If people referred to Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix as a bridge then this has to be referred to as the preface; it's like sitting at a dinner waiting for someone you hate to show up. It's awkward, intense and somewhat an exciting feeling.

Most people consider this the weakest book of the series, but director David Yates clearly says otherwise. Packed with action, fantastic character development, you will find year 5 in the series to be quite good. How about the Ultimate Edition of it? Even better.

In 1976, Clint Eastwood starred and directed in one of his most prolific roles with The Outlaw of Josey Wales. A Missouri farmer just looking to live in peace and provide for his family is turned into a revenge-seeking killer after a group of Kansas Redlegs kill his wife and son, burn down his house, and leave him for dead.Warner released a Blu-ray Book of the movie just last week which makes for ...[Read More]

Just Go With It isn't merely a clever movie title from the writers. It was probably the last thing they said before they started shooting.

Warner Brothers is seeing Green. With the summer blockbuster hopeful Green Lantern in theatres next week, Green Lantern related advertising and products has recently increased. Last week, a new videogame and a new DC animated film shipped. I received the latter on Blu-ray (with DVD and Digital Copy to boot). Whether you're excited about the live action film or not, this animated release is one of ...[Read More]

Next month, AMC's hit drama Breaking Bad is returning for a much anticipated fourth season. Last week, Sony Pictures released the complete third season on Blu-ray, with all thirteen season three episodes and a huge collection of extra features.

Could a film made of just deleted scenes be worth watching?  It is here!  This supplemental feature to 3-D is the Blu-Ray release from Paramount Pictures and MTV Films.  And despite the fact that this is the stuff that didn't make it into the theatrical release, the main feature and great extras make this a must for any skull and crutches fan.

I was once told by a comedian (who will remain unnamed) that when he begins to lose an audience he has to revert to the audience's intelligence, which usually meant 'dick and fart' jokes. Bill Hicks never bowed to an audience. That's what made him brilliant.

There is no doubt that this BBC classic from the 80s was quite possibly one of the better, if not best, put together versions of Robin of the Hood that ever graced film. While that's not terribly surprising considering how good BBC shows generally are, what is surprising is that the show has been put on Blu-ray for the first time. The question is, how did it do?

In recent years, baseball, more specifically MLB, has seen its reputation and mystique tarnished with a work stoppage and rampant performance enhancing drug use. While things are on the mend, it's unlikely that baseball will ever achieve the status it had in decades long pass. The golden age of baseball, from around the Depression into the 60s, is exactly what an HBO Documentary series covers. Whe...[Read More]

Baseball is a fascinating sport. For years I always thought that baseball players were spoiled, rich people playing a kid's game. While I can't speak for today's baseball experience, as most are what I just described, I can say that baseball sure didn't fit that mold back in the 50s; especially after watching Billy Crystals 61*

If there was ever any doubt that Donnie Yen was an Asian cinema superstar, he has fully erased that doubt in the last few years with some knockout films. Ip Man jumped to the top of my all time favorites list, followed by an excellent sequel. Donnie also co-starred with Sammo Hung in Kill Zone, which was a very good action flick. Most recently, Donnie played Chen Zhen in a remake of Bruce Lee's cl...[Read More]