Rent It THE FILM: Click an image to view Blu-ray screenshot with 1080p resolution. 21 & Over is not the first comedy to replicate the formula from The Hangover in hopes of striking box office gold. Nor am I the first reviewer to say that 21 & Over is likely only appealing to those 21 and under.
Recommended THE FILM: Click an image to view Blu-ray screenshot with 1080p resolution. Director Brad Anderson refuses to be pigeonholed.
There are lots of ways to watch movies and TV at home, including DVD rentals, network TV or streaming shows to name just a few. DVDs and network TV are widely known, but Internet-enabled smart TVs, otherwise known as connected … Continue reading →
LOS ANGELES, June 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — RENTRAK CORPORATION (NASDAQ: RENT) today announced the Top-10 DVD & Blu-ray sales and rentals according to the company’s Retail Essentials and Home Video Essentials …
One of Steve Jobs’s most memorable comments may be the way he referred to Blu-ray as “ a bag of hurt †back in 2008 during a Q&A with members of the press: “I don’t mean from a consumer point of view—it’s great to watch movies—but the licensing is so complex. We’re waiting until things settle down and Blu-ray takes off in the marketplace before we burden our customers with the cost of the …
Recommended Alice (Juno Temple) and John (Michael Angarano) are young and in love. Wait, scratch that: let’s go with “young, in love, and flat broke” instead. That’s what overpriced, [click on the thumbnail to enlarge] Read the entire review
Rent It The Movie: Talk about non-truth in advertising. When the advance trailer for Upside Down first turned up online, its parade of eye-popping imagery promised a moody and enigmatic, Inception -like immersive experience. While there was a lot of potential in this tale of young lovers separated by planets having opposing gravity pulls, the facile romance at the film’s core brings to mind the …
Highly Recommended THE FILM Please Note: The images used here are stills provided by Music Box Films and are not taken from the current Blu-ray edition under review. It’s always troubling to ponder, the way that the time, place, and culture in which one is born and raised can so easily slot you onto the wrong side of history. How sure can any of us be that we would’ve been in the tiny minority …
New movies on DVD and Blu-ray this week are led by the disappointing “Jack the Giant Slayer.â€
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