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Reviews of movies released on Blu-ray (BD).
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John Carpenter’s *Prince of Darkness* attempts a return to indie horror but gets lost in its own lore. While it boasts solid performances from Victor Wong, Dennis Dun, and Donald …
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Arnold Schwarzenegger stars in the iconic 1990 sci-fi thriller *Total Recall*, a mind-bending adventure about implanted memories and a journey to Mars. Praised for its relentless pace, groundbreaking practical effects, …
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Injustice, the animated film, dives headfirst into a dark, mature DC narrative where a corrupted Superman, manipulated by Joker, unleashes devastating chaos. This R-rated story explores the grim consequences of …
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LeBron James gets digitally sucked into Warner Bros.’ computer by Al G. Rythm and has to lead the Looney Tunes in a basketball game to save his son. While the …
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John Carpenter’s “They Live” is a stylish and socially relevant 1988 sci-fi action flick that’s aged remarkably well. Roddy Piper stars as Nada, a drifter who discovers special sunglasses revealing …
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Think you know Bob Odenkirk? Think again! *Nobody* isn’t just another action flick; it’s a surprisingly sharp and entertaining ride that subverts expectations. Odenkirk stars as a seemingly ordinary dad …
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A Quiet Place Part II ups the ante with a focus on Regan’s perilous journey to find other survivors, starring a standout Millicent Simmonds and a compelling Cillian Murphy. While …
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Ryan Reynolds shines in *Free Guy*, a fun action-comedy about a bank teller who discovers he’s a non-player character in a video game. While drawing inspiration from classics like *The …
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Jungle Cruise shines even brighter on Blu-ray, offering a richer viewing experience than its initial theatrical run. Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt’s chemistry is a major draw, and the film’s …
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John Carpenter’s 1980 film “The Fog” (Dimman) offers a slow-burn, atmospheric horror experience following his *Halloween* success. This tale of a coastal town swallowed by a mysterious, deadly fog stars …