Gordon S. Miller

Some times the little guy wins and some times he loses.

If you own one DVD set, it should contain this series.

This found-footage documentary that offers a compelling look at his presidency from the inside.

It bucks conventional wisdom about sequels and is the best one yet.

My deep appreciation of the film’s visual style is why I am so disappointed there are problems with the script.

A Superman I don’t completely recognize and I’m okay with that.

The book is an absolute treasure to fans of Bruce Lee.

A fight between Diesel and the Rock. What more do you want?

Is it better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven?

Recommend to those looking for an entertaining action movie.

One of the worst movies I’ve seen in quite a while.

I would recommend drifting right on by it.

A wonderful bit of jazz history for a number of reasons.

The Next Generation crew go out with a whimper.

A mixed bag, with plenty to like and dislike.

“All right, let’s see what this thing can do.” – Brian O’Connor

Highly recommend for fans of action and/or Downey as Stark.

Even though Volume 3 opens during the conclusion of a story, it makes a perfect introduction to the strip and Milton Caniff.

The making of the movie is more interesting than the movie.

“My hobbies are fast cars and fast women because uh… that’s why my… the guys in my car club call me the ‘cruiser’.” – Cruiser

Mind Over Matter is a great addition to a Pink Floyd collection.

A classic of world cinema I highly recommend.

You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the film ends.

Many black artists crossed over to white America, but James Brown brought white America to black music.

The life of the legendary film critic offers a valuable lesson.

A charming British film about a charming British man.

A powerful, thought-provoking story.

An absolute delight, especially for Stanley Kubrick fans.

A powerful story about what can happen when just one man stands up for what is right.

The “Ultimate Collector’s Edition” surely lives up to its name.

Malkovich, malkovich, malkovich.

Both Skyfall and the Blu-ray on which it appears are highly recommended.

It’s–

An entertaining film, packed with action, memorable characters, and quality artwork.

A writer finds himself in the middle of a crime drama.

Tim Burton returns to his filmmaking roots.

The plot is faithful, the animation outstanding, and the voice acting impressive.

It makes for a good rental for fans of ’70s/’80s television.

Tarantino’s well of creativity as a screenwriter has run bone dry here.

A story of love and parenthood.

It will surely ruin whatever faith viewers have in the U.S. justice system.

Warner Archive presents the ongoing adventures of The Bradfords.

A showcase for technological innovations and the talents of up-and-coming filmmakers.

The plots are engaging and the characters entertaining.

The plots are engaging and the characters entertaining.

The concert captures a band at the peak of their talents and demonstrates that great music is the timeless.

The Blu-ray delivers such an impressive presentation it should talked about when considering the best of the year.

“It’s about the good work we did.” – Mike Nesmith to Los Angeles Times

The drama, and a few characters, are captivatingly executed.