Edmund Rostand’s classic drama adapted and retold in a modern Canadian setting with Steve Martin and Daryl Hannah.  True love (even in an unattractive package) can win out.

Daniel Defoe’s timeless novel is basically ruined by this too-free rendering which owes more to

Homer’s timeless classic is faithful adapted to film with Armande Assante doing a fantastic job as Oddyseus on his ten-year trip home from Troy, eventually to reunion with his faithful wife, Penelope, (by Greta Scacchi).  A great way to understand one of the world’s greatest books.

A gentleman farmer of

Outstanding concert by a contemporary Christian singer.  We’ll show this when we next can at SCI.  If you’re interested in inexpensive (Rs. 300) video copies of this live performance, tell me.

Lewis Carroll’s timeless classic adapted and starring Martin Short as the mad hatter.  Robbie Coltrane is O.K. as Tweedledum (or is it Tweedledee?), Whoopi Goldberg as the Cheshire cat.  Ben Kingsley does well as the caterpillar, but there’s not enough of him.  And Peter Ustinov gives an unsatisfactory performance (if you’re used to seeing him as Hercule Poirot) as the Walrus.  Tina Majorina does very well as