Movies that destroy landmarks
Why do so many movies destroy some of our most cherished national monuments and iconic buildings?
March 20, 2013
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Why do so many movies destroy some of our most cherished national monuments and iconic buildings?
Recommended THE FILM: Click an image to view Blu – ray screenshot with 1080p resolution.
Highly Recommended Ang Lee’s Life of Pi isn’t a film aimed at American audiences; it’s aimed at everyone , for better or worse.
With Oz the Great and Powerful still running rampant over the box office, three new movies open this weekend, hoping to take advantage of the number of schools on spring break to do better business than other movies released over the past few months. There’s a good chance that at least one of them will best “Oz” but there may even be two big weekend hits.
The time has come again to add yet another Middle Earth Blu – ray to our library. Now the question, like so many more that are about to follow, is: Why buy this one when we all know an Expanded Edition is coming…
Review by John Delia The first film by Disney to have a female hero Mulan, comes to Blu-ray with the bonus of Mulan II in
Review by John Delia Disney has made available Brother Bear and Brother Bear 2 in a special 3-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack. The two animated
Windows 8 does not include its own software for playing DVD movies , but several alternatives are available.
DVD Talk Collector Series THE MOVIE: Please Note: The images used here are taken from the standard-definition DVD included with this release, not the Blu – ray edition under review. Damn, it’s hard to be a gangster
Highly Recommended Definitely one of the lesser science fiction films of the 1950s, She Devil has been largely ignored since its initial release, when it shared a double-bill with the superior, unusual Kronos (1957), available on DVD since 2000 but not yet on Blu – ray . She Devil , also directed by Kurt Neumann and making its home video debut only now, is nevertheless highly enjoyable, falling …