They're baaaaack! Yes the USA Network is bringing two of its most popular shows back to go head to head against network programming. Covert Affairs an...
If Beth Webb Hart is writing for a religious readership then she has created a successful novel, but if she is aiming for the masses she has failed.
This movie has something in it to offend just about anyone. It is sacrilegious to the extreme; it has graphic nudity; it has sexual situations and gross humor; it has no redemptive value.
The Litigators takes us back to the Grisham of old. It is a legal thriller that entertains and amuses. Grisham is not known for being a writer of humor but some scenes in The Litigators are laugh out loud hilarious.
The acting in J Edgar is okay with DiCaprio trying to fill in the gaps that surrounded Hoover's history. But an actor can only do so much with a weak script and Dustin Lance Black's script is very weak.
The Christmas Wedding is not a complex read in any sense, but it is a sweet, enjoyable story that is perfect for holiday reading.
If you have never seen a Twilight film then this is a good one with which to start. If you are already a fan of the series, this is the best movie adaptation yet.
Have a Little Faith has an engrossing story, true emotional impact, and some of the best performances seen on TV this year.
Innocent is a faithful rendering of Turow's 2010 best seller which was a sequel of sorts to his novel Presumed Innocent.
Hugo, which is virtually Scorsese's love letter to the world of cinema, is one which only movie purists could love. It is beautifully filmed, lovingly acted, but far too tedious in its telling of its story.
