DVD Rundown

Kill Bill Vol. 2 (R)

This one will runaway from the competition this week. I'm conflicted about it all myself as evidenced by my prior post and the review that follows. Kill Bill Vol. 2 is the best film of 2004 so far and definately worth a look on DVD.

Good Bye Lenin (R)

This promising import features a young man trying to protect his mother. She just happened to sleep through the fall of the Berlin wall due a slight case of coma, so her son concots all these schemes to try and convince her that all is well in her red corner of the world. The trailer for this foreign film had me laughing out loud so we'll be looking for it at Big Choice Video tomorrow night!

The Prince & Me (PG)

This horrible film is back to terrorize us again. If not for her five minute appreances in the last two Bourne films, I wouldn't even know Stiles could act. Her choice of roles lacks something to be desired and this awful flick drags on and on and on until you really don't want her to be with that idiotic prince anymore. The film would have been more aptly titled, The Dullard and Me. I rate this one FORGEDABOUDIT! If given the choice between watching this sorry excuse for a film and a pair of cement shoes--take the shoes and swim with the fishes. It's just that bad.

Johnson Family Vacation (PG-13)

Cedric might be an entertainer, but Clark W. Griswold? I think not. Still, this one might be worth a giggle or two.