Action/Adventure

The World's End is the last of the Cornetto trilogy which is not really a trilogy but a unity of hilarious tropes and action bits played out by brilliant comic duo Simon Pegg and Nicholas Frost.

The whole endeavor just made me want to pop in the classic Kung Fu Hustle instead. However, as silly as it all is, at least you’re never bored.

Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell's tragic story of his unit's fatal 2005 mission is badly recounted in a hamfisted, jingoistic torture porn.

There's definitely more bark than bite in director Luc Besson's latest effort.

The film is a sequel to 2010's Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief.

Those who love action movies and haven’t yet seen The Raid should buy it immediately. As for Man of Tai Chi, if you have a passing interest, it’s a fine blind rental at your nearest Redbox.

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The Lone Ranger will always go down as more of an oddity on everyone’s resume but is definitely worth checking out from the comfort of your own home.

If there’s one thing I can say for certain about this latest Hobbit film, The Desolation of Smaug, it’s that it’s better than its predecessor in nearly every way.

What's included is pretty much all useful and interesting, without the fluff some releases use to beef up their extras list. Not to mention, all of the additional physical material packaged with the discs, are pretty cool, too.