Doctor Who: Tom Baker- Season 7 Blu-ray Review
Watch Tom Baker’s final season as the Doctor on Blu-ray! Continue reading
Komodo- Secrets Of The Dragon DVD Review
“Komodo- Secrets of the Dragon” is yet another fascinating BBC nature special. Continue reading
Lennon Naked
This BBC portrait of John Lennon is bleak and one dimensional. Continue reading
Sherlock Season One Blu-Ray
The BBC updates the famed detective with this modern interpretation of Holmes and Watson, set in modern day London. Holmes, played passionately by Benedict Cumberbatch is faithful to the character, with Martin Freeman as Watson. This 3 episode set stays faithful to the stories that have appealed to millions for a century while updating the settings and equipment used to solve the crimes. Yes, Holmes using texting and the Internet in this series but don’t let that put you off, as the series is fast paced, filled with wit and humor. Continue reading
Look Around You: Season One
American writers and producers have borrowed a great deal from British comedy, either outright adapting British shows for consumption by U.S. audiences or simply allowing a tone of discomfort and sparks of surreality to enter into their more traditional formats. But it has only happened fairly recently that American comedy minds have started to allow the absurd and the grotesque to enter into their creative lexicon.
Pride and Prejudice (Restored Edition) (DVD Review)
Content Grade: A
Extras Grade: B
Specs:
US Release Date: 27 April 2010
Not Rated
Picture & Sound:
Working directly from original negatives, cutting edge technology has been used to create a picture that has been color-enhanced and completely digitally restored. The result is a hi-def picture that is cleaner and richer than ever before. Continue reading
Bonekickers DVD Review
On paper, this seems like the perfect series for a television world that is packed full of procedural dramas and forensics experts solving crimes – as well as one where TNT’s popular Librarian movies captured the thrilling side of bookishness. Unfortunately, it manages to fail where so many of those programs have succeeded: making the intricate details of an investigation and an archeological dig seem positively tame and boring.
The Sherlock Holmes Collection
Ostensibly, the release of this three-DVD set was timed to coincide with Guy Ritchie’s recent reboot of the Sherlock Holmes story. A perfect marketing decision on A&E’s part. But while this set does provide a healthy reminder of the more traditional depictions of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s most famous creation, there are some other interesting factors that bubble up when going through the five episodes of the series featured here. Continue reading
Fawlty Towers: The Complete Collection (Remastered)
When John Cleese joined forces with the other members of Monty Python, he was the most recognized face in the bunch, having made his name on shows such as The Frost Report, Marty and At Last The 1948 Show. And by the time he parted ways with Python, he was a bona fide star. As you would expect, the BBC were willing to do anything to keep their comic actor bringing in viewers. So in 1975, they gave him free reign to conceive, write, produce and star in a new series. Continue reading
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