Movies

I just spent $20 to buy a DVD I feel I HAVE to watch:  "Frozen," the animated musical film from Disney. The movie seems to have taken the world by storm, and spawned a generation that loves the song, "Let It Go."  Because everyone seems to have seen it, I feel like I'm missing out...

I really enjoy the experience of seeing a big blockbuster movie in the theater. Especially with digital picture and sound, there are some movie that you have to see in the theater to get the full experience. But would you go to the movies every day?

If you've seen either "Despicable Me" movie (or if you set foot on any Ocean County boardwalk the last two summers), you know the Minions well. Those mush-mouthed little yellow fellas who help the movie's bad guy, Gru, achieve his evil goals (usually ineptly). Well, if you love the little guys, get excited - they're getting their own movie next summer. Check out the official trailer now:

Jurassic Park was one of the most iconic blockbusters of the 90s. After a few so-so followups, fans are salivating over next year's Jurassic World. With 20+ years of special effects advancements, the film promises to be a visual spectacular. Whether the story is great or not, it'll be sure to rock the box office. Ready for a sneak peek? Watch the first official trailer below:

The new movie Ouija is coming out this weekend and I believe it will be a huge hit!

From "Finding Nemo" to "Wall-E" and "Cars", Disney Pixar has made some of the most beloved family movies of all time. So what's next for them? "Inside Out" is their latest creation. You'll have to wait a little while, it's not due in theaters until June of next year, but you can get a sneak peek right now. Watch the trailer below:

It was a weird day yesterday, August 11th, 2014.  I started hearing the news while I was in the doctor's office about Robin Williams.  I couldn't believe it.  Could it really be true?  And then a possible suicide.

Rachael Leigh Cook from TNT's "Perception" Joined Shawn & Tuesday morning.

It was a DVD night on Saturday

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back. But these are definitely not the cartoon turtles of the 80s or the cheesy bulky costume turtles of the 90s. Produced by action movie ambassador Michael Bay, these are dark and gritty computer animated turtles, with still a hint of their signature snark. Check out the first extended peek of what we can expect when the fighting reptiles hit theaters on Augu