“Buried” certainly answers some questions but also creates many more in the process, and that has been the Breaking Bad formula all along, which proves that chemistry can be more entertaining than we ever realized in high school.
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DVD Review: ‘Doctor Who – The Green Death Special Edition’
Originally in 1973, it is notable as the final serial in which Jo Grant serves as companion to Jon Pertwee's Doctor.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘Girls: The Complete Second Season’
Featuring stellar video and engrossing audio, the season may be a little darker, but still even funnier, it just left me wanting more from the misadventures of Hannah and her “sisters,” making the Blu-ray set a must own for both fans and the uninitiated alike.
Read More »AMC’s New Series ‘Low Winter Sun’ – Something Old, Something New?
Right now Low Winter Sun is a mixed bag, and I’m not sure whether it is trying too hard or not enough.
Read More »Blu-Ray Review: ‘Once Upon a Time Season Two’
The season two Blu-ray release of Once Upon a Time hits the streets Tuesday, August 13, and it is a real treat for fans of the series.
Read More »No Happy Endings – Why ‘Breaking Bad’ Will Fade to White
Walter is not going to go out as Heisenberg in a hail of gunfire; no, he is going to be Walter White dying in a hospital bed.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘The Dick Van Dyke Show: The Complete Fifth Season’
The fifth season of `The Dick Van Dyke Show' on Blu-ray remains as engaging as it ever was, in whatever format you like.
Read More »DVD Review: ‘Springhill – Series One’
Springhill fit in very well with the weird Millennial Fever that was going on in pop culture during the late ‘90s.
Read More »DVD Review: `Combat! The Complete Fifth Season’
The fifth season of `Combat!' is high-quality television, and it's well preserved on a new DVD collection.
Read More »DVD Review: ‘Falcón’
Although made for television, these two Falcón episodes are very cinematic.
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