Category: Film

The Film The Lego Movie is one of thsoe films that bombards you with so many popular culture references, and visual gags, that it takes several viewings to catch most of those, so the fun never stops, looking for these, which include aspects of the various Lego sets, the Star Wars universe, Marvel, superheroes. Read… Continue reading The Lego Movie (Blu-Ray): Review

The Film Owning the Divergent Blu-Ray is a great way to start your collection for the series early, and find the time to watch all the bonus features and listen to the several audio commentaries. Second time around, the film holds up to multiple viewings, allowing one to spot some of the foreshadowing, and spend… Continue reading Divergent (Blu-Ray): Review

The Film On a second viewing, it’s great to spot all the little homages and references to the game that leads the computer game racing industry, spotting the fast-paced, subtleties that reference some of the moves and landscape that anyone playing these games would know. Read the full SAMDB review on Need For Speed. The… Continue reading Need For Speed (DVD): Review

After stealing an orb, pilot Peter Quill (or Starlord as he wishes to be called), becomes the object of a massive manhunt. The orb holds an item that can be used for horrendous deeds if it should fall into the wrong hands, and just such hands are after the orb and Peter in the form… Continue reading Guardians Of The Galaxy: Review

The Film In Stolen, a former thief, betrayed by the rest of his crew, has just been released from prison. The authorities are still watching him, and his former crew are watching him. Did he hide the money? One the his former crew takes his daughter, and is a desperate race to save her. He… Continue reading Stolen (DVD): Review

The Film A common thief, running from the local boss he has crossed, happens upon a sickly heiress. She does not have long, but in this chance and brief encounter, he falls in love with her. Winter’s Tale tell of this love attraction, and how strong and magical it may be, and how we can overcome… Continue reading Winter’s Tale (DVD): Review