Author name: Dr. Loomis

With over four decades of watching movies, Dr. Loomis has passion for films from directors such as Hitchcock, John Carpenter, Dario Argento, Christopher Nolan and Clint Eastwood. Dr. Loomis champions the restoration and release of films on 4K and Blu-ray.

Dr. Loomis
Mission Impossible 3 Blu-ray Review (2006)
Action Movies Recommended UK Blu-ray Reviews

Mission Impossible 3 Blu-ray Review – Action Packed Sequel?

This week I take a look at Mission: Impossible 3 from 2006 as part of my Tom Cruise season. It’s available on Blu-ray as are all of the films in the series but should should you buy it? Well it’s time to find out, so without further ado here’s my Mission Impossible 3 Blu-ray Review…

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Stephen King's Carrie
Blu-ray News UK

UK Blu-ray releases this week includes a new restoration of Carrie

It’s that time of the week when I take a look at the new UK Blu-ray releases out this week (11 Dec 2017). This week sees quite a few good releases including brand new restoration for Stephen King’s Carrie (1976). So I’ll start off with Arrow Video’s new restoration of Carrie (1976) although it may well…

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Mission: Impossible 2 Blu-ray Review
Action Movies Recommended UK Blu-ray Reviews

Mission: Impossible 2 Blu-ray Review – Spectacular Action

Having reviewed Mission: Impossible from 1996 last week it’s time to turn my attention to the first sequel and one many consider the best of the film series. So without further ado here’s my Mission: Impossible 2 Blu-ray Review. When deadly new virus is believed to have been stolen IMF agent Ethan Hunt…

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Mission: Impossible Blu-ray Review
Action Movies UK Blu-ray Reviews

Mission: Impossible Blu-ray Review – 1996 Action Movie

I tend to like most of Tom Cruise’s film so I’ve decided to have a mini season looking at some of his movies that have had Blu-ray releases starting off with Mission: Impossible from 1996 which if I’m honest I haven’t watched for quite some time. It’s been out on the format since 2011 but is it in need of some restoration work? Let’s find out here’s my Mission: Impossible Blu-ray Review…

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