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4K, Blu-ray, DVD, and Book Reviews

Solitary Man DVD Review

“Solitary Man” is a meandering film with fine performances by the cast. Continue reading

September 16, 2010 Posted by | DVD review | , , | Leave a comment

Doctor Who- The King’s Demons and The Creature From The Pit DVD Reviews

 

“The King’s Demons” is one of the best Peter Davison era episodes.

Tom Baker and Lalla Ward shine in the otherwise forgettable “The Creature From The Pit” Continue reading

September 12, 2010 Posted by | DVD review | , , , | Leave a comment

My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done? DVD Review

Inspired by a true story, My Son, My Son, What Ye Done? is a murderous drama written and directed by Werner Herzog, and produced by David Lynch.

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September 10, 2010 Posted by | DVD review | Leave a comment

Survival Of The Dead 2-Disc DVD Review

With “Survival Of The Dead,” George Romero once again proves that nobody does zombie films better. Continue reading

September 5, 2010 Posted by | DVD review | , | Leave a comment

Tormented and Made For Each Other DVD Reviews

 

“Tormented” and “Made For Each Other” are two uninspired IFC Film releases. Continue reading

September 4, 2010 Posted by | DVD review | , | Leave a comment

The City of Your Final Destination DVD Review

The City of Your Final Destination is a moody drama starring Anthony Hopkins, Laura Linney, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Omar Metwally.

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September 4, 2010 Posted by | DVD review | Leave a comment

FlashForward: The Complete Series

“Flashforward” was supposed to be the show to replace “Lost” when it finished its run this year.  It had a lot of great things going for it: a great cast , lead by film actor Joseph Fiennes, interesting characters that were developed as the series went along, the premise of what happens if you knew your future and how would it effect your life now, plus the intrigue of finding out who caused a world wide two minute plus blackout.

As the series moved along, I got hooked by some of the characters and their plight; I especially liked John Cho’s character as he dealt with the fact he didn’t see into the future and he tries to find out why he will be dead. I also liked the subplot of the political aspect of the blackout, led by a president secret (Peter Coyote plays the President) that will have consequences for the nation.  But in the end, the reason this series failed was too many subplots for all the characters which made everything slow down to a crawl as the series tried to cover it all.  People wanted more action and too many of the episodes led up to not much.

This dvd set has the complete series, along with some interesting extras for fans.  And for those of you who already bought part one, there is a coupon you can redeem to get cash back for buying this complete set. Here’s a isting of the extras, courtesy of Amazon:

Creating a Castastrophe: The Effects of a Global Blackout
Flashforward: A Look Ahead
Audio commentary
Architects of Destiny
“Could”
Meet Yuko
Flashforward on set (5)
Kangaroo?
Interviews from the Mosaic Collective
Blooper reel
Deleted scenes

“Flashforward” will always be a bit painful to watch for me; I got hooked and it got cancelled so the show has no conclusion, which is doubly  frustrating as the show ends with a cliffhanger for a season that will never be.  It was a remarkable show and deserved a better ending than it got.

September 1, 2010 Posted by | DVD review | , , | Leave a comment

The Least Among You DVD Review

“The Least Among You” has far too many flaws to ignore. Continue reading

August 31, 2010 Posted by | DVD review | | Leave a comment

Pawn Stars Season 2 and Ax Men Season 3 DVD Reviews

 

“Pawn Stars” is addicting television.

Watching the swamp logger and R&R Conner aviation on the job is fun, but the rest of “Ax Men” is flat-out boring. Continue reading

August 29, 2010 Posted by | DVD review | , | Leave a comment

City Island DVD Review

“City Island” is full of obnoxious characters. Continue reading

August 23, 2010 Posted by | DVD review | , , | 1 Comment

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