Welcome to the theatrical section of Blu-ray.com. The idea with this section is to close the gap between when a movie is released in theaters and on Blu-ray. The purpose is also to let you
keep a collection/history of your theatrical visits and to rate movies with a simple 1-10 score. Besides keeping your own collection of ratings and theatrical history, you can also check out
any other member's ratings and theatrical visits and see what movies that member sees and likes. On each movie entry you can also see all released Blu-ray and 3D editions for that movie.
It appears Todd Phillips received the memo. After the successful sequel, “The Hangover: Part II,” was released in 2011, there was a great swell of disappointment, watching co-writer/director Phillips basically remake his original 2009 feature, merely switching locales and stakes but retaining the same crude sense of humor and trust in comedic madne...
With its last outing, 2011’s “Fast Five,” the “Fast and the Furious” franchise reached a previously unimaginable creative high. Against all odds, it was a vastly entertaining picture that readjusted tonal goals for the series, dropping most the dead weight car race tangents to run full steam ahead as a caper, using the limited but colorful cast to ...
In this line of work, one sees plenty of animated movies, and while there are natural variances in quality, most fall into a familiar structure, guaranteeing a certain box office response. The French production “The Painting” generally refuses the temptations of formula, displaying remarkable invention as it builds a unique world of art appreciatio...
The Cartoon-o-Tron 9000 sparks to life and cranks out “Epic,” a feature filled with so many derivative ideas and formulaic events, it’s difficult to assess what’s actually novel about the picture. From the production team that brought the world the “Ice Age” series and “Robots,” “Epic” has its eye on a blockbuster plan of engagement, hoping to wow ...
Orndorff your review was spot on. Bravo! I think I liked the movie a little more than you did but who cares. Thanks for putting into words what I could not!
Snitch is a melodramatic family drama welded, not too comfortably, onto a suspense thriller, under the heading of “inspired by a true story”.
When successful businessman, John Matthews (Dwayne Johnson) discovers his estranged son, Jason (Rafi Gavron) has been busted for drug trafficking, he brokers a deal with Attorney Keeghan (Susan S...
Busy saving the primitive inhabitants of an alien world young Captain Kirk parks the starship Enterprise - not in
stationary orbit as usual, but underwater.
Why? Who cares, it looks cool.
Who cares, it looks cool encapsulates writer/director JJ Abrams’ Star Trek perfectly.
Of the original Star Trek movies, The Wrath of Khan (WoK), was always the best. It stood far beyond the other movies. When they rebooted the movies with the first Star Trek, it ranked as a tie with WoK. After seeing the latest Star Trek, Into Darkness, I now have three movies tied for the best Star Trek films.
