Juliette Lewis Archives - DVD Review & High Definition

Aurora Borealis

May 23, 2007 // 0 Comments

The sad part about much of the indie film scene is that so many truly wonderful movies fly under the radar. "Aurora Borealis, " a movie that played the film festival circuit as early as 2005 and barely received a limited theatrical release in [...]

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

December 6, 2006 // 0 Comments

"National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" is a regular staple running throughout the weeks leading up to the Christmas Holidays on TV, much like "A Christmas Story" does. As such practically everyone is familiar with the movie to [...]

What's Eating Gilbert Grape: Collector's Edition

July 3, 2006 // 0 Comments

Swedish director Lasse Hallström's film version of "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" was an unconventional project, to say the least, that was met with mixed critical reactions and low box office during its release in the summer of [...]

The Other Sister

October 19, 1999 // 0 Comments

If Garry Marshall directed every movie, then there would be no sad endings. “The Other Sister” is Marshall’s examination of the relationship between two individuals who are mentally challenged. The film is poignant and touching at times, but for the [...]

Strange Days

September 28, 1999 // 0 Comments

“Strange Days” from Fox Home Video contains a stunning transfer of the film. Devoid of any noticeable film defects, the transfer is meticulously clean and boasts a good level of detail, despite the fact that it is not 16×9 enhanced. The image is [...]

From Dusk Till Dawn

June 1, 1998 // 0 Comments

When two visionary filmmakers get together to create a movie, the result can be something completely captivating, something that is so different from anything you’ve seen that you actually start to wonder what it is that makes this movie so special. [...]

Kalifornia

November 1, 1997 // 0 Comments

This underdog of a movie, created by underdog director Dominic Senna, creates an impact on the viewer that won’t soon be forgotten. Though it was largely unnoticed by the public on its initial release, it is a remarkable road movie that not only moves [...]