An Evening with Clint Holmes is a wonderful performance, captured brilliantly on this new disc, featuring solid audio and video presentations.
Senator Frist, however, doesn't share my feelings. The little-seen Down in the Valley suffers from a poorly crafted final hour, but does sport another amazing performance from Edward Norton. And I also gave each a limerick: . And that brings me to my latest song parody: Say Goodbye To Tom DeLay.
Okay, it's time to get back to politics. Buoyed in large part by Scott Wilson's amazing reprisal of the Judd Travers role, the involving main storyline overcomes a series of flaws. I highly recommend checking it out. Nightmare doesn't look perfect here, but it's certainly never looked better.
A surprisingly healthy extras collection doesn't hurt either, providing insightful information on the making of this hidden gem. In fact, it feels like two documentaries, and as a production I wish it had a little more focus, or maybe just a little more time. I've run out of superlatives and exaltations.
Highly recommended, so long as one doesn't expect too much out of the rather flimsy storyline.
It's time for some political verse. A top secret White House source leaked this Harriet Miers memo to me, in a MadKane.
I've run out of superlatives and exaltations.
A surprisingly healthy extras collection doesn't hurt either, providing insightful information on the making of this hidden gem.
Season Two of the Americanized The Office more than lives up to its British namesake.
The disc itself sports nice audio and video along with a smattering of bonus material.
Season Two of the Americanized The Office more than lives up to its British namesake. You can read it right here or hear me sing Auld Lang Impeachment here. Warner once again delivers a fine HD DVD with Troy. And that brings me to my latest limerick: Some Say That Reid's Act Was A Stunt.
Of course, these classes are nothing more than window dressing designed to dupe us into thinking Bush gives a damn about ethics.
Highly recommended, so long as one doesn't expect too much out of the rather flimsy storyline.
I hope you'll enjoy singing my Bill O'Reilly's Faux War On Christmas song to the tune of Get Me To The Church On Time, from My Fair Lady.
The ultimate male bonding movie hits HD DVD with a splash, larded with all the extras of the two-disc special edition standard DVD. and is also streamed on the Net.
To say this has NEVER looked this good is nothing short of an understatement.
The image and sound transfers are reference quality.
That fact alone is reason enough to check out this set, but there are a decent number of interesting extras to sweeten the deal. If this does happen, an exceptionally high-profile convention which. Okay, it's time to get back to politics. This is highly recommended.