Michael Bolton Movies

Two Oscar-winning actors add a family-oriented comedy to their resumes with this Disney-produced arctic adventure. Snow Dogs stars Cuba Gooding Jr. as Ted Brooks, a Florida-dwelling dentist with a successful chain of offices and a comfy, poolside lifestyle. All this changes, however, when he finds out that he was actually adopted as a child, and that his birth mother has died and left him an inheritance in her home state of Alaska, of all places. After arriving in the snow-bound clime, Ted learns that he has been willed a pack of cutely named sled dogs: Demon, Diesel, Dutchess, Nana, Mack, Scooper, Sniff, and Yodel. Problem is, the town's premiere sled-dogger, Thunder Jack (James Coburn), wants the pack for himself, and encourages Ted to go back to his tropical environs. But with a major sled-dog race looming, Ted's inspired to learn the ropes, as it were, and prove himself worthy of his birth mother's inheritance -- any way he can. Snow Dogs was directed by Jingle All the Way's Brian Levant and features some animatronic dog effects by Jim Henson's Creature Shop; the script was very loosely adapted from popular author Gary Paulsen's nonfiction book Winterdance: The Fine Madness of Running the Iditarod. ~ Michael Hastings, All Movie Guide

When word begins to spread that Beverly (Penny Johnson) is pregnant, it doesn't take long for the office to begin a pool to guess the identity of the father. Armed with the knowledge that he is a former guest, speculation begins to fly. Meanwhile, Hank (Jeffrey Tambor) ruins a Wisconsin family's life during a remote shoot. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

Michael Bolton, Placido Domingo, and Ying Huang are featured in this unforgettable Christmas spectacular. Thanks to Sony Classical, this once-in-a-lifetime performance was captured on film and released for all the world to enjoy. With classics like "White Christmas," "Ave Maria," "Silent Night," and "Joy to the World," it seems like every family would want to pop this video into the VCR as father stokes the fire, mother pulls the cookies from the oven, and the children gather round the tree to indulge in the Christmas spirit. ~ Ed Atkinson, All Movie Guide

In this video, famous crooner Michael Bolton provides instruction on his other passion, softball. Beginners and experts alike will find much of use here as Michael takes them though the skills and techniques need to succeed on the diamond. Especially of use, may be the sections on hitting. Michael breaks down the basics of a good swing, including batting stance and follow through. Also included are tips from softball legend Dave Carroll. Intermixed with instructional material are interviews with Bolton and footage of him singing the National Anthem at the World Series. Fans of Bolton or those interested in improving their game will find this video useful. ~ Rob Ferrier, All Movie Guide

Michael Bolton is a singer, songwriter, social activist, and one of the world's most successful recording artists, selling more than 52 million albums and singles and earning several high-profile citations, including a few Grammy awards. This is a video compilation of his classic hits, such as "Soul Provider," "That's What Love Is All About," "Time, Love and Tenderness," "Wait On Love," "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay," "Love Is a Wonderful Thing," "Steel Bars," "When I'm Back on My Feet Again," and two songs featuring the talented Kenny G., "Georgia on My Mind" and "Missing You Now." ~ Forrest Spencer, All Movie Guide

International performer Michael Bolton has sold 52 million albums and singles worldwide. He has written hit songs for himself and other superstars such as Barbra Streisand, Kiss, and Kenny Rogers. In the 1980s he began producing his own music and covering other classics, earning admiration and achieving a meteoric career through his hit songs in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. This tape is a video compilation from his album Soul Provider with the top-charting singles "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You?," "Soul Provider," and "How Can We Be Lovers?." This tape also contains an intimate interview with Michael Bolton. ~ Forrest Spencer, All Movie Guide