Om nom nom nom nom nom Timothy Olyphant. If you haven't experienced the Timothy Olyphant sexual daydream that is Justified, you'd better get started now. He plays Raylan Givens, a troubled, handsome man with a few anger issues who happens to be a U.S. Marshal,... [More]
In honor of "Friday The Thirteenth" there's nothing better than a scary movie to get your evening going. We recently indulged in Fright Night ($20) and were pleasantly surprised with the sexiness of Colin Farrell as a vampire (yumm!). We were also excited there was... [More]
A mix of 'Goonies' and 'Jurassic Park' we were totally engrossed in Super 8 ($20) when we saw it in the theaters. We love the way JJ Abrams and Steven Spielberg united to make this killer (literally?) movie. Ripe with humor, intensity, hilarious kids, and... [More]
We know we've got good taste because every time we LOVE something, the rest of the world could care less. Take Community on NBC for example. There have been plenty of rumors about it being cancelled, to which we say, "Typical." After all, that's what... [More]
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We're suckers for the old classics we grew up with, but never seem to catch them on TV anymore. Luckily, some genius thought to combine a bunch of the best into one DVD. The Original Christmas Classics DVD ($13, on sale) gives us Santa Claus... [More]
You may think less of us when we admit that we're not big Winnie the Pooh fans. Never were. But our baby niece on the other hand--she can't get enough of Pooh, Tiger and gang. Hopefully having the Winnie the Pooh Three-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo ($30)... [More]
Do not laugh, but we've always wanted to learn how to belly dance. Sure, we're a rhythmically challenged white girl with stiff hips, but we know somewhere in there is a Bollywood diva. We're going to trust the rave reviews Bellydance Basics and Beyond ($17)... [More]
What thanksgiving is complete without watching A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving ($10)? Stop worrying about missing it on TV and pick up a copy for yourself. We like to watch it when the bird is in the oven, the rolls are rising, and there are 30... [More]
We were a little concerned over our sanity when we jumped from screaming in terror to emotional lumps in our throats while we watched The Living Dead ($14), but apparently we're not the only ones who felt this way. Everyone we've talked to about this... [More]
Please don't judge us for loving a good foreign film, we just love the way different cultures approach cinematography and story telling. The Orphanage, directed by Juan Antonia Bayona and produced by Guillermo del Toro, is one of our favorite horror films from the last... [More]
OMG, we LOVE Audrey Tautou! We loved her in Amelie and He Loves Me... He Loves Me Not. And we absolutely adored her in Priceless ($14). We watch Priceless to partly torture ourselves about the clothes we'll never be able to afford unless we take... [More]
We already know we're in the minority of viewers when we sit down to watch our Fall comedies (Seriously, Two and a Half Men opened with 28.7 million viewers and Parks & Rec only had 4.11 million?!). But please tell us you've seen the hilariously... [More]
Our wanting to own Crazy, Stupid, Love ($16) may or may not have anything to do with Ryan Gosling playing the sexy lead man (Oh, Steve Carell is in this movie? Kidding, we love him, too!). We will never be able to look at a... [More]
We don't know about you, but we were a little stoked to see Saoirse Ronan kick some major trash in the movie Hanna ($14). We may or may not have spent the rest of the evening trying to put our husband in a headlock and... [More]
By rights, Sherlock (season one on DVD, $19) should have sucked. After all, the original body of work is so rooted in a particular version of Victorian London that a modern take should have just stumbled around, dropping names and anachronisms and irritating everyone. But... [More]
What is it about french films and their awesomeness at romantic comedy? We watched Heartbreaker ($25) the other night and laughed so hard we burned off the eight bags of fun sized peanut butter M&M's we scarfed down. Full of non-cliché romantic moments, quirky characters,... [More]
Ok, so maybe it's not a Halloween movie, but Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory ($5) gets us all revved up for Halloween candy. Plus, there are about 15 thousand costume ideas- Mike Teevee, Violet, aka Blueberry, Oompa Loompas, and of course, the scary arse... [More]
If you're feeling a little low on material for witty banter The Philadelphia Story ($9) is full of one liners and conversations that are sure to improve your droll reputation. We figure, with the classic cast (Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, and James Stewart) and entertaining... [More]
We know, you're thinking, 'Ugh, it's in Spanish so I'll have to read.' Or, 'but it's from the director of Hellboy and that movie was the longest 2 hours of my life.' But we promise you, watch Pan's Labyrinth ($10) just once and you'll understand... [More]
It's just not Halloween until we pop The Watcher In The Woods ($10) into our DVD player. We watched this at every slumber party, every Halloween, and when we were feeling nostalgic for good Disney drama. No, not Karen, stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid!... [More]
If you were utterly convinced you'd marry Jack Kelly when you grew up, and that Crutchy was going to be the best man, then you'll be delighted to hear that Newsies is coming to Broadway OH MY GOD!!! Most of us, though, don't live near... [More]
We love Will Ferrell. We love him as a cheerleader, as a drug awareness counselor, and as an anchor man. But we loved him best as an IRS agent in Stranger Than Fiction ($10). Who wouldn't melt for a man who brings you flours* and... [More]
Yeay! In honor of Frankenstein day, we present Young Frankenstein ($15)! Pronounced 'Fronk-en-STEEN.' Ooooh sweet mystery of liiiife, at last we found you!!... [More]
We all know chicken soup is good for a cold (and soul according to a million book series), but everyone forgets about the classic watch-when-you're-sick movies. You know, the ones that make you feel better, distract from that runny nose, and even make drinking Robitussin... [More]
Arguably one of Steve Martin's best movies, L.A. Story ($8) is the perfect flick to prep you on your trip to the city of angels. Prepare for earthquakes L.A. style (cause they're no big if you're from California), open season on the L.A. freeway, lots... [More]
There are so many helpful products out there that will help you get your post-partum bod back in tip top shape, but nothing truly works like good ol' exercise and hard work. The Tracy Anderson Method Presents Post-Pregnancy Workout DVD works on your entire body,... [More]
Mrs. Peacock, with the wrench, in the kitchen. We've just pretty much given you a new quotecabulary (That's a word right?). Full of awesome one-liners, classic slap stick comedy, and Tim Curry/Madeline Kahn, you'll be wondering how you lived so long without the Clue DVD... [More]
Maybe the reason we love Bridget Jones is because she's so dang relatable. Who hasn't dressed up in a bunny costume to a garden party, flashed your bits sliding down a fire pole, or fallen for the wrong (and sometimes same) guy countless times? Right?... [More]
...Ready to dim the lights and learn a couple of new boudoir tricks? Say a warm, breathy Outblush welcome to our newest guest poster, Lupe Sino of SexyIsForEverybody.com, a blog devoted to all things naughty (obviously, NSFW, so take heed). Take it away, Lupe! Why... [More]
We will spare you, but believe us when we say we can sing the theme song to Boy Meets World in its entirety. We're going to indulge ourselves in a nostalgic guilty pleasure by adding Boy Meets World-The Complete First Season ($22) to our DVD... [More]
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