DVD review: ‘Indiana Jones: Complete’ Sure, getting four Indiana Jones movies in one package is a treat almost everyone will enjoy, and seeing it on Blu-ray is really cool – but the real plus is the documentary made in 1981 on the first of the films, “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” All of today’s technology can’t compare with that travelogue mixed in with filmmakers trying to make a movie “without …
You don’t expect much from a musical built on a foundation of 1980s glam-metal anthems, but you do expect it to be fun.
Released a month ago, “The San Francisco 49ers: Team of the ’80s†is an interesting and well-produced film by…
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If you’ve been using MakeMKV to rip Blu-ray movies to your hard drive, you may have noticed that the resulting MKV movies can be very, very large. If you want to reduce the size of those files without manually stepping through a lengthy and rather complex demuxing, transcoding, and remuxing process—or even looking those words up—downloading RipBot264 is the order of the day
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MakeMKV ($50, 30-day free trial) has a simple little name, and there’s no big trick to transcoding a video from one container format to another. If that were all this utility did, it would be worthwhile, but boring. The discussion gets more interesting when you consider its ability to rip DVDs and (in the full, paid version) Blu-ray movies to your hard drive.
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VideoIt’s Halloween month again, dear readers, and that means it’s horror movie list time! Last year, I gave you a collection of different lists for the best obscure horror movies you haven’t seen, the best serial killer movies you haven’t seen, the best horror films that weren’t really horror films, and
This slim, USB-powered burner makes a perfect travel companion for laptops that lack an optical drive. Originally posted at The Cheapskate