The Concert:

Holy cow, Air Supply has been recording albums and/or touring on them for almost five decades now? Wow. I knew of their North American success in the early 1980s with singles from the "Lost in Love" and "The One That You Love" albums in 1980 and 1981 (I was a wee one then), and Brad Pitt decided to sing to 1983's "Making Love Out Of Nothing At All" in Mr. and Mrs. Smith, but like a lot of other bands, I just assumed they faded away. Nope, the band has still put out albums every other year, and in Live in Hong Kong, we answer the question of yes, Air Supply still has an audience, and singer Russell Hitchcock and guitarist Graham Russell are there to cater to it.

The show, recorded at the AsiaWorld Expo on August 11th, 2013, featured a mix of the standards and some songs of their recent album (in 2010) titled "Mumbo Jumbo." Running about an hour and 45 minute...Read the entire review

Viewing Brooks Elms' Schooled is a frustrating experience because the film shows great potential, but is tripped up by production errors that are so disruptive that the viewer may not be willing to do the work necessary to appreciate the film's subtleties. The result is that this film can seem very bad on a cold viewing, but gets better with repeated viewings after working through the extras. Perhaps regrettably, most viewers who don't immediately like this film aren't going to spend the time necessary to warm up to it.

Fred Hill (Daniel Kucan) is a burned-out high school history teacher with a troubled marriage. He's frustrated at work by uncooperative students, and at home by his wife Luna (Alysia Reiner) who desperately wants to have a baby, despite his best efforts to put her off.

After being suspended from work for a violent outburst, Fred drives from New York to California to...Read the entire review