| Internet Movie DataBase This is a great web site for looking up actors, movies and general information. Readers can supply their own reviews which can be fun to read | DVD MG A good website for reviews on new and upcoming dvds. In depth reviews on dvd extras, picture and sound quality. |
| DVD File Another good website for dvd reviews. | Rotten Tomatoes One of my favorite movie review sites. This compiles reviews from critics all over the country. Look up old and new releases. |
| Wil Wheaton.Net I have to admit I've become a bit addicted to this site. Maintained by Wil Wheaton himself, and updated every few days with thoughts from the actor. Many will probably remember him as the kid from Star Trek, but be warned he is not much like Wesley Crusher in real life. | Wilson Brothers This site is good if you are looking for info on upcoming interviews and movies with Owen and Luke Wilson. From this site you can view the original 15 minute short for Bottle Rocket. |
| ChrisKattan.net This website is dedicated to SNL star (or I guess I should now say former) Chris Kattan. It features interviews, articles and a lot of general info on him. Kattan himself will occasionally (and I mean occasionally) post a message to the message board you can sign up for. | WesAnderson.org A website featuring information on director Wes Anderson and his films. Has infor about the music used in his films and well as plenty of information. |
| Box Office Mojo A great site for looking up movie grosses going back to 1982. Also good for looking up current weekend box office. | Star Archive If you are in to collecting autographs, this is the site for you. The great thing about it is that many addresses are tested, and people post recent successes or failures. |
Amazon Amazon is a great place to read customer reviews of movies, videos, books and DVDs. You can also vote on reviews to decide if they were helpful to you or not. |
Hollywood Stock Exchange The Hollywood stock exchange is just for fun. You can buy stocks for your favorite stars, movies and studios and see how they do in the Hollywood stock market. |