Reservoir Dogs Movie Review: An Outstanding Debut
By Gordon S. Miller |
Before technology fragmented culture by increasing access, options, and the rate of change, the counterculture had a greater impact on ...
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Review: If You Like Quentin Tarantino… by Katherine Rife
By Greg Barbrick |
The new If You Like… series of books from Limelight Editions focus on items that fans of a particular director ...
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Doctor Who: The Ambassadors of Death DVD Review: A Hugely Convoluted Story
By Shawn Bourdo |
In January of 1970, the Seventh Season of Doctor Who started with Jon Pertwee taking the reins as the Third ...
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Quantum of Solace Movie Review: A Rebooted James Bond Takes Two Steps Backward
By Dusty Somers |
The second Daniel Craig Bond film is a good reminder that despite a new actor, new visual aesthetic, and new ...
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The Raven (2012) Blu-ray Review: Quoth the Reviewer, Worth Watching
By Lorna Miller |
I love murder mysteries; given my choice of any genre, this is what I will pick every time. To get ...
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Casino Royale (2006) Movie Review: James Bond Gets a Reboot in a Remake and It’s Remarkable
By Mat Brewster |
We were very big Remington Steele fans, my family and I. So much so that we still tell this story ...
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Best of Bond…James Bond: 50 Years – 50 Tracks Review: An Outstanding Collection
By Luigi Bastardo |
Bond. James Bond. For some, it's the man itself that makes them jump up and down with delight -- personal ...
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Die Another Day Movie Review: The Epitome of 007’s Descent into Dumb Action Tropes
By Dusty Somers |
The final outing for Pierce Brosnan as James Bond, Die Another Day doesn't seem totally execrable -- but that might ...
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The World Is Not Enough Movie Review: This Bond Is Not Enough
By Critical curmudgeon |
As the 19th entry in the James Bond film series, The World Is Not Enough is a disappointment. Directed by ...
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Doctor Who: Vengeance on Varos Special Edition DVD Review: The Doctor Prescribes Death
By Gordon S. Miller |
Doctor Who is a long-running British science-fiction television series featuring The Doctor, a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey whose ...
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Tomorrow Never Dies Movie Review: Enter The Dragon
By Steve Geise |
I've seen all of the Bond movies. I've read all of the original Fleming novels. And yet, this DVD is ...
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GoldenEye Movie Review: The Best, Though Most Conservative, Modern James Bond Film
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ben Platko I am far too young to remember most Bond movies opening, and GoldenEye is no exception. ...
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Licence to Kill Movie Review: Reconsidering the Revoking
By Gordon S. Miller |
Licence to Kill is the 16th installment in the James Bond franchise and was the second and ultimately final appearance ...
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The Living Daylights Movie Review: It’s Not Easy Being the New Guy, Especially When You’re the New Guy’s Substitute
By Luigi Bastardo |
As anyone who ever found themselves making that awkward transition from one school to another during their years spent in ...
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Doctor Who: Planet of Giants DVD Review: Reconstructing the Doctor
By Greg Barbrick |
The legendary BBC program Doctor Who holds the world’s record for the most episodes of any series. The count is ...
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Bond 50: The Complete 22 Film Collection Is the Pick of the Week
By Mat Brewster |
I've always had something of an odd relationship with James Bond. My parents were never huge fans of the franchise ...
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A View to a Kill Movie Review: I Want My MTV
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Michael Nazarewycz Okay. Confession time. I specifically chose to review A View to a Kill (1985), the fourteenth ...
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Never Say Never Again Collector’s Edition DVD Review: Sean Connery Plays His Most Famous Role One Last Time
By generaljabbo |
The year 1983 was strange, but interesting for James Bond fans. It saw the release of Octopussy, starring the then ...
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Octopussy Movie Review: Can’t Live Up To Its Name
By Mat Brewster |
When I was a kid, my family and I would spend a couple of weeks with my dad's clan in ...
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For Your Eyes Only Movie Review: At Least the Title Track is Good
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Michael Nazarewycz For Your Eyes Only (1981) marks the twelfth installment in the James Bond franchise, and the ...
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The Lieutenant: The Complete Series Part One DVD Review: Gene Roddenberry’s First TV Series
By Jade Blackmore |
The Lieutenant, the first TV series written and produced by Gene Roddenberry, aired on NBC during the 1963-64 TV season. ...
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Moonraker Movie Review: Even an Established Film Franchise Can Bow to a New Trend
By Luigi Bastardo |
After 33 years, what is honestly left to be said about Moonraker that hasn't already been touched upon? I certainly ...
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The Lieutenant: The Complete Series Part Two DVD Review: Gene Roddenberry Sows the Seeds of Star Trek
By Greg Barbrick |
The Lieutenant was the first TV series created by legendary Star Trek guru Gene Roddenberry. The show ran for one ...
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The Spy Who Loved Me Movie Review: One of the Franchise’s Best
By Gordon S. Miller |
In the prologue to The Spy Who Loved Me, author Ian Fleming claimed it was a manuscript by a Canadian ...
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The Man with the Golden Gun Movie Review: All That’s Gold Does Not Glitter
By Gordon S. Miller |
Roger Moore made his second appearance as James Bond in The Man with the Golden Gun, which saw the secret ...
