The Who release two rock operas from the vaults. Fumo Verde happily relives Tommy and experineces Quadrophenia.
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Movie Review: King Kong (2005)
Jackson's Kong succeeds where Titanic failed by creating believable characters and an amazing story that will tug at your heartstrings.
Read More »Xbox Review: Peter Jackson’s King Kong
Guest reviewer Caballero Oscura throughly enjoyed monkeying around on Skull Island.
Read More »CD Review: Roger Waters – Ça Ira
Ça Ira is an opera about the French Revolution filtered through the creative mind of Roger Waters
Read More »CD Review: Grateful Dead – Fillmore West 1969
Fumo Verde enjoys reliving and learning about the Dead's four-night stand from February 27 to March 2, 1969
Read More »Movie Review: One Bright Shining Moment
An insightful documentary that examines the candidacy of Senator George McGovern sans gonzo journalism.
Read More »DVD Review: The Dick Cavett Show – Rock Icons
Fumo Verde tunes in and turns on this collection of '60s Rock Icons from The Dick Cavett Show
Read More »Film Review: Walk the Line
Walk the Line is a very good film for what it is, but it’s not the film about Cash that I wanted.
Read More »DVD Review: Ugetsu
Mizoguchi's masterpiece about the false paths to happiness is released by The Criterion Collection
Read More »DVD Review: Coal Miner’s Daughter – 25th Anniversary Edition
Coal Miner’s Daughter is enjoyable to watch because it is driven by its acting and Lynn's wonderful songs.
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