Dyna-MITE! Dyna-MITE! Oh, yeah.....

Sometimes it's difficult to decide what a movie is while you're watching it.  Is the movie a sci-fi piece? Is it an action film? Is it a thriller? Could it possibly be a little bit of everything? If it is, it better be good.

It's been a weekend of Universal Soldier for me. One that started off decent, got really bad, and then ended on a surprisingly awesome note. I hadn't seen the original Universal Soldier, from 1992, in at least a decade. It's still a very "meh" action film at best, despite starring two of the biggest action stars of all time (Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren). Van Damme would reprise his role as Luc De...[Read More]

Recently, The History Channel ran a popular new WWII documentary known as WWII In HD. The team behind the documentary spent more than two years going around the globe to find and preserve footage from the war, much of it never seen before. That's the kind of project I can get behind, and better yet, the final product was excellent and  very well received. Now, A&E Home Video is set to release WWII...[Read More]

Some say this was the beginning of the end for our main action man, Arnold. There is some irony with the title Last Action Hero.

Mark this one up as a 'I can't believe I didn't watch this prior, but I'm happy I saw it on blu-ray' review.

1994's Cliffhanger, starring Sylvester Stallone and John Lithgow, came to Blu-ray last week via Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. The adrenaline packed action film has Stallone braving the dangers of the Colorado Rockies (although filmed at the Alps in Italy) while trying to keep a band of international terrorists from reclaiming money that they lost during a failed plane hijacking. If you enjoy a...[Read More]

I never turned 20 with such grace.

Prior to reviewing this, I had viewed the trailer before the movie even arrived at Sundance. It was an interesting concept of a man on the moon who finds himself out in the wastelands. No, really.... literally finds himself. Read on.

20th Century Fox and WWE Studios are back with another straight to video action film. This time it's The Marine 2, a sequel to Jon Cena's The Marine which came out in 2006. There is no connection between the two films other than the name, although they do share another commonality: neither are worth a purchase, but die hard action fans may want to give them a rent.  

Chance of meatballs? %100 Chance of entertainment?

There certainly isn't much to hate about 10 Things I Hate About You: 10th Anniversary Edition, as it is as it was a decade ago. The biggest difference, of course, is having the move on blu-ray.