Ever wander around a European art gallery and wonder how so many of the works found their way into the building? While the majority have been obtained through legal means, Woman in Gold presents a convincing argument that many may…
Hello, it’s time for another edition of highlights coming your way on Blu-ray and DVD. As always, be sure to click on any links to read more detailed reviews. Seems like a great week with plenty of interesting releases. So…
Dreamworks Animation has had an impressive run of films lately, including Mr. Peabody & Sherman and How to Train Your Dragon 2. Unfortunately, their newest isn’t nearly as ingratiating. Home is filled with noble themes and ideas. However, they’re packaged…
Blu-ray Release Date: March 31, 2015 I grew up in the 80s and saw as many movies as I could during that era, but admittedly several eluded my cinema-obsessed grasp. Such is the case with Night Game. It’s an 80s…
Blu-ray Release Date: March 31, 2015 If you’ve been reading the DVD/Blu-ray New Release Roundup column, you may have noticed the name of distributor Olive Films coming up frequently. Indeed, they’ve been doing a spectacular job of releasing movies that…
Greetings once again for a roundup of the week’s highlights on Blu-ray and DVD. As always, there’s an interesting mix with some big and small films vying for your entertainment dollar. And be sure to click on any links to…
First things first – frankly, I don’t exactly fall within the target audience range for The Divergent Series (based on the young adult books of the same name). And I wasn’t particularly fond of the lengthy, exposition-filled opening film in…
It’s a busy week once again with plenty of variety and all sorts of curious releases coming your way. As always, be sure to click on any links you might find to read more about some of the films. So…
Over the past seven or eight years, we’ve seen actor Liam Neeson play too many tough guys to count. He’s so effective at playing guys you wouldn’t want to mess with that he’s made a mini-industry out of it. By…
Hope you like smaller films, because this edition of video highlights only features one major studio flick. Still, that means there’s plenty of unique and unusual efforts to check-out. As always, be sure to clink any links to read more…