Blu-ray Movie Reviews

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Ken Korman  |  Jan 21, 2008  | 
Universal
Movie •••• Picture •••• Sound •••½ Extras ••½

These days, it's hard to do some

Ken Korman  |  Jan 21, 2008  | 
20th Century Fox
Movie •••• Picture •••½ Sound •••• Extras ••••

One of last year's few bona fide sl

Rad Bennett  |  Jan 21, 2008  | 
20th Century Fox
Movie •••½ Picture ••••½ Sound ••••• Extras •••

It's a major O

Sol Louis Siegel  |  Jan 14, 2008  | 
Kino
Movie •••½ Picture •••• Sound ••• Extras

Director Patrice Leconte's fine adaptation of a Geo

Josef Krebs  |  Jan 04, 2008  | 
The Criterion Collection
Movie ••••½ Picture ••••½ Sound •••½ Extras ••••

A frien

Josef Krebs  |  Jan 04, 2008  | 

For standard DVD, Warner has collected five Stanley Kubrick classics in a Directors Series box - but on Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD, they're only available individually. Full Metal Jacket was released in high-def previously, so I'll stick to the four debuts.

Rad Bennett  |  Jan 04, 2008  | 
Disney/Pixar
Movie •••• Picture •••• Sound •••• Extras ••½

Rats can be a bit of a hard sell as heroes.

Rad Bennett  |  Jan 04, 2008  | 
New Line
Movie •••• Picture •••• Sound •••• Extras ••••

Hairspray has quite an enduring and endearing his

Brandon Grafius  |  Jan 04, 2008  | 
Warner
Movie ••½ Picture ••• Sound •••½ Extras ••

The twisty plot of Ocean's Thirtee

Tom Norton  |  Dec 26, 2007  | 

Deckard is a Blade Runner. His job is to seek out and eliminate Replicants who….oh, never mind. If you need me to describe the plot of <I>Blade Runner</I> in detail then you must be new to the entire movie game. If you haven't seen it, you should discover it for yourself. And if your reaction is typical you'll likely be blown away by this new 5-disc HD DVD boxed set from Warner Brothers (also available on Blu-ray). (Much of this material is also available on a multi-disc DVD package, but be careful; the 4-disc standard DVD set omits the work print version of the film described below.)

Ken Richardson  |  Dec 17, 2007  | 

Mike Mettler  |  Dec 17, 2007  | 

Mel Neuhaus  |  Dec 12, 2007  | 

Tom Norton  |  Dec 12, 2007  | 

Once upon a time witches were acutely schizophrenic old hags who lived alone in the woods, fiddled around with poisoned apples and magic mirrors, and spooked lost little girls from Kansas. Wizards wore pointed hats, looked like a mouse, conjured up armies of brooms, and had major plumbing problems.

Ken Korman  |  Dec 03, 2007  | 
Genius Products/The Weinstein Company
Movie ••• Picture •••• Sound •••• Extras •••

The Death Proof extend

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