“Can I cook, or can’t I?” Josh continues his look at the new Blu-Ray release of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
When I purchased a Blu-Ray player last year, I promised myself that I wouldn’t go out and re-purchase all the great movies that I own on DVD when they’re released on Blu-Ray. This has been an easy promise to keep, mostly because DVDs played in my Blu-Ray player look FANT
“KHAAAAANNNN!!!!” Josh relishes the new Blu-Ray release of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan!!
I’m a big Star Trek fan. OK, that’s probably an enormous understatement. There has been a LOT of Trek released over the years, and while there have been some missteps (I’m looking at you, Star Trek: Nemesis), there is so much of it that I love so dearly. The antics
Josh Reviews Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Let’s establish right from the get-go that I have not read any of the Harry Potter books. Well, actually, that’s not quite true. The day before the first Harry Potter movie opened, the friends I was going to see the movie with found out that I hadn’t read the book,
News Around the Net
Here’s a fascinating/hilarious article assessing the Ghostbusters‘ Risky Business Plan. Those of you in finance, take note! And, speaking of Ghostbusters, here’s a link to 50 Reasons Why Ghostbusters Just Might Be The Greatest Film of All Time. Terminator: The Sa
Josh Reviews Star Trek: Voyager “Full Circle”
I can’t believe I actually purchased a book with Star Trek: Voyager in the title! (For those of you just tuning in, despite my intense love for Star Trek, I have a rather large amount of disdain for Voyager, the most boring and uninspired of the Trek series.) And even more t