…BD (whose video extras are all hi-def) adds a “Hall Of Armor” 3D option and BD Live features including a trivia option. • Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The…

…filmmakers into a barely movable position where personalities that will find their own arc in the eventual original story have been skewed somewhat to fit the chosen storyline here. It…

I’m a little tardy on the updates this week, partly because we’re still catching up with recent reviews. Speaking of which, here’s my take on the recent release of DC…

…our Best Of 2007 listing last year, and we also ran a heap of Popeye articles in celebration of that release, including the sailor man’s story, interviews and related reviews!…

…complete with some of Tod’s original storyboard panels from the films he contributed to…including the ones that never saw the light of day… Great stuff – stay tooned! – Ben….

…and BD ($94.98). Following their generally decent series of upgrades (the latest of which Rand will be along to offer his views on shortly), Warner has set You’re A Good…

Tomorrow sees the DVD and Blu-ray release of the biggest animated film of the year, Disney/Pixar’s WALL•E, of course, and our full review of the Special Edition is raring to…

Just in time for some light weekend reading, our band of intrepid reviewers have cobbled together their comments for your pleasure. This year’s wave of Treasures have been out just…

…and went on to make some of the biggest spectacles in Paramount’s history. There’s even room for the likes of Buster Keaton, as one of Norma’s dinner guests in a…

…title that the aimed-for audience of this outing will be totally unaware of. Lewis is back in his original role, but it’s a so-so final view from me: nothing offensive…

…he celebrated Ratatouille‘s arrival in theaters via a discussion with the film’s storyboard artist Enrico Casarosa. One of the things Enrico mentioned was his personal project The Venice Chronicles, a…

…real-world history, comic book history, and the formation of the Justice League, and did it in an involving story. I hoped he would not mind signing a few things, and…

…the Freak’s stories to single story episode arcs, which not only reduces the concept of the show to something more routine, but takes away something from the strike rate of…

…features a number of episodes with Magneto at the core. With a grouping of episode-stretching story arcs, Rodney is disappointed with the predictable lack of bonus material, but is content…

Superman/Batman: Public Enemies reviewed, and Tinkerbell And The Lost Treasure’s art director Ellen Jin Over interviewed! Providing a look at two different aspects of the home video movie market today…

…the first part of the bad fashion decade”, as Rand puts it! He continues to address Warners’ formatting of the specials, particularly this set’s double-dipping of two shows. With only…