A throwback to the television series, this new film stays away from the conspiracies and directs most of its attention to the relationship between Mulder and Scully, and not really much else.
Trapped AshesDVD Review - Jul 24, 2008 - By R.J. Carter
An anthology of horror shorts with a Hollywood theme, this could have been great fun -- but in execution it's Night Gallery sloppily reimagined for late-night premium cable.
The 13-episode first season of the AMC hit features some of the most fantastic, delectable and goose-bump inciting writing to be seen on television in years.
As with any biography of an on-going career, this work gets more dated as time goes by, but it still operates as a fine -- if unreliable -- introduction to the teen sensation.
Mamma Mia!Movie Review - Jul 16, 2008 - By Robert Bell
As a straightforward and guileless adaptation of the hit musical, Mamma Mia! mostly succeeds, despite the fact that it is essentially two-hours of celebrity ABBA karaoke with only a little vocal talent.
Keenly timed to release the same week as "The Dark Knight" to capitalize on the newest wave of Bat-mania, this failed series tantalizes with promise but disappoints with execution.
The student-by-day, pop-star-by-night contemplates the consequences of a pair of decisions she's made in this ninth entry in the junior novel series based on the hit Disney Channel series.
The First Lady and newly-off-the-market daughter fashion a picture book aimed at fostering youthful literacy. Will their celebrity entice children to read all about it?
Characters are crafted with care, complexity and completion and used in an entirely believable and logical capacity as they integrate, afflict and influence each other in entirely organic, moving and often hilarious ways.
