Oppo BDP-103D: The Last Blu-ray Player You'll Need?
The Oppo BDP-103D is $600. This may seem like a lot. After all, a Blu-ray player is a Blu-ray player, right
The Oppo BDP-103D is $600. This may seem like a lot. After all, a Blu-ray player is a Blu-ray player, right
Amazon Black Friday 2013 Movie DealsThe Amazon Black Friday Deals Week 2013 has its last day today. Black Friday Movie deals are one of the most popular on Amazon.com during…
Grade • C+ Video • Hugh Jackman sharpens up his metal claws again for this second solo outing as Marvel’s comic book hero, “Wolverine.†The hairy mutant travels to Japan where he is promised a cure to his curse of immortality but instead is thrust into a war between henchman and mobsters.
Grade • C DVD • You know you’ve set yourself up for failure — as “The Smurfs 2†does — when your entire animated enterprise hinges on the emotional journey of a character voiced by Katy Perry. The “Roar†singer provides the vocals for Smurfette, who must discover whether she’s a true Smurf or just one of evil Gargamel’s creations when the mean old sorcerer (Hank Azaria) holds her hostage and she …
Grade • D+ DVD • Mix up some “Harry Potter†spell-casting with some “Twilight†romantic complications and “Percy Jacksonâ€-level mythologizing, and you get the derivative “The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones.†Adapted from the first of author Cassandra Clare’s five-book series, it follows Clary Fray (Lily Collins), who learns that she comes from a magical lineage — as she enters the realm of …
Movies and TV shows in America have their own rating systems, which have been criticized as being ineffective.
If your Thanksgiving was anything like mine, you spent a portion of your meal talking about movies. It’s Oscar season,
By Jeff Labrecque Which films from 10 years ago hold up best for you today? Vote and discuss!
Highly Recommended To be perfectly honest, when I requested The Attack it was listed in our screener pool only as “Attack” and I thought it was the same-named 1955 Robert Aldrich war movie. Instead, it turned out to be a partly American-financed movie about an Arab man living in Tel Aviv coming to grips with the realization that his wife may have been responsible for a suicide bombing that …
Kay wants to replace her bulky old TV set with a flat screen for watching movies on DVD. Can she use a PC monitor instead of a TV set and thus avoid having to pay for a TV license? I’ve been using a bulky analogue TV set as a screen for my DVD player.
