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Honey, I Shrunk the Avenger: Ant-Man Debuts on Blu-ray, DVD, Digital

RJ Carter · December 29, 2015

Scott Lang (Paul Rudd, PARKS AND RECREATION) is just getting out of prison for burglary -- but of the social justice kind, so that makes it okay. The particulars of his case -- as well as his character and skills -- bring him to the attention of Dr.

Like a Fine Wine, Clapton Just Gets Better with Age

Dennis Russo · December 17, 2015

Should someone 70 years old be able to play the guitar like this? Should Vladimir Horowitz have been able to play the piano the way he did in his 80s? While you may have to sacrifice a little finesse, when you’re the master of your instrument age really does become nothing more than a number.

Light the Fuse for Adventure with Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation

RJ Carter · December 14, 2015

The hunt is on for Ethan Hunt in the latest installment of the MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE franchise. With recent events in the IMF history, the CIA, headed up by Director Alan Hunley (Alec Baldwin), is keen to have the force defunded and folded into CIA operations.

HBO's The Leftovers Takes Time to Warm Up

Dennis Russo · November 22, 2015

THE LEFTOVERS, an HBO series, is a complex story that takes place three years after an “event” happens where 120 million people -- 2% of the world’s population -- disappeared in an instant.

Disney Pixar Delivers Understanding of Personality from the INSIDE OUT

RJ Carter · November 12, 2015

I was going to say that INSIDE OUT is not your average cartoon. But then, what Disney*Pixar film ever is? Rather, then, INSIDE OUT is not your average movie, period. It's subject matter is funny, easy to relate to, and completely captivating from beginning to end.

You'll Be Glad You Had This Time Together with Carol Burnett's Lost Episodes

RJ Carter · November 3, 2015

One of the staples of my childhood television schedule was THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW. I was often too young to get some of the humor, and I'd sometimes watch the dance numbers and wonder what was supposed to be funny about them (because I expected the entire thing was meant to be comedy, not variety).

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