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Up Blu-ray Review

Reviewed by Kenneth Brown, October 30, 2009

I'm unashamed to admit that Up wrecked me. It didn't earn a stalwart man-tear. It didn't make my lip quiver. It didn't even assault me with the usual warm-n-fuzzies. No, dear readers, it absolutely wrecked me. It's not ... Read the Blu-ray review

Monsters, Inc. Blu-ray Review

Reviewed by Kenneth Brown, October 31, 2009

How does Pixar do it? How does a single studio consistently churn out such fantastic animated films? At first, I thought it had something to do with raw talent. John Lasseter's innate ability to assemble the best artists, technicians, ... Read the Blu-ray review

G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra Blu-ray Review

Reviewed by Martin Liebman, November 2, 2009

When all else fails, we don't. Save for the names of the characters and the title of the movie, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, or GINO ("G.I. Joe In Name Only"), barely resembles the Saturday morning cartoon ... Read the Blu-ray review

North by Northwest Blu-ray Review

50th Anniversary Edition
Reviewed by Casey Broadwater, October 26, 2009

�You know, we�re not making a movie,� Alfred Hitchcock reputedly told screenwriter Ernest Lehman during the shooting of North by Northwest. �We�re constructing an organ, the kind of organ that you see in the theatre. And we ... Read the Blu-ray review

Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Season One Blu-ray Review

Reviewed by Kenneth Brown, November 5, 2009

Star Wars overmind George Lucas hasn't had it easy. Sure, he's raked in countless billions of dollars and forged a golden empire worthy of a principled rebellion or two, but his forays into expanding his own universe have been met ... Read the Blu-ray review

Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure Blu-ray Review

Reviewed by Kenneth Brown, October 22, 2009

All hail the merchandising gods of Disney! Whether you credit Uncle Walt's world famous theme parks, the countless toy store aisles dedicated to Disney play-sets and dolls, the endless home video releases lining store shelves, or the ... Read the Blu-ray review

The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 Blu-ray Review

Reviewed by Martin Liebman, November 1, 2009

Who's responsible for who lives and who dies in New York? It seems like it's a stigma at best or a mark of certain death at worst to have the word "remake" attached to any picture, especially when trudging into "classic" ... Read the Blu-ray review