“Saving the Day the Wrong Way” was not only the movie’s slogan but its MO as well. Read on to find out why…

While the length and pacing may tire younger, modern viewers now used to more frenetic films, there is little reason to not get this on Blu-ray. It looks amazing, is packed with extra features and still a fun film at its core. It’s silly, sweet and worth watching again. Especially as an adult. Find out why…

The most emotional and visually stunning of the three Toy Story films, this is also the the best of the bunch. So is it worthy bringing home? Well, of course it is. Find out why…

This dark and strange animated telling of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings by director Ralph Bakshi (Fritz the Cat, American Pop, Wizards, Cool World) has been released to coincide with Blu-ray release of Peter Jackson ‘s live-action Lord of the Rings trilogy.

It’s a bit creepy, has a unique visual style and, being the first official LOTR film, certainly helped to set the tone for future adaptations. You definitelyneed to watch this (with an open mind)…

It’s difficult to deny the fun, imagination and creativity of these films in any form. What does become clear even between these two movies – especially after watching them in high def – is that, over time, not only has our expectations for films become more demanding but so have Pixar’s skills have become equally adept.

The news is flying all over the net – Midway has finally confirmed that the upcoming collector’s edition of John Woo’s Stranglehold for the PS3 will also contain the full-length 1992 film, Hard Boiled as bonus content. Here’s some great news for you Woo fans out there, and a nice surprise for gamers who spend more »