and career.

Jackie-Boy was unprepared for what Sin City had in store and the results were not good. Don’t make the same mistake

For those who enjoy these small releases or want to sample the series, I recommend them…and so does my mom.

A welcome addition to the collection of any fan of animation.

For those who enjoy laughing and cartoons on a regular basis, The Complete Third Season is highly recommended.

Live from Bremen. It’s the Grateful Dead.

“You know, I just love Grace Kelly.” – Jimmy Stewart, from his eulogy

Hitchcock delivers a high quality film that combines romance and intrigue.

A must-have for fans and highly recommended for pop-culture aficionados.

Peter Gabriel and Eagle Rock Entertainment have released another winner.

The first in a four-volume set presenting Hogarth’s tenure as artist of the Tarzan newspaper comic strip.

A valuable resource to have on the shelf.

They could all be your songs.

This LOAC series comes to a close as Raymond proves to be the kind of hero he wrote about.

William Shatner is a man of a thousand faces in this lighthearted TV series.

Fascinating tales of science fiction and fantasy that appeal beyond fans of those genres,

Although packed with guest stars, the sketches with the main cast are the best.

Highly recommended for comic-book fans.

For a completist/obsessive-compulsive, it’s tough not knowing which episodes are in what volume, particularly when the narrative about the the characters and their relationships evolves.

In a corporate-controlled future, an ultra-violent sport known as Rollerball represents the world, and one of its powerful athletes is out to defy those who want him out of the game.

There’s no mystery why Gould’s work endures.

Hopefully, it was ahead of its time and won’t show its age, or else shows its age in an unintentionally funny way.

This volume demonstrates what a talent Caniff was as both a writer and an artist.

A very satisfying set filled with greatest hits and deep cuts in front of “a pretty good crowd for a Saturday.”

The main characters’ strength, intelligence, and independence is inevitably undermined by their decisions.