I am a handicap Jason fan so I depend solely on dvds to enjoy Jason's films. However, I have an adult friend who loves the theaters to view Jason's movies. My friend enjoys Jason's films very much. His review of the Working Man is excellent. The strategy in how Jason arranges his films and great cast keeps his films fresh and exciting. I also think his gentle nature keeps him as a star that can work with directors and actors very well. I look forward to this last film on DVD. His fans wish him well and good health in his endeavors.

I have been watching Pawn Stars for sometime now, and I enjoy (as well as learn a lot about history) through people's artifacts. The early seasons with the Old Man are really great. I will in time ( if I am able to) buy the dvds as a collection. So many viewers write with disappointment that the show is fake. That is not necessarily true. The customers and their items are real. The shop needs to close in order to tape. The individuals are chosen and some end up on the cutting floor if the producers find the interaction not entertaining enough. Sometimes I wonder what some individuals think in how producers put a show on.

The Godfather trilogy is a masterpiece of cinema's past, present, and future film created. I come from a mafia connected history from Palermo, and that legacy still carries forth although not as cruel nor violent. It is a life of pain that carries with it seeking forgiveness, but not repentance. The cry from Micharl (AL Pacino) at the death of Mary came from him that had to reach somewhere deep in his soul in his life. That was not acting that was his life portrayed on film.

My thoughts on the name is that even at a tender age the boy had thoughts of avenging his parents' murder. My family is from Polermo, and that is what they would have done.

So when he returned to do his deed the name would be Corleone not Andolini their son the murderer. Just a thought plus I think Corleone sounds better.

Mr. Stallone's talent on screen continues to grow as he ages, and as his fan base ages as well. Perhaps against all odds Stallone's many characters he has played brings with it many emotional feelings of who he stands for much like in his real life. Whether the big screen or the small screen (Tulsa King) the character he plays brings depth to the story line, and thus to the viewer's entertainment. May he have many more years before the camera to enjoy now and into the future.