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Hollywood's legendary maiden voyage into martial arts action filmmaking, this edition boasts a new transfer and a lossless surround mix.

A film that breathes the much needed life back into a superhero that seemed burned out after Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns.

This movie attempts to be more mentally than visually titillating. It just doesn't work.

Epileptic pacing, difficult-to-follow handheld-camera action footage, and an excruciating cacophony of sound effects help make this superhero movie one of the worst in memory.

When it comes to animated Disney features, not every film is a bonafide classic.

How does Sam Raimi's prequel to the MGM classic fare on Blu-ray?

Two YA fantasists discuss the dynamics of diversity.

If only there was some way I could purge myself from ever having seen The Purge.

In the end, The Internship just drags along, hitting every college comedy beat along the way, but without any jokes.

The result of diminishing returns, the film is a far cry from both Hideo Nakata’s original or even Gore Verbinski’s American remake.