Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the gritty bonkers story of a drunk and depressed detective who must clear the name of toon Roger Rabbit who is being blamed for the murder of Mr. ACME.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the gritty bonkers story of a drunk and depressed detective who must clear the name of toon Roger Rabbit who is being blamed for the murder of Mr. ACME.
A funny short about the audition process of the film Who’s the Man, for which actress Jun Karasawa is looking to get the male lead role.
From start to finish, Win Win is pretty much a warm, sweet indie film that benefits greatly from a strong cast and solid scripting by Thomas McCarthy, who makes the story easy for the audience to connect with the characters.
As much as Miyazaki likes to trail off into the land of dreams, The Wind Rises is a biopic through and through.
Winnie the Pooh is gentle and heart-warming and it’s just the right kind of film for anyone who wants a simple film with plenty of chuckles and smiles.
Released in 2005, remastered and digitally restored, this 3-disc collection includes loads of extras, including a commentary by John Fricke and interviews with the cast and crew.
Martin Scorsese’s black comedy adaptation of Jordan Belfort’s biography is currently my favorite film of the decade in spite of its content and multiple amusing (yet fucked up) douchetastic moments.
The Wolverine didn’t have to do much to be better than that other Wolverine solo adventure film. And I’m glad to say they went above and beyond their duty.