DVD and Blu-ray Reviews

Entertaining but manipulative, this Oscar-nominated film goes a little too far out of its way to distort the factual events upon which it is based.

A necessary edition to any classic film fan's library.

If you’re a fan of Peter Jackson’s treatment of Tolkien’s work, there’s no reason not to pick this up right away.

I have been a fan  Coen Brothers movies since I saw Raising Arizona, in the 1980s. The 1996 Academy Award winning film Fargo is one of my all-time favorite movies, though a couple others of their films also populate my top ten. Fargo marks the brothers’ return to their home state …

Fanboys are sure to eat this up because it’s hard to come by a film that embraces its premise rather than simply make fun of it.

For anyone with an appreciation for film who has not seen 'Persona,' the new Criterion Collection Blu-ray edition is a must.

Originally produced for the BBC, theatrical directors Barry Cook and Neil Nightingale and screenwriter John Collee, have completely downgraded the original series’ successful blend of documentary filmmaking and computer-generated dino goodness.

When approaching Quentin Dupieux's flm, think surrealism -- Salvador Dali in motion.

Highly recommended for martial arts and action fans, with the nearly perfect video/audio and excellent extras.

While far from a character driven independent outing, Odd Thomas is the best film on both Sommers’ and Koontz’s big screen resumes.