dvd reviews

The age of “is this a documentary I’m watching or fiction or…both?” has slowly crept up on us in past years. I’m not just referring to stuff like The Office

If this is your first Wolverine and The X-Men DVD, then you will be completely lost. The plot moves at a breakneck speed, picking up from the previous installment without

After a highly successful first season, the pair behind Flight of the Conchords returned for a second helping with ten more episodes in January of 2009. With strong critical and

As is the case with just about any TV series, you have to get through the first few episodes to really get an idea of where a series is going.

It becomes ever so obvious that Turtles Forever, as it speeds forth to its climactic battle, is for the fans. Whether it’s the bittersweet surprise appearances in the final moments

Despite wrapping up the previous seasons with an enjoyable climax, Red vs. Blue returns in the sophisticated renderings of the graphic power of Halo 3’s developments with “Red vs. Blue:

Written, directed and co-produced by the late Marion Cajori, a filmmaker well-known for capturing the creative process in documentaries about artists, the film became a critic’s darling playing at Toronto,

Repo Men is an uneven affair, resulting in a bit of a frustrating affair. The premise is admittedly strong and pretty focused, but it seems as though the director just

As much as it pains me to say it, there have been far stupider premises than a “rock, paper, scissors” tournament. Granted, the stupider films actually are stupid, whereas The