I thoroughly enjoyed both The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons so I was of course looking forward to the third film outing of Robert Langdon. The question has to be does this one live up to the previous films? Here’s my Inferno Blu-ray review. Robert Langdon awakes to find he is at the centre of a manhunt…
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I grew up watching lots of films during the eighties and there were quite a few really good comedies I remember. The good news for film lovers being most of them are now available on Blu-ray. The one I’m reviewing here stars Tom Hanks and Shelley Long which is a great start if you ask me. It’s a film I’ve seen countless times and is one I’d put in that easy to watch category. The question is does the Blu-ray version warrant your cash? I aim to answer that very question, so without further ado here’s my The Money Pit Blu-ray review.
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It’s the weekend and what better way to enjoy it than with a late night horror film. I loved the first of The Conjuring films so now it’s time to take a look at the sequel on Blu-ray. It’s time for The Conjuring 2 Blu-ray review, will you be watching it this weekend?
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Yet more action in this week’s review and it’s time for me to take a look at a 2016 film starring a certain Matt Damon. I love these films but with the last one coming in 2007 it’s been quite a wait. Yes I’m totally disregarding the 2012 film The Bourne Legacy that for me has nothing to do with the franchise. So without further ado here’s my Jason Bourne Blu-ray review…
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Every week I look through all the new Blu-ray releases and select my pick(s) of the week from the Blu-ray releases 24 April 2017 in the UK. Cult classic horror Phantasm receives a special boxset includiing films 1-5 plus…
Awful Film Friday is a new feature inspired by the watching of the so called comedy Dirty Grandpa. Hopefully there won’t be too many films that will be included in this new feature as that will mean I will be watching some truly awful material. It’a truly great, I mean awful start for the first awful film Friday selection. I’m reviewing the Blu-ray version which is the extended version, lucky me!
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Every week I look through all the new Blu-ray releases and select my pick(s) of the week, here are the Blu-ray releases 17 April 2017 in the UK. First up is the Chevy Chase film Fletch Lives (1989)…
Time for me to right a wrong, yes I am yet to put a review of the Bond film SPECTRE on the site. It’s Easter Monday and Bank holidays in the UK usually mean Bond films on the television. What film site would not have a review of such an outstanding film? This is of course the Blu-ray version I’m reviewing. So without further ado here’s my SPECTRE Blu-ray review.
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I love it when older titles are released on to the Blu-ray format providing they have been restored well. The film I’m reviewing here is a 1973 Jack Nicholson comedy, drama that has been released on dual format, that is to say you get both the Blu-ray and DVD. The question is if worth upgrading to? It’s time to find out here’s my The Last Detail Blu-ray review…
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