27 Mar 2013
Posted by John Delia 
The film’s not your average Glee offering, but a nice Welsh take on a drama teacher facing some tough going with her musical in the film Hunky Dory. The movie features a fine young cast lead by a charming performance by Minnie Driver who makes the film work. If you are a romantic, arts lover...
Read more → 25 Mar 2013
Posted by John Delia 
The film Lincoln, nominated for 12 Academy Awards, has come to Blu-ray. The movie provides a look at how politics changed the United States in the final months of the 16th President’s life. It’s a dark boding story that takes you into the heart of a historical political debate, a congress...
Read more → 21 Mar 2013
Posted by John Delia 
You’ve seen Ice Age, maybe even remember The Flint Stones, but they can’t hold a candle to The Croods -- a prehistoric family that puts an A in adventure and animation with characters that are downright silly and I mean that in a good way. The very funny script, excellent 3D and a fine recognizable...
Read more → 21 Mar 2013
Posted by John Delia 
Glitz, glamor, gross, guns, and gratuitous nudity, violence, drugs and sex, that’s the sum of the new film Spring Breakers in theaters this weekend. While they bill the film as a comedy, there’s not much of that, and as for drama, the acting’s so poor it’s more laughable than tragic. I will...
Read more → 21 Mar 2013
Posted by John Delia 
One of the best action films this year, Olympus Has Fallen provides continuous action, intrigue and drama with a subject fresh in the news. Adding a bit of realism during the release of the film is the recent activity in North Korea making this film a possible wake-up call. This work of fiction...
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