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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE            Thank You For Smoking (2006)      "Reveling in politically incorrect humor, Reitman takes no prisoners in his debut feature that tackles everything from political hypocrisy to baby seals." [movie review]      DVD Review            Thank You For Smoking (2006)      "It is delicious and satisfying, but unlike cigarettes, it is not habit-forming." [dvd review]      DVD Review       4/5      This American Life: The Complete First Season (2008)      "... only the most egotistical viewer would be loath to admit how much we have in common with these 'characters.'" [dvd review]      DVD Review            This American Life: The Complete First Season (2008)      "... a show that gets to the heart and the contradiction of the American spirit--it celebrates our commonality by reveling in our diversity." [movie review]      DVD Review       3/5      Thomas Kinkade's Christmas Cottage (2008)      "Coming as a direct-to-DVD film, Kinkade's first venture as producer appropriately debuts just as mass-produced as his artwork." [dvd review]      DVD Review            Thomas Kinkade's Christmas Cottage (2008)      "It's a little like holiday leftovers--still warm and filling but not as fresh or tasty as the first Christmas Day meal." [movie review]      DVD Review            The Tooth Fairy (2006)      "Like just about every other direct-to-DVD splatter film released from Anchor Bay, this represents the bottom of the barrel for creativity." [dvd review]      DVD Review            The Tooth Fairy (2006)      "The screenplay is hilariously awful, with such howl-inducing lines as, 'Life isn't a Harry Potter novel,' and 'What kind of whack job takes a Hyundai?'" [movie review]      DVD Review            Tracks (1977)      "Unless you are an ardent fan of Dennis Hopper or of Henry Jaglom's unconventional filmmaking, Tracks will be of little interest." [dvd review]      DVD Review            Tracks (1977)      "Jaglom seems unable to decide whether he wants it to be a character mosaic or a psychological nightmare ..." [movie review]      DVD Review            Transamerica (2005)      "... offers some good insight on a very special film ...." [dvd review]      DVD Review            Transamerica (2005)      "A big part of the movie's success is Huffman's irresistible and remarkable performance as Bree, a character we identify with rather than feel alienated by." [movie review]      DVD Review            Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story (2006)      "The movie is witty, engaging, and above all, intelligent, even if the story is all cock and bull." [dvd review]      DVD Review            Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story (2006)      "For those who can appreciate the movie's ironic, self-referential nature, this is a thoroughly engaging, near-brilliant comedy." [movie review]      DVD Review       4/5      Tropic Thunder (2008)      "Is there a higher truth uncovered at the end of the film? Probably not. But that's not why we watched it in the first place." [dvd review]      DVD Review            Tropic Thunder (2008)      "... it attacks celebrity culture and the excesses of Hollywood filmmaking ... with a wink and slap on the back, celebrating that same culture as much as it ridicules it." [movie review]      DVD Review       3.5/5      Two Girls and a Guy (1997)      "Two Girls and a Guy really lives by its central performance, and Robert Downey Jr. makes it a compelling watch." [dvd review]      DVD Review            Two Girls and a Guy (1997)      "As a serio-comedy, it only half succeeds. The laughs are well earned, but the attempts at serious romantic analysis fall short of poignancy." [movie review]      DVD Review

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