Strong technical talents anchor a strong adapted story (sans some musical numbers) and a well cast voice cast where the realistic talking animals take center stage among exotic settings.
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Music Review: Alan Silvestri – ‘Allied: Music from the Motion Picture’
Sony Classical’s Allied (Music from the Motion Picture) comes recommended for strong transitions while almost every track stands out among this 16th Silvestri/Zemeckis collaboration, with hopefully more to come.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Office Christmas Party’
Workplace hijinx culminate into a forgettable, night-long urban story short on comedy and character development.
Read More »Elite Blankets Review: NFL, Collegiate, and CR7 Snuggles for Sports Fans
These highly recommended, quality blankets are actually a combination of a throw and blanket put together.
Read More »Blu-ray/DVD review: ‘The Secret Lives of Pets’
Audiences get something they really love. Pets and lots of them.
Read More »Music Review: Rupert Gregson-Williams – ‘Hacksaw Ridge’ (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Gregson-Williams has a great score for an emotional WWII film with memorable horns, guitars, woodwinds, and even Japanese-themed music pieces.
Read More »Technology Gift Guide 2016
Here are some of the latest advances in technology products to enhance the lives of you and your loved ones.
Read More »Music DVD Review: The Beach Boys – ‘Classic Albums: Pet Sounds’
Directed by Martin R. Smith, this memorable celebration of pure talent and collaboration comes highly recommended. It is also available on Blu-ray.
Read More »Home Video 2016 Gift Guide
The home video offerings are plentiful this holiday season including special version and gift set releases.
Read More »Interview: Arena Football League Global President David Niu on CAFL (China) League Start
'Our team rosters will be split 50% Chinese and 50% foreign. That is by design. We wanted and needed a balance of talented and experienced foreign professionals to help foster the development of our Chinese players. Sports has no color or cultural barriers.'
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