Whit Honea is the author of The Parents' Phrase Book. He lives in the L.A. area with his wife and two boys. You can find his writings and other works all over the Internets. Now available on Twitter.
My family and I visited the beautiful El Capitan Theatre this past weekend for a showing of the Disney holiday classic Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas in digital 3-D.
It was a hit.Read More »The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3-D: In Your Face Fun
The El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood is the pinnacle of the Disney movie watching experience. It is old Hollywood meets new, with restorations to both the exterior and interior, and equipped with Dolby SR-D digital sound, film and digital projectors, and 3-D capability. It is… Read More »Disney’s El Capitan Theatre, Hollywood
In the early 80’s I was in elementary school. We didn’t have a lot of money but my parents were wiling to splurge on things they thought were important. One thing that was a must was basic cable. Why would cable be important? Because of… Read More »Mickey Mouse, Vincent Price & Me
Never ever go to bed four seconds after you watched Lost. Especially an episode like last night’s. I had the strangest dreams ever! I woke up feeling like I had run through the jungle and knocked a few people in the head with a club. *whew* And I still feel like I’m on The Island.… Read More »The Economist (Lost Episode 3 Season 4)
Anyone remember Nicki & Paulo from last season? They were the 2 random annoying characters who popped up for about 2 episodes and then were buried alive by the end of their flashback? Well, I did not like them. These 4 jokers who popped up in last night’s episode of Lost are reminding me of… Read More »The Episode That Was Confirmed Dead (or Lost Season 4 Epsiode 2)
Oh, Losties. It happened! We got our first episode in 8 months! I was just swimming in Lost last night. I’m so happy knowing I get to drown in it each week! (Well, at least 7 more weeks. PLEASE PAY THE WRITERS! If no one else, at least my precious Lost writers. I’ll chip in!)… Read More »Lost & Lostier (Season 4 Episode 1)
Vudu is offering HD movies online the same day they’re released on DVD. Owners of Vudu’s set-top box, which costs $399, use a high-speed Internet connection to watch the movies they rent and to download the ones they buy. Movies usually are released in staggered windows in different formats — DVD, online through Xbox Live… Read More »More Home Viewing News
The battle between HD vs. Blu-ray continues. Meanwhile, a Disney cast-off will shut down its home viewing service.
More after the jump.