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by Peter Sobczynski Wait a second--”Like a Virgin” is 25 years old? NEW AND NOTABLE 42nd STREET FOREVER 5: ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE EDITION (Synapse Entertainment. $19.95): What better way to celebrate this year’s Fantastic Fest in...
Verona (Maya Rudolph) is six months pregnant, but it doesn't look like she put any thought bringing a baby into the world, since she's repeatedly informed her slacker boyfriend, Burt (Jon Krasinski), that she'll never marry him.
This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Away We Go [Blu-ray] - John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph make an irresistible couple in an unusual comedy-drama about finding the right environment to raise a...
And "Away We Go" with today's new DVD releases, from Sam Mendes' road-trip comedy to the animated world of "Monsters vs. Aliens. " And "Away We Go" with today's new DVD releases, from Sam Mendes' road-trip comedy to the...
"Doctor, heal thyself" may be the saying, but in this ensemble-driven drama, L.A. psychiatrist Dr. Henry Carter has settled on the less noble "self-medicate thyself." At times, this roundelay of disordered personalities (the...
Dir: Sam Mendes 2009 USA/UK 98 mins Cast: Maya Rudolph, John Krasinski screenings from: Fri 18 Sep - Thu 01 Oct When Burt’s (John Krasinski, ‘The Office’ US version) parents announce an imminent international move, he and his...
Monday, September 28th 2009, 4:00 AM Hoping to spend a little quality time with the family? All you'll need are this week's DVDs and a comfy couch. The biggest new release is "Monsters vs Aliens" (PG, $29.99), an animated...
Published: Mon, September 28, 2009 @ 12:00 a.m. Available Tuesday: “Away We Go” (R, 98 minutes): As the movie opens, Burt (John Krasinski) and Verona (Maya Rudolph) find out that Verona is pregnant. When they go to tell Burt’s...
Dir: Sam Mendes 2009 USA/UK 98 mins Cast: Maya Rudolph, John Krasinski screenings from: Fri 18 Sep - Thu 01 Oct When Burt’s (John Krasinski, ‘The Office’ US version) parents announce an imminent international move, he and his...
The tug of war between nurture and nature continues to divide experts in the fields of child development and education. In Away We Go, an expectant couple contemplate moving halfway across America so that their child will be...
