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Reviews of movies released on Blu-ray (BD).
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Ad Astra, starring Brad Pitt, blends deep space exploration with personal drama as a son travels the solar system to find his missing father whose experiments threaten Earth. While boasting …
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Reviews of movies released on Blu-ray (BD).
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Ad Astra, starring Brad Pitt, blends deep space exploration with personal drama as a son travels the solar system to find his missing father whose experiments threaten Earth. While boasting …
Think Kevin Smith’s Jay and Silent Bob Reboot is just another nostalgia trip? Think again! This film dives deep into the View Askewniverse, mirroring its predecessor’s plot while packed with …
The Dead Don’t Die attempts a unique, meta-commentary on zombie films with a deliberately absurd premise and self-aware characters. While it has intriguing ideas and moments of dry humor, the …
It Chapter 2 brings back the Losers Club to face Pennywise 27 years later, but it’s a lengthy, uneven sequel. While the casting is solid, especially Bill Hader and Jessica …
Quentin Tarantino’s journey from video store clerk to filmmaking icon is a wild ride, beginning with a lost first film and leading to iconic works like *Reservoir Dogs* and *Pulp …
Shawshank Redemption, initially a box office flop, became a beloved classic thanks to home video. This powerful story of hope and friendship follows Andy Dufresne’s wrongful imprisonment and his bond …
Peter Jackson’s WWI documentary, *They Shall Not Grow Old*, uses incredible tech to colorize and add sound to old footage, making you feel like you’re there. While the audio is …
Zack Snyder’s Watchmen: The Ultimate Cut is a visually stunning, faithful adaptation of the iconic graphic novel, featuring practical sets and a compelling, dark narrative about deconstructed superheroes in an …
Get ready for a wild ride with Hobbs & Shaw, the spin-off that injects new life into the Fast franchise! This over-the-top action flick pits Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham …
While Hollywood often takes liberties with true stories, the movie *Stockholm* goes too far, adding numerous inaccuracies and a forced portrayal of the events. The film attempts to showcase the …