A wartime drama of music and mystery, 'The Song of Names' emphasizes themes of faith, love, grieving, loss, and forgiveness, with historical references to Treblinka and the Holocaust.
Read More »'The Knick's' second season is very exciting, dealing with intriguing issues, and ends with a huge twist. Soon to be available on discs, the release has many solid extras.
Read More »The Knick is an excellent series. Its setting is perfect to offer commentary, not just on our own medical and societal history, but our own times as well.
Read More »Workmanlike action flick with too little action and no one to root for.
Read More »With summer coming to an end, so to are the blockbusters of yesterday.
Read More »Trust is about a girl's sexual encounter with a much older man, and the impact it has on her family.
Read More »Classic historical romance, Lorna Doone, stars a young Clive Owen and Polly Walker
Read More »Karl Pilkington pitches a movie to star Clive Warren (Owen) to Ricky and Stephen, and the world laughs.
Read More »Clive Owen stars in this strong personal drama amid life journeys and tragedies, which could have benefited from more bonus features.
Read More »Tackles too many intense issues leaving the viewer unsure of what to think or really feel.
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