By Are you flying into Japan for the Christmas holidays? Well you might want to book your flight to land at Haneda Airport’s Terminal 3. Why? Because Godzilla will be greeting travelers to celebrate his 70th Anniversary. The huge takeover stars in December and you can get a glimpse of the
Blu-ray Review: Bubble Bath
Walt Disney revolutionized animation with his feature films proving to be as popular as live action movies. Probably in the long run, he made them even more popular since for decades, he could re-issue the animated films into theaters to make even more money. But as revolutionary as Walt seemed,
Blu-ray Review: The Island (Limited Edition)
Back when I was in high school, they promoted these summer vacation trips to Europe that would be chaperoned by teachers. I had zero desire to go on them for two reasons. First: I did not want to go on any sort of vacation with my classmates. Not that any
Blu-ray Review: School In The Crosshairs (Limited Edition)
Hiroko Yakushimaru became the ultimate cinematic schoolgirl in 1981. Sailor Suit and Machine Gun had her playing a high schooler who inherits her late father’s Yakuza clan. She was back in her class uniform for School In the Crosshairs. The title sounds like it’s a film about hostage taking or
Kenny Dalglish Documentary Review
From his upbringing as a wee lad in Scotland, through his time playing for Celtic, then Liverpool, onto his Player/Manager role at the latter, this Kenny Dalglish documentary paints a heartfelt picture of an honourable and very talented footballing icon.
