Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson are both actors who have routinely and steadily appeared in lackluster or great movies.  Changing Lanes falls somewhere in between.

Earth has been destroyed and what's left of the remaining humans have fled to space in search for a planet to populate. There, they come across Terra, a host planet suitable for life.

Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) have teamed up one last time to solve a mysterious case with the FBI.

Recently widowed science fiction writer, David (John Cusack), decides to take a big step in his life and adopts a child.

When an odd science fiction writer and recent widower decides to adopt an equally odd child to fulfill a shared dream he and his wife had been planning he gets more then he bargained for.  It

Like Sorkin’s SPORTS NIGHT, Studio 60 On the Sunset Strip suffered from one intolerable thing; a lack of audience.  Despite a promising premise, deadpan writing and excellent acting, the

I guess my review of the film speaks for itself.  And, as they have not changed the movie when transferring it to DVD, I don’t feel the need to reiterate my thoughts on this amazing film