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Dr. No (Blu-ray Review) 21 Oct, 2008
Article By: John Latchem
The first film effectively establishes many of the elements that defined the series: a...More>>
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From Russia With Love (Blu-ray Review) 21 Oct, 2008
Article By: John Latchem
A classic spy thriller, with Bond romancing a gorgeous young Russian agent with hopes of obtaining...More>>
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Thunderball (Blu-ray Review) 21 Oct, 2008
Article By: John Latchem
A huge adventure indicative of the franchise going perhaps too far in trying to top itself....More>>
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Live and Let Die (Blu-ray Review) 21 Oct, 2008
Article By: John Latchem
Moore settles into the role in his debut as Bond, but the blaxploitation-flavored script doesn’t...More>>
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For Your Eyes Only (Blu-ray Review) 21 Oct, 2008
Article By: John Latchem
The film’s attempts to ground Bond in a more realistic story yield mixed results.More>>
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Die Another Day (Blu-ray Review) 21 Oct, 2008
Article By: John Latchem
The previous film’s attempt to infuse dramatic weight into the series is abandoned here, and too...More>>
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Casino Royale (Blu-ray Review) 21 Oct, 2008
Article By: John Latchem
Daniel Craig is perfect as Bond in this reboot that begins to explore the events that hardened 007,...More>>
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Hellboy II: The Golden Army (Blu-ray Review) 30 Nov, 2008
Article By: John Gaudiosi
Even if you’re not a fan of the 'Hellboy' comics, 'Hellboy II' is a must-have for any Blu-ray...More>>
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Horton Hears a Who! (DVD Review) 7 Dec, 2008
Article By: Laura Tiffany
'Horton Hears a Who!' is a beautiful ode to Dr. Seuss’ loopy visuals and roundabout life lessons,...More>>
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King Kong (Blu-ray Review) 11 Feb, 2009
Article By: Erik Gruenwedel
Blu-ray is the perfect medium to showcase Peter Jackson's suspenseful near four-hour (extended)...More>>
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