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It may seem like a thankless struggle at times, but I will not rest until everyone who needs to see Battlestar Galactica has seen Battlestar Galactica. I don't think there has ever been a show so great that has been viewed by so few. Remedy that today! I sort of like the graininess of my current Spinal Tap DVD, but if you'd rather see Nigel, David, Derek and, uh, Liam in delicious 1080P than today is your day. I was excited about the prospect of a live-action Green Lantern movie right up to the point where Ryan Reynolds became involved. I like Ryan in light comedies, but he is all wrong for the Lantern Corps. I mean, Sinestro would just completely kick his ass! Finally, I urge everyone to do their patriotic duty by clicking on the Sarah Palin link and donating today!
Battlestar Galactica: The Complete Series
Battlestar Galactica: Season 4.5
This Is Spinal Tap [Blu-ray]
Dollhouse: Season One
Torchwood: Children of Earth
Green Lantern: First Flight (Two-Disc Special Edition)
Repulsion- Criterion Collection
Fast & Furious (Two-Disc Special Edition)
The Alzheimer's Project
Sarah Palin: Our Greatest American Hero
Only those haughty, Harvard blue-bloods would have the temerity to interpret a tie as a victory. Damn upper-establishment types! Actually, the real story is quite fascinating and this documentary is a worthy re-telling of that fateful day. I like The Whitest Kids U Know but Miss March was a complete miss. Gretchen Mol has quietly become a very solid actress. An American Affair isn't much, but she was great in The Ten and The Notorious Bettie Page. Prepare yourself for Tarantino's Basterds by screening Svenson's (basically unrelated) Bastards. Bart Got a Room was one of those decent indies that spent a couple of weeks in theaters, then disappeared. It's worth a look on DVD. Same goes for Big Man Japan which is wonderfully weird.
Harvard Beats Yale 29-29
Miss March
An American Affair
Inglorious Bastards [Blu-ray]
Bart Got a Room
Jim Breuer: Let's Clear the Air
Streets of Blood
Big Man Japan
Oh! My Zombie Mermaid
Bare Naked Again
