When I see a film creeping up for its first Blu-ray release, the obvious knee-jerk reaction is “does this really deserve a Blu-ray release?” I’m of course talking about 80s
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After 15 seasons and a pair of direct to DVD movies, the Stargate franchise’s powers that be decided to go with a whole new direction after staying mostly the same
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Over the years we’ve gotten some really annoying ways to release a TV series on DVD, but I think Warner Bros. treatment of their animation properties may be the worst.
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It’s pretty hilarious to see old 80s movies drudged up and given a bit of spit and polish whenever its star is given a bit of rejuvenation in the public
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Add another one to the “What is this?” file. Unwrapping some of these movies from their bubble mailer prisons and then gazing upon their covers has stirred up a whole
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As a kid, stop motion films were never my forte. I avoided Nightmare Before Christmas until I was in my teens and the holiday classics I never took much interest
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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:
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The advertising made available for Kick-Ass was quite unique. If you were a fan following it online through various R-rated clips or red band tidbits, you knew what type of
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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,
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The eighties were a violent time for moviegoers. Not only did Terminator find its way to the screen and attempt to destroy humanity, but we saw Rocky get a fair
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