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Articles tagged "ethan embry" Film DVD ReviewVacancyby Marc Calderaro[13.Aug.07] :. Nimròd Antal’s Vacancy takes us back to the days of suspense -- when the chase was exhilarating on its own – not just the means to a morbid end.  Film DVD ReviewThat Thing You Do! - The Directors Cut (1996)by Marc Calderaro[18.Jun.07] :. That Thing You Do!, the movie, is humorous and entertaining. Skip the annoying extras, and you'll actually enjoy it.  Film ReviewVacancy (2007)by Cynthia Fuchs[20.Apr.07] :. The movie is 80 minutes of mostly entertaining tension, punctuated by violence engineered by a creep using criminally outdated technology.  Film DVD ReviewTimeline (2003)by Cynthia Fuchs[26.Apr.04] :. For a group of scientists, they are almost shockingly inattentive to details and to historical facts. Film ReviewTimeline (2003)by Cynthia Fuchs[4.Dec.03] :. Based on Michael Crichton's novel, Richard Donner's movie features a creaky father-son reconciliation story framed by a bizarre collision of Sci-Fi and Medieval Tymes.  TV ReviewDragnetby Cynthia Fuchs[4.Feb.03] :. Dragnet's best moments belong to Friday and Smith, and have little to do with this investigation. |
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