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Reflections on Paul McCartney’s ‘Live and Let Die’
By Cinema Sentries |
James Bond films are known for many things, especially the gadgets, the girls, and the music. John Barry's "James Bond ...
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Live and Let Die Movie Review: Do You Ever Really Forget Your First (Bond)?
By Shawn Bourdo |
In the last 50 years, most people have seen at least one James Bond film. Mine happened in 1973 at ...
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Trek Nation Movie Review: The Search for Dad
By Rons Reviews |
In attempt to find out more about the father he lost at 17 and the science-fiction empire he built, Rod ...
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Diamonds Are Forever Movie Review: All Flash and Little Substance
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Brandie Ashe "So James Bond just walked up to a woman, whipped off her bikini top, wrapped it ...
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On Her Majesty’s Secret Service Movie Review: The Name’s Lazenby, George Lazenby
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Michael Nazarewycz On Her Majesty's Secret Service is the sixth Bond film in the franchise and the first ...
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Doctor Who: Spearhead From Space (Special Edition) DVD Review: One of the Franchise’s Very Best
By Greg Barbrick |
The first Doctor Who serial to be filmed in color was Spearhead From Space (Story #51), and originally aired January ...
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Doctor Who: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy DVD Review: A Serviceable Children’s Adventure
By Gordon S. Miller |
Doctor Who is a long-running British science fiction television series featuring The Doctor, a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey ...
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You Only Live Twice Movie Review: All of the Charm, Action, and Womanizing You Expect
By Lorna Miller |
You Only Live Twice is the fifth film in the James Bond series. Released in 1967, it was intended to ...
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Thunderball DVD Review: James Bond in High-Stakes Action at Sea
By generaljabbo |
Beautiful women, exotic locations, and criminal masterminds threatening nuclear holocaust? These are business as usual for M16 agent 007, James ...
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Mondo Bastardo: The Good, the Bad, and the Downright Dreadful
By Luigi Bastardo |
Sometimes, you just never know what movie you want to pick out to watch. Artwork and taglines deceptively lure you ...
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Goldfinger Movie Review: The Series Swings into Full Throttle
By Jade Blackmore |
The third James Bond movie, Goldfinger, swung the franchise into full gear after Dr. No and From Russia with Love. ...
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From Russia with Love Movie Review: Checkmate on the Orient Express
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Leo Sopicki From Russia with Love, (1963) directed by Terence Young (Dr. No, Thunderball, Wait Until Dark, and ...
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Dr. No Movie Review: Introducing James Bond
By Gordon S. Miller |
Welcome to the first assignment of Operation: BOND as Cinema Sentries celebrates the 50th anniversary of the James Bond franchise ...
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Doctor Who: The Krotons DVD Review: The Typical Troughton Template
By Shawn Bourdo |
When this reviewer last visited with the Second Doctor, Patrick Troughton, it was the beginning of Season 5 in September ...
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San Diego Comic-Con 2012: Firefly Panel
By Gordon S. Miller |
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the cult TV sensation Firefly, Science Channel gathered creator Joss Whedon, executive producer Tim Minear, ...
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Doctor Who: Death to the Daleks DVD Review: A Very Suspenseful Story
By Greg Barbrick |
”Exterminate! Exterminate!” Don’t you just love it when the Daleks show up on a Doctor Who series? The newly released ...
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TR!CK2TER: Bringing Options to San Diego During Comic-Con
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Chris Smits With Comic-Con only days away from its takeover of the wonderfully accommodating city of San Diego, ...
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Doctor Who: The Seeds of Death Special Edition DVD Review: Delightful yet Dull
By Chad Derdowski |
In the late 21st century, humankind has given up on its dreams of one day traversing the stars in glorious ...
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Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows Blu-ray Review: Impressive Disc but Lacks the Charm of the Previous Film
By Lorna Miller |
The first Sherlock Holmes was fun, exciting, and unique. It far exceeded my expectations. A Game of Shadows doesn’t have ...
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Sherlock: Season Two Blu-ray Review: Contemporary Genius
By Luigi Bastardo |
It doesn’t matter we’re talking about a gifted mathematician or an extremely skilled plumber: every genius is that of a ...
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Sherlock Holmes (2009) Movie Review: A Smart Blockbuster
By Gordon S. Miller |
When I first saw the trailer, I was not enthused. I had not been a fan of Guy Ritchie’s directorial ...
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Doctor Who: Dragonfire DVD Review: Trapped in the 1980s
By Chad Derdowski |
My continuing journey into the world of Doctor Who continues with the fourth and final serial of the 24th season ...
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Sherlock: Season Two Blu-ray Review: It’s Elementary That You Must Watch This
By Steve Geise |
My keen powers of observation have allowed me to deduce that you’re thinking “Another Sherlock Holmes project? Enough already!” Sure, ...
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Doctor Who: Nightmare of Eden DVD Review: Drugs Are Bad, M’Kay
By Chad Derdowski |
When an interstellar cruise ship emerges from hyperspace at the exact same coordinates as a trade ship, the two become ...
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Doctor Who: The Happiness Patrol DVD Review: Don’t Worry, Be Happy or Else
By Greg Barbrick |
Has anyone ever stopped to consider what the politics of The Doctor might be? I must admit that before watching ...
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