Capitalism: A Love Story on DVD and Blu-Ray

Michael Moore' Capitalism: A Love Story is now available on DVD and Blu-ray, but is the movie worth seeing? My brother weighed in last fall (he liked it), but we don't always agree.

Old Dogs Blu-Ray Review

John Travolta and Robin Williams star in the critically panned Old Dogs, available on Disney Blu-Ray and DVD today! Read our review for the comedy, about two guys who have to take care of some little kids.

Win Hachi: A Dog's Tale on DVD

Richard Gere and Joan Allen star in Hachi: A Dog's Tale, which is about... a dog. The movie, now available on DVD and Blu-Ray, is about a professor who befriends a lost Akita puppy.

Ponyo Blu-Ray Movie Review

It may not be as well known as Up or The Fantastic Mr. Fox, but Disney's Ponyo, from famed director Hayao Miyazaki, is one of the best movies of 2009. It arrives on DVD and Blu-Ray this Tuesday.

2012 Blu-Ray Review: The End of the World?

John Cusack stars in Roland Emmerich's latest attempt to destroy the world: 2012, which features humanity attempting to survive during a massive shift in the Earth's core. The movie is now on DVD and Blu-Ray.

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No Love for Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love Story
The economy. The economy. The economy. No subject is more talked about or important these days than the economy. So, it’s only natural that liberal filmmaker Michael Moore, having already...
Old Dogs Movie Review: Blu-Ray Won’t Save This One
Friday was not a good day, and I blame Disney. Instead of partying my friends, I chose to watch Alice in Wonderland and Old Dogs, the latter of which arrives on DVD and Blu-Ray this week. Both...
Ponyo Movie Review
Ponyo, the latest from acclaimed director Hayao Miyazaki (Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro), is now available on Disney DVD and Blu-Ray, and it is one that every parent should go out and purchase...
Food, Inc. Movie Review
Nominated for an Oscar for Best Documentary Feature, Food, Inc. provides a compelling look at the food industry and the consequences its actions have on American lifestyles. While the picture...
30th Annual Razzies Winners Announced: Sandra Bullock Accepts Hers in Person
The 30th Annual Raspberry Awards (the Razzies) have been announced, declaring the worst movies and performances of the year. Sandra Bullock, who is expected to win Best Actress at tonight’s...
2012 Blu-Ray: The End of the World?
2012 is one of those movies I approached with trepidation. After all, we’ve seen director Roland Emmerich attempt to destroy the world on several occasions in the past (Independence Day, The Day...
The Worst Movies of 2009
It’s not always simple to narrow down the worst movies of any given year as, hopefully, one has enough restraint to not watch every bad movie that has been released. There was a time –...
My ‘Precious’ Blu-Ray Experience: Not As Good the Second Time
Back in November, there was a clear front runner for Best Picture. The movie was Precious, or more officially Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire, an utterly depressing tale of physical,...
Alice in Wonderland Movie Review
Friday was a good day, up until I left work. At 5 pm, I drove home, ate some food and did some dishes. At 8 pm, I finished watching the Disney movie Old Dogs, which was painfully bad. At 10 pm, I...
The Crazies Movie Review: Crazy Is As Crazy Does
The world just wouldn’t be the same without zombie movies. There’s just something deliciously satisfying about them. And despite the fact that they routinely share the same plot and the...

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