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By | December 2001
TK
May - Big releases, little substance. ^ Usually a very active time in DVD, this month saw the bow of many favorites, as well as Hollywood fare such as...
July - Summer Slowdown ^ This month saw the American Pie's four-way Ultimate release, both in "Unrated" and "Rated" flavors, in Pan & Scan or...
September - Hits and Misses ^ This month has some heavy hitters in the ranks, including "Citizen Kane's Special Edition" treatment by Warner (who...
November - The Green Machine ^ While Star Wars Episode I shattered sales records, the big green ogre shattered more. Shrek's first week of release...
Well, for better or worse, that was the year in DVD. While I've certainly had fun reminiscing in the joys and letdowns of the past year, the upcoming one...
Now this is what I'm talking about right here. We need more films like THIS! The filmmaking team of Stephen Kessler and Mike Wilkins join Jerry Stiller...
You know, franchises are a funny thing. There are the good ones, and there are the bad ones. "Tremors 3: Return to Perfection" is a solid example of what...
At first glance, Campbell Scott's minimalist drama "Final" is unremarkable. A film shot on a digital for just over $100,000, and adapted from a bland,...
There's no doubt that the 1960 crime caper "Ocean's Eleven" has maintained a lasting reputation over the years--but oddly enough, it's one that has...
Wasn't the Pink Floyd Dark Side of The Moon/"The Wizard of Oz" rumor fun? I mean even if it wasn't true, it gave us bored, seen-it-all watchers of popular...