I was nine years old when The Rocketeer flew into theaters, and I loved it. Now on Blu-ray, the movie stands the test of time surprisingly well.
Charlie from the chocolate factory falls in love with Nancy Drew but is too much of a pussy to admit it in
The Art of Getting By, now on DVD.
The Help is now on DVD and Blu-ray. It was born to be an Oscar contender, but does the box office hit really have any chance of winning?
Sex. Mila Kunis. Sex. Body double nudity. We can pretend. Mila Kunis. Thankfully,
Friends and Benefits - now on Blu-ray - is that and more.
There's another world out there. Just like ours. You're on it. Doing the exact same thing you're doing now. Visiting FilmJabber. About to read this review.
Just when you thought Neil Patrick Harris was the coolest straight gay guy around, he goes and stars in The Smurfs, on DVD and Blu-ray today.
Renny Harlin is at it again. You know, trying to trick audiences into thinking he's still relevant. Case in point: his new movie
5 Days of War, now out on DVD.
Paul Rudd plays the idiot savant of a brother to Zooey Deschanel, Elizabeth Banks and Emily Mortimer in
Our Idiot Brother, on DVD and Blu-ray today.
For the average buyer, it's tough to cut through all the crap. Here is a list of ten movies to buy this holiday season that will make any movie lover happy.
I live, I love, I slay, and I am content. So says star Jason Mamoa in 2011’s remake
Conan the Barbarian. At least that makes one of us.
Dominic Cooper turns in a stunning performance as Uday Hussein - and his body double - in this drama-thriller, out on DVD today.
With the apocalypse not at all approaching, two friends spend their days preparing for it in this twisted and unique romantic drama, on DVD and Blu-ray today.
A gang of inner city youth in South London take on a horde of nasty aliens in
Attack the Block.
Jurassic Park, The Lost World and Jurassic Park III are now on Blu-ray in an "Ultimate Trilogy" set, to remind us how disappointing the sequels are.
The new documentary
The People vs. George Lucas - now on DVD - looks at the dilemma, the paradox, that is George Lucas.
