Welcome back to another incredibly busy week of Blu-ray and DVD releases. There’s a huge number of films coming out in a wide variety of genres and there should be something of interest for everyone. Remember to click on any…
I can’t say that I’m much of an authority on musicals, but this week marks the high definition debut of a movie that includes a few noteworthy numbers. Brazil aka Stars and Guitars is a Republic Pictures entry that sought…
There is very little wrong with Manchester by the Sea. It’s about the right length. Every scene rings true. Each performance has some magic in it. And while this may, on the surface, look like a heavy-handed Award Season’s movie…
Welcome back for another look at Blu-ray and DVD highlights coming your way. You can read about them below and click on any links you see to check out full reviews. So if you can’t make it out to the…
The latest animated tale from Disney is a Polynesian-inspired adventure that lends itself to gorgeous landscapes and impressive vistas. Moana is a film chock full of incredible imagery and animation. Lush tropical gardens, striking seascapes and eye-popping animals and Deities.…
How well do you really know your partner? Honestly, you probably know your spouse a whole lot better than the lead in the new film Allied, but then there wouldn’t be a movie without some kind of a juicy mystery.…
Welcome to the latest edition of new highlights on Blu-ray and DVD. It’s a really busy week with lots of fascinating flicks. Be sure to click on any links you see to read full length reviews. So if you can’t…
The new drama Elle is France’s pick for consideration as Best Foreign Language Film at the next Academy Awards (whether or not it will be nominated has yet to be determined). It is also one that is certain to court…
If you’ve seen any advertising for the new film Nocturnal Animals you might think of it as a fairly typical thriller. In reality, this effort from director Tom Ford (A Single Man) isn’t as straight-forward as it might initially seem.…
First things first: despite being called The Edge of Seventeen, you’re not going to hear the famous Stevie Nicks tune over the course of this film. I suppose it’s a strange thing to take notice of, but when you name…