This books gives a very good look into the life of grace kelly. Prior to when she became a princess and after. A great Biography.

As much as I hated Laura Harris at the beginning of Dead Like Me, by the end she was rather endearing, and Sarah Wynter doesn't really do the role justice. The back-story was retold in a bland fashion, and not much added to the original series

Sometimes loses you in a couple parts but gets you back on track fine. Makes you ponder what the heck they were thinking painting a picture was like for someone in the 17 or 18 hundreds.

Solid, but not spetacular. John Travolta is generally a pretty good bad guy - but there is nothing special about this film to set it apart from other action movies. I think Swordfish is a better choice for a Travolta villain movie.

Provides a good, non-fad answer to "what should we humans actually be eating?" Thick and scholarly but very readable. Taubes examines a gamut of nutritional studies and draws conclusions he did not expect to reach when he began his research.

Fairly good, you almost don't notice Keanu Reeves monotone acting. It's easy to see why this film made Sandra Bullock famous - she managed to capture the viewer while being a secondary character.

Great mellow out meditation music. Lyrics are very real, haunting- in a way. Of course the beauty lies in the instrumental tracks. Eerie beauty. Melodramatic beauty. Think of someone who was once close to you

A slightly silly Tim Allen comedy, probably pretty funny for kids though. The Mafia seemed a little out of place, but besides that it was a decent story with a feel-good ending.

There are some major plot twists, but overall Jack has cheesy lines and he's a stereotypical 80s Private Investigator. There are tits in this movie, but they are 80s tits which makes them small and weird looking. The special effects are horrible.

Strange story that would have been a disaster with anyone except for Jack Nicholson, who is awesome in this role.

Cute story to think of why some things are in Jane Austen's pride and prejudice. The camera is sometimes wobbly and makes you want to puke.

Unexpectedly good story, overshadowed by a reputation for gratuitous nudity. Filmed and casted well - Bill Murray seemed slightly out of place, but didn't overplay it.

Supposed to be a hilarious comedy and ended up more like a funny porno.

Sometimes sad, sometimes inspiring, Fiona Apple sings those thoughts I hold to myself. As a lover a melodies, harmonies, and creativity in the sounds, she is one of the few artists I listen to predominately for her lyrics.

Passable, though Christian Slater and Samantha Mathis aren't great, and Bob Gunton spent a lot of time whining like a little girl.