Married ? With Children was crude, rude, loud and obnoxious. And one of the funniest shows to ever grace the television. I have had countless hours of joy hanging out with the Bundy clan- first, during their eleven-year run on the Fox Network, and time and again during their syndicated reruns on local stations, not to mention the cable based FX channel. There were moments where Married? With Children left me in excruciating pain, which was great, because it was directly related to the fact that I was laughing so hard at … [Read more...]

There?s a reason ?Starsky & Hutch? got a 2004 movie remake: the classic TV series just exudes personality. Apparently a lot of you agree with that statement, given the movie?s second-place opening this weekend. Whenever two hip, 70s-era cops rank second only to Jesus, you know they?ve got something going for them. Or at least their movie does. Given the success of the film, not to mention a widespread renewed interest in all things 1970s (seet ?Austin Powers? and ?That 70s Show?), it goes without saying that a lot of … [Read more...]

If any genres on American television can be called hot right now, they are the so-called ?reality? show and crime-scene mystery. The victim of these rises to fame, the medical drama, has for the most part found itself relegated to reruns and/or dwindling audiences. The changing of the guard has illustrated TV crowds? fickle nature, but if the past few decades have revealed anything, it?s that good-old comedy will never die. And with several new sitcoms and one-man shows springing up, it?s safe to presume TV viewers will … [Read more...]

Say what you will about Jack Black and his performances as co-founder of the band Tenacious D, but his first starring role, in the film "School of Rock," came out on DVD on Tuesday, and it makes a great collector's edition package. Jonas has reviewed the DVD, and we recommend you check out his review if you've ever had friends who just can't let go of their beloved rock-and-roll. … [Read more...]

?Alice in Wonderland? has an interesting reputation for a Disney film. Sure, it?s animated, and sure, it?s got a strong musical component; those things are to be expected. But the movie?s imagery and songs are, shall we say, regarded as a bit less than sane. To call this movie ?unique? would be, to many people, a bit too kind. Having not watched the film since my childhood, I was intrigued when the two-disk DVD collector?s edition hit stores, because I?d forgotten why ?Alice in Wonderland?s? reputation for being weird … [Read more...]

It's pretty rare to find yourself thinking about a DVD a solid week after watching it. With the exception of blockbuster films, in fact, most DVDs get a good (or bad) rating and migrate to the Land of Forgotten Films. But not ?In The Cut.? This is one DVD that will have you saying ?wow? well after hitting eject. For a movie that got just as much billing for Meg Ryan's love scenes as it did for its acting, ?In The Cut? is an incredibly pleasant surprise, right up there with ?Bend it Like Beckham.? The acting, the plot, … [Read more...]

Whether you've got kids in your house or not, it's safe to say you know of the phenomenon that is Pokemon. From trading cards to video games to television shows, Pokemon is seemingly everywhere. Our fearless editor recently found "Pokemon Heroes: The Movie" in his DVD player, in fact, and much to his surprise, he liked what he saw. You can check out the full review by clicking here. … [Read more...]

With the game releases slowing like molasses in, well, February, we've been taking a look at some recently released DVDs that you might want to consider checking out before the next round of games comes a-callin' your name. In our most recent review, "The Fighting Temptations" DVD (read it here), Jonas takes a look at how a soundtrack can not only carry a film but connect two generations of moviegoers and music lovers. Let us know what you think. … [Read more...]

Say what you will about the stereotypical Old West movie, but Kevin Costner has taken a decidedly different approach to Open Range, which recently came out on DVD. Jonas takes a look at the intriguing film and DVD in this article. Check it out. … [Read more...]

Before you go worrying that we're becoming an "entertainment" site rather than your source for all things gaming, let me say this: We're called "DailyGame" for a reason. Still, not unlike yourselves, we like our DVDs and home-theater systems, too, so we've decided to venture into DVD reviews as well. Please let us know what you think of our new content, whether you'd like to see specific DVDs reviewed, and whether there are specific genres you'd like us to focus on. Just email Jonas and speak your mind. We're here to … [Read more...]