[ad#banner-1] Every year at the Oscars, there is a film that surfaces that does not have a lot of fanfare, a lot of the recognition and celebration that many of the other films have; they lack big names, recognizable faces,

[ad#banner-1] On December 25th, after a day trapped indoors with the family and little else to do but eat, sleep and watch television, I decided to venture out with my friend, LOS, and catch a film.  Since I rarely make

[ad#banner-1] Pixar’s Re-incarnation of this storyline is the second film in two years to make the list for Best Picture from Pixar, after last years hit "Up". A near annual mainstay for best animated feature, Pixar has been cracking into

[ad#banner-1] Ok, all comments aside about me reviewing this film on facebook itself – I see the irony.  The horse is dead, no need to beat it.  Now lets walk away from that sleeping dog, and approach the subject at