‘The Muppets’ Wizard of Oz’ has its moments
Good scenes and clever humor save this otherwise magic-less TV movie.
Good scenes and clever humor save this otherwise magic-less TV movie.
It’s been quite a few years since American television began its obsession with Japanese animation, and I’ve never quite understood it.
Narnia comes to life in this colorful if shallow adaptation.
A surprisingly funny movie with a lot of heart and a decent new edition of the DVD with some nice extras.
Funny animated flick with some outstanding animation work and memorable characters gets mediocre DVD treatment.
It’s hard to describe the magic of the Muppets to kids today.
This political drama and pseud-biopic offers plenty of excellent performances.
It’s hard to say whether Making Love was groundbreaking or merely sensational when it was released 24 years ago, but the slight soap opera certainly made little impact either way. Arthur Hiller, director of the sob-fest Love Story a decade earlier directs this predictable story of homosexuality and infidelity. Erstwhile small screenstar Michael Ontkean is Zack, a successful young doctor in Los Angeles married to the equally successful…
Julian Fellowes’ adultery mystery features Tom Wilkinson in one of the year’s finest performances.
Sometimes an actor can save a weakly-made film. In Bob Rafelson’s 1996 dud Blood and Wine, though, two of the greatest actors of all time, Michael Caine and Jack Nicholson, are left to work overtime. And the results still disappoint.