From Paris with Love is a phenomenal, heart-pumping, hilarious joyride that shouldn’t be missed once it hits shelves. The acting is excellent and the comedy is golden here, plus you get to hear Travolta drop the F-Bomb in hilarious fashion multiple times throughout the movie.
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Invictus is a decent film that never fulfills its potential. Instead of an emotional swell at the end, I had the worst feeling one could have at the end of a movie: indifference.
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Alice in Wonderland has all the technical achievements to be a great and memorable Tim Burton movie that we come to know and respect. The visual effects look great, the voice talent is good… unfortunately the story failed to do anything for me and the performances are all around too strange to either be funny or endearing.
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With substandard audio and picture, I found the inaugural Blu-ray for “Ice Road Truckers” to be a bit disappointing. However, the show is entertaining and if you can find this for a good price might be worthwhile.
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Stay far away from this one and if you’re going to spend money on a featureless Blu-ray, might as well shell out for the original and best of the Wild Things series. Regardless of how bad or horrible Foursome may be, the video ranks among the worst that I’ve witnessed.
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Dear John is a romance flick that odds are will only be appealing to the female audience. Sorry guys but you may want to pass out early or fake asleep to get out of watching this one.
I loved Daria, well, most of her. The first three seasons were great, half of four was awesome, and then most of fifth was rather “blah.” The actors who portray their characters are great [...].
I saw Legion with a group of people back when it was released in theaters and thought it was truly a phenomenal movie. Sure, there are some scenes that made me go “huh?” and other things of that nature, but honestly I found it to be entertaining enough for me to forego any thoughts of not recommending it to anyone else.
Valentine’s Day may be a two-hour cliché but at the same time it’s fairly harmless and might please some people out there, but for me, I like my romantic-comedies to have, oh I don’t know, a little comedy thrown in there. I know… that’s a silly thing to expect. The Blu-ray itself is also a disappointment with a merely passable video transfer, a decent audio track and some subpar extras, most of which are exclusives.
Valentine’s Day may be a two-hour cliché but at the same time it’s fairly harmless and might please some people out there, but for me, I like my romantic-comedies to have, oh I don’t know, a little comedy thrown in there. I know… that’s a silly thing to expect. The DVD itself is also a disappointment with a merely passable video transfer, a decent audio track and only one special feature.
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