Futurama returns to Blu-ray this week with the release of a new feature length film titled Futurama: Into The Wild Green Yonder. The new story includes all of your favorites from the original show in a new adventure. The Blu-ray release is packed with extra features too, although ultimately this is a release that most of us can get away with renting rather than purchasing. Let's take a closer loo...[Read More]

It's very difficult to capture the same magic out of a movie that happened in the first.  Outside of The Empire Strikes Back, Lethal Weapon II, and The Godfather part II, there aren't a lot of movies that can claim the second one was better. French Connection II almost made the list.

One guy's dream to get laid. Have we seen this movie before?

Which reality do you live in?

I do believe that if I was having a drug problem in my city, Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle would be the first person I would call. 

Mel Gibson finally decided to create the movie he thought someone should make fifteen years before he decided he should take on the enormous challenge and do it himself. With the help of many friends and colleagues, language and religious experts, Gibson directed The Passion of the Christ, a film about the final days of Jesus Christ's life. This especially powerful drama arrived on Blu-ray this w...[Read More]

In 1999, Troy Duffy directed The Boondock Saints, a violent tale of vigilante justice against the mob and all evildoers in Boston. The film has garnered a huge cult following over the years and that following is still present today. Last week, Fox released The Boondock Saints for the first time in Hi-Def via Blu-ray. Let's take a closer look at this title.

A mad experiment that nearly went right.  That's the perfect way to describe Igor. 

The first one was a good test.  It was a test to say, "Hey! We can do more than Shrek!" The second one was a step beyond the shout. It was literally a 'roar!'

How to write about A History of Violence, the first terrific pairing of director David Cronenberg and actor Viggo Mortensen?  (Followed recently by the equally compelling Eastern Promises.)  If you’ve seen the film, then you know what happens, and you’ll just be curious about what the Blu-ray adds.  If you’ve not seen the film, then telling too much will spoil the story, or at least, change the ea...[Read More]

There are few films in my lifetime that have held such meaning, such reverence, such majesty as did Amadeus did when it first hit the theaters in 1984.  It was a simple story about creativity, love, revenge and regret.  Those four elements surrounded it and breathed life into the film.