Arts Movie Reviews

Family movie reviews for "Arts" sorted by average review score:

Jubilaeum Collection: Christmas Box Set

Released in DVD by Image Entertainment (24 October, 2000)

MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Starring: Jubilaeum Collection

Average review score:

Music for everyone's ears.

This box set is an awesome orchestral arrangement of DVD's. You can enjoy wonderful tunes everyone remembers growing up to performed by an astounding and talented group of musicians. Having this set in your collection is a must if whether you are an avid musician or a casual listener of classical songs. I suggest watching these DVD's around the end of November in the anticipation of Christmas's arrival. It's hard to determine a favorite among these wonderful masterpieces, but I would have to recommend "Silent Night" Christmas Concert DVD. This I feel is the most moving and awe-inspiring piece among the others.

Karate Fit

Released in DVD by Pro-Active Entertain (25 March, 2003)

MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Average review score:

I don't have a clue...

The producer of this DVD has some serious quality control issues to address. Difficult to describe the quality of the actual workout, as none of the copies seem to work.

Judo Jigoro Kano's - d

Released in DVD by (01 June, 2003)

MPAA Rating:

Director: unknown

Average review score:

No reviews found.

Julia Migenes: Diva on the Verge

Released in DVD by Kultur (16 September, 2003)

MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Starring: Julia Migenes

Average review score:

No reviews found.

June Moon (Broadway Theatre Archive)

Released in DVD by Kultur (16 April, 2002)

MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Directors: Burt Shevelove and Kirk Browning

June Moon (1974) is a lesser-known entry in the Broadway Theater Archive series of televised performances, but there's plenty of reason to celebrate its inclusion. A hit when first staged in 1929, this comedy revels in the Jazz Age notion that New York City was the capital of nightlife sophistication. It balances George S. Kaufman's embrace of beautiful dreamers with Ring Lardner's darker angle on Tin Pan Alley and the occupational hazards of a boyishly naive songwriter (Tom Fitzsimmons) on a fast track to success. Susan Sarandon, appearing here shortly before she costarred in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, plays the jaded vixen who lures the rookie tunesmith under false pretenses, and TV great Jack Cassidy (who died in a house fire two years later) is terrific as the veteran composer who helps the kid while his own career is slumping. Playing another struggling songwriter is none other than Broadway composer Stephen Sondheim (!), paying scruffy homage to the composers who inspired him. --Jeff Shannon

Average review score:

No reviews found.