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The Sessions

John Delia | Feb 20, 2013

The Sessions Is An excellent heartwarming film on Blu-ray for mature audiences.

Full Review | Grade: B

Skyfall

Chris Rebholz | Feb 18, 2013

Skyfall is Highly recommended.

Full Review | Grade: B

Battlestar Galactica: Blood & Chrome

Stephen Compall | Feb 14, 2013

Following Caprica, a beautiful if unwatched experiment in radically altering the Battlestar Galactica formula, Syfy tried to get back to the roots of the franchise's mass appeal...

Full Review | Grade: C

A Late Quartet

John Delia | Feb 14, 2013

A good film for art house goers and lovers of good acting.

Full Review | Grade: B

A Star Is Born

John Delia | Feb 12, 2013

A Star is Born Is A music lover’s delight all wrapped up in a nice package

Full Review | Grade: B

Peter Pan

Chris Rebholz | Jan 30, 2013

Peter Pan: a long-awaited addition to Disney's Blu-ray canon that should make anyone's collection feel more whole, more complete. It isn't just a personal favorite either. It's one of...

Full Review | Grade: B

Hannah and Her Sisters

John Delia | Jan 28, 2013

While I am not a huge fan of Woody Allen's work I did find Hannah and Her Sisters an enjoyable film to watch. Now on Blu-ray for the first time the Academy Award winning film has exceptional act...

Full Review | Grade: C

Won't Back Down

John Delia | Jan 18, 2013

Won't Back Down Is An inspiring film offering a lot of challenges.

Full Review | Grade: C

Mrs Miniver

John Delia | Jan 17, 2013

For classic Mrs Miniver film lovers and those that just want to enjoy amazing acting.

Full Review | Grade: B

Taken 2

Roger Longenbach | Jan 16, 2013

In the first movie, Liam Neeson's character Bryan, is called into action after his daughter is kidnapped by a human trafficking ring while in France. This movie starts exactly where the othe...

Full Review | Grade: C