Tag: Blu-ray review

Universal’s restoration of Stanley Kubrick’s 4x Oscar-winning film Spartacus arrived this past week on 4k Ultra HD Blu-ray. The new 4k edition celebrates 60...

The 2020 Blu-ray edition of Fatal Attraction (1987) is the first of Paramount Presents, a new series of classic films restored and released to...

Michael Bay’s 13 Hours (also known as 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi) was released to Blu-ray and DVD back in 2016. But three years later Paramount...

Yellowstone depicts daily life on the ranch: early rising, herding cows, horse breaking… but intertwines those routines with dirty politics, violent encounters between native tribes...

Some have called Mission: Impossible Fallout the best MI film to date, and it very well might be. ’Fallout’ has all the ingredients of what made...

A Quiet Place is what you might call a “light thriller” with some unexpected scenes but  with a pace that's mostly anxiety and anticipation-driven. There is...

All five existing Mission: Impossible movies release to 4k Blu-ray this coming Tuesday, so if you haven’t watched the first film in a while it’s a great time...

Annihilation starts off slow as do many sci-fi films that build up to a main event or events. Personally, I like a sci-fi film...

It’s not often that a Brad Pitt movie (or one directed by Robert Zemeckis) silently slips past the public, but Allied managed to do...

The powerful presence of Spielberg hangs over every frame of "Super 8." J.J. Abrams makes the film an outright, full-blown homage to The Beard's career, leaving Super 8 standing as only a shrine to Spielberg’s talents rather than Abrams’ own.