Video: Historical
Currently listing articles 369-351:
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DVD Review: The British Empire in Color— Two hundred years of history encapsulated in 2½ hours.
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DVD Review: I'm Not There— An interesting experiment in how to change the traditional biopic; however, it's a tough nut to crack for the non-Dylanophile.
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DVD Review: Classic Caballeros Collection - Saludos Amigos / Three Caballeros— Disney goes south of the border.
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DVD Review: The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones, Volume Three - The Years of Change — Still a rich, worthy addition to any library.
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DVD Review: The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones - Volume Three
— I enjoyed The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles when they first aired and am happy that they have finally made their way to DVD.
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DVD Review: The Adams Chronicles — This multi-Emmy award-winning series by PBS debuted in 1976 to commemorate the Bicentennial. The balance of education and entertainment is suitable for the whole family.
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DVD Review: The Great Debaters — Compelling drama based on a true story.
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Movie Review: Bloodline— A new documentary looks into the possibility of a Jesus-Mary bloodline.
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DVD Review: A Generation Apart— A unique documentary examines through personal narrative what it means to be the child of Holocaust survivors.
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The Last Temptation of Christ and the Human Perspective of Christ— Scorsese was attempting to create a film that sought to help us better understand the challenges that Jesus faced...
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DVD Review: My Boy Jack— This should be required viewing for any fan of period drama.
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DVD Review: My Boy Jack
— Another pedestrian entry in the made-for-TV period piece genre.
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Let's Debate The Great Debaters— Is it okay to promote a stereotype or false assumption if you are black?
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DVD Review: Charlie Wilson's War— War has never been so much fun.
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TV Review: The Tudors vs John Adams - A Tale of Two Historical Dramas— HBO's series on John Adams and Showtime's The Tudors provide a study in contrasts of society and personality.
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TV Review: Masterpiece Classics - "My Boy Jack"
— Famed writer Rudyard Kipling's only son goes missing in action during WWI in "My Boy Jack".
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Killing America Softly With Their Songs - The Rise of the "Americanist" Culture— When Americans began to sing dirges was when I sensed History's tragic hand upon her shoulder.
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Movie Review: Housewife, 49— Victoria Wood drops the comedy for a serious role in Housewife, 49 with excellent results
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DVD Review: Walk The Line (Extended Cut)— The extended cut of Walk The Line sheds a bit more light on the young man in black.
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