These are the films we consider to be not only essential viewing but also look great on the Blu-ray format.
It’s time for nineties classic from director Michael Mann and starring two legendary actors Al Pacino and Robert De Niro. It’s recently had a Blu-ray upgrade to the picture quality, so should you purchase this new Blu-ray version? Let’s find out, so without further ado here’s my Heat Blu-ray review.
Heat Blu-ray Review – 1995 Exhilarating Pacino & De Niro Action Movie Read Post »
It’s time to look at a classic British comedy from 1942 starring Will Hay. The good news is it’s been restored, just how well we will find out, here’s The Goose Steps Out Blu-ray review…
The Goose Steps Out Blu-ray Review – 1942 Will Hay, Classic British Comedy Read Post »
I love films from the seventies, there is just something about the way some of them look and feel. So today’s review is another recently released film on Blu-ray courtesy of the Indicator label. So without further ado here’s my The New Centurions Blu-ray review.
I’ll admit I’d never seen it before but it has a good cast so I thought it looked a good bet….
The New Centurions Blu-ray Review – Excellent 1972 Action, Drama Read Post »
I’m a big fan of Tarantino films so I feel it’s well overdue in looking at the Blu-ray release of his latest film. So without further ado here’s my The Hateful Eight Blu-ray review. John Ruth a.k.a. “The Hangman” (Kurt Russell) is on route to the town of Red Rock with his prisoner Daisy Domergue. As they try to stay ahead of the blizzard they encounter a couple of people stranded in the snow that require transport…
The Hateful Eight Blu-ray Review – 2015 Tarantino Masterpiece! Read Post »
I’m a big fan of a lot of William Friedkin’s work especially films like The French Connection and The Exorcist. I have to admit I’d never seen this 1985 action thriller. In fact I don’t remember ever seeing it on UK television, something that should be corrected in my opinion…
To Live And Die In LA Blu-ray Review – 1985 William Friedkin Action Thriller Read Post »
Time to look at another horror film, this one’s a black and white classic that’s just been released on Blu-ray courtesy of Arrow Video and stars Christopher Lee. So without further ado here’s my The City of the Dead Blu-ray review. The film begins with Professor Alan Driscoll (Christopher Lee) giving a lecture to his students on the subject of witchcraft…
The City of the Dead Blu-ray Review – Creepy 60’s Horror Read Post »
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…
Inferno Blu-ray Review – 2016 Film Based on Dan Brown’s Story Read Post »
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?
The Conjuring 2 Blu-ray Review – Excellent James Wan Horror Sequel? Read Post »
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…
Jason Bourne Blu-ray Review: 2016 Explosive Action Film Read Post »
