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I saw this movie when I was a kid. There was a criminal investigation, probably involving a murder. Apparently, on the night it happened a boy in bed woke and saw a shadow on a wall outside his bedroom door. He told the police that it was an Indian. It was a woman who wore a hat with one...

I recently heard of the Hisense 4k ultra short throw projector. A 100" picture from about 4 inches away from the screen, 108" from a bit farther. It includes speakers and screen. $9,999. Today I learned that Dell has something very similar, but without the speakers and screen for $5999. I...

I saw this movie as a young boy. I think there was a murder. Apparently the only somewhat of a witness was a young boy in his bed at night. He saw the shadow of a woman who wore a cap-type hat with a feather sticking up at the back. When people were looking for answers, he said he saw the...

I'm using Internet Explorer 11.0.96. I see different scamware on each forum: "Fix your PC speed" "This content requires Media Player 12.2 update. Would you like to install it now?" "Low Disk Space - Repair Windows Errors" Is anyone else seeing this junk? Can anyone suggest how to get...

Sorry, title should be "...to disc..." It was a very good movie and Richard Farnsworth was excellent.

Copper starts Sunday, August 19th (the first of 10 episodes this season) on BBC America, a series about a policeman in 1864 New York. Tom Fontana, who helped create Homicide: Life on the Street is one of the creators.

I was looking forward to seeing the Four Tops on Letterman last night (Tuesday, 3/15/05) but was surprised that lead singer Levi Stubbs was not there. If anyone knows why, I'd appreciate knowing the reason. Thanks.

Instead of having a quiz determine which movie you should be in, what movie do you think you belong in? As I added in the quiz-determined topic, Fight Club was chosen for me, but if I chose for myself, I would be in Slap Shot since I played hockey for most of my life (from 13 to 54, and would...

I've transferred most of my DVDs into thinpak cases. I have a lot of empty keepcases taking up space. You can have them free, as long as you reimburse me for normal USPS shipping charges. If interested, please email me at [email protected] .

I've been in love with Diane Lane for many years. Her interview at the Actors Studio reinforced how lovely, intelligent and articulate she is. We learned that her mother was a Playmate of the Month in 1957 "before nipples and before it became gynecological." We learned that Diane, at...

An interesting article by TV critic Tom Shales about the Warner Legends collection appeared in the Washington Post on Sunday, November 16th. I especially liked one statement, "The DVD is the greatest boon to film preservation ever, because it has made restoring films economically viable to...

Another posthumous collection, Imagine, will be released August 20, 2002. My wife and feel blessed to have met this lovely, sweet woman and to have seen her a few times, including at Blues Alley (where she autographed her Live at Blues Alley CD for us, and at Carter Barron Amphitheater with...

This is a wonderful movie! Robert Duvall is excellent as a shy, retired Cuban barber. Richard Harris is a wonderful braggart as a former sea captain. Sandra Bullock, Shirley McLaine and Piper Laurie are great in supporting roles. This movie is more than worthy of a DVD release.

If you enjoyed Bill Forsyth's movies (e.g., Local Hero) in the theater, his charming awkward-adolescence movie Gregory's Girl is due 11/6/01. I enjoyed it, but doubted it would make DVD-land. I'm pleased that it has, in 1.85:1 anamorphic but only mono soundtrack. [Edited last by Joe Bernardi...