Chris Evans, drop your shield. The original 1992 version of
Captain America has been released on DVD, and it... well, sucks.
The Sergio Leone classics were recently released to Blu-Ray, and while Clint Eastwood may lay down the law, we deliver the verdict.
Evil lords are evil. They like to torture, kill and rape their subjects and have fun doing it. Shooting children with arrows? They love that, too. So let's kill the evil lords!
How can a family film that at times seems more like
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas work? We don't know, but we'll have whatever drugs the filmmakers were taking.
Mel Gibson has his issues. But there's no denying the man has talent, and it's on full display in Jodie Foster's
The Beaver, now on DVD and Blu-Ray.
Paul Giamatti needs money. So he becomes the guardian of a senile old man to make some extra cash. Bad move? Or the best move he's ever made in his life?
Paul Bettany is at it again, trying to be a Goody Two-Shoes by saving humanity from eternal damnation in Priest, on DVD and Blu-Ray this week.
Mars Needs Moms is many things. It's a $150 million sci-fi "epic." It's also an epic flop. And failure. But as bad as it is, it deserves praise for one reason.
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (
Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz) reunite again for the sci-fi comedy
Paul - on DVD and Blu-Ray today.
Jumping the Broom is now available on DVD and Blu-Ray, but is it more than the mediocre wedding drama it appears to be?
Surfing, sharks and Jesus collide in Soul Surfer, the real-life drama coming to DVD and Blu-Ray on Tuesday. Read our review.
Boyz N the Hood is an excellent movie, a drama with fierce acting, an emotional story and engaging, colorful characters. It is now on Blu-Ray for the first time.
Topher Grace and Teresa Palmer star in Take Me Home Tonight, a fun, lighthearted throwback to movies of the 1980's. The movie is on Blu-Ray/DVD today.
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[Rec] 2 is now, finally, on DVD and Blu-Ray, which means you can watch a new group of unsuspecting people get eaten to death.
Matthew McConaughey's The Lincoln Lawyer, one of the best movies of 2011 so far, files its away onto DVD and Blu-Ray next Tuesday.
