
The third act really packs a solid punch and will leave you mouthing the words “What the f***k, no question.
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The third act really packs a solid punch and will leave you mouthing the words “What the f***k, no question.

I don’t think that this is going to convert people to listen to country music but definitely worth checking out if you are a fan.

Despite the fact that the show is from almost a decade ago and has been available on DVD for quite some time, it truly shines on this first-ever Blu-ray issue given that the show was filmed using 10 high-definition cameras.

Includes a new transfer and some amazing new extras that makes this release an instant purchase for any martial arts or Bruce Lee fan!

The film has funny moments but overall feels like too much of the Melissa McCarthy show, which is like too much of a good thing.

I know that Bruce Willis was once badass as John McClane but he definitely seems to be getting to old for this shit.

Both “She (1935)” and “H.G. Wells’ Things to Come (1936)” have been restored to high definition from their original 35mm film elements and for films that are nearly 80 years old they look quite impressive.

In honor of the film’s 50th anniversary, 20th Century Fox has delivered a beautifully restored and presented 243-minute stunning high definition version this film.

If you are looking for a decent thriller with good action then I would check this out, especially for John Cusack fans!

If you are a horror fan, this is easily one of the most creative films you will see this year…as long as you have a tough stomach!

The whole story is ridiculous and I wouldn’t waste my time on this even if you are the biggest fan of “The Ring” series

Hard to believe this film is 25 years old since it doesn’t show it’s age all. Thanks to an all new HD digital transfer, courtesy of Disney.

For a guy it might be a bit of a nightmare to get through this but it is worth it to make your girl happy.

This release is great if you do not own these films prior since there is nothing new here in terms of content

If you own the last Blu-ray from 2010, I wouldn’t recommend upgrading but if you don’t then this release is a must-own for any fan!

“Mama” starts off with some decent scares and a nice setup but falls into a rut and loses its originality quickly.

It hasn’t really held up over the years but fans of Coen Brothers, Raimi and Campbell will enjoy seeing this film getting a little respect finally.

Actors: Brian Matthews, Leah Ayres, Jason Alexander, Lou David, Shelley Bruce Directors: Tony Maylam Rated: R (Restricted) Studio: Shout! Factory Release Date: May 21, 2013 Run Time: 91 minutes Film: 3.5 out of 5 stars Extras: 3.5 out of 5 stars “The Burning” is probably either one of your favorite horror films or it is [...]

I didn’t really hate this film but I do not think that I will give it a second thought after this first viewing

There are some really stunning CGI mixed with historical facts, which gives us a interest look into America’s part in World War II from a new angle.

If you are a fan of “Fullmetal Alchemist” this is a fantastic series that even rivals the original…there I said it.

This is a real slow-burn detective story mixed with some great action and one hell of a car chase scene.

If you have seen these episodes on TV or DVD, this give you the show like you have never seen it before due to this fantastic restoration which involved returning to the original film elements.

This Blu-ray contains both parts of this great story blended into one seamlessly edited feature length film.

“Gangster Squad” is a movie with a great talented cast but suffers from a weak script and the same-old, same-ole gangster approach.

This BBC adaptation packs plenty of espionage, betrayal and intrigue and most importantly did I say David Tennant?

The film is quite beautiful, visually stunning and to top it off perfectly narrated by Meryl Streep.

There are four short episodes included on this release are “The Blind Alchemist”, “Simple People”, “Chronicle of the Teacher”, “Yet Another Man’s Battlefield”.

This is the first time that “Fortress” has been released on Blu-ray, it is not the best we have ever seen it but for $5 bucks, can you really go wrong?

This is the first time that the film is being released on Blu-ray, thanks to Echo Bridge and they did a very impressive job (if you can look past the terrible cover art).

If you watched the show on The History Channel, this is worth revisiting since this Blu-ray for an exclusive an all-new cut featuring more stories than was show on television.

This isn’t my favorite anime series of all time but I did like the futuristic and almost sci-fi feel of it.

If you like films like “Saw”, then get ready cause this film will have you rooting for more yet at the same time cringing.
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