The DVD and Blu-ray of Rise of the Planet of the Apes is hitting stores today. The release is sure to be a big hit among Apes film lovers (like myself), newcomers and sci-fi fans alike.
It was only logical to see a double-dip of the Dragon Tattoo Trilogy in light of David Fincher’s much-anticipated American re-telling. But unlike so many cash-in double dips of late (*cough* Mission: Impossible Blu-ray *cough*), this four-disc box set is actually well worth the extra cash, and shoul…
Dave Null wants to use his Windows PC make some DVDs that his technologically challenged relatives can watch on their standalone DVD players I’m making DVDs of some family movies on my computer. I would like them to play back on a standalone DVD player for my technologically challenged relations. After making a few, I belatedly discovered that AVI would not play on a DVD player.
This is one of the weakest years for movies I can remember. Just two 2011 releases earned four stars from me, the smallest number since the early 1980s. There’s no shortage of films that had great performances, but few achieved greatness
This is one of the weakest years for movies I can remember. Just two 2011 releases earned four stars from me, the smallest number since the early 1980s. There’s no shortage of films that had great performances, but few achieved greatness
If you’re looking for the perfect gift this holiday season, there are some great, new DVD box sets of classic movies and TV shows that are sure to fit almost anyone’s taste.
Talk about a totally phoned-in box set.
A list of 2011 holiday movie releases, many of which are likely Oscar-bound, including: “The Artist,” “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy” and “War Horse.” More populist fare includes “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” “The Adventures of Tintin,” “New Year’s Eve” and “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows.”