Black Sabbath’s genre-defining 1970 classic album is discussed in this long-running musical documentary series.
With a name like that, this HBO series–new to Blu–gives us the growing feeling that it could turn out to be something big.
The final act in Tolstoy’s long career is brought to life in this would-be epic
This generic Doors documentary will still please fans of the band with its collage of archival footage.
One new bonus feature plus a well-adorned companion DVD are not quite enough to get the BPBS crew too, um, excited by this 15th anniversary Blu-ray release.
Another bleak post-apocalyptic tale is enlivened by some bitchin fights, outstanding Blu-ray picture and sound, and an above-average stash of bonuses.
If you’ve managed to hold out on adding this classic to your movie collection, it’s time to stop thinking, let things happen, and be… the ball.
A deep look into the human condition leaves the viewer feeling isolated, with perhaps more questions than answers. Its release on Blu-ray should expose the film up to a wider audience and rightly so.
A deep look into the human condition leaves the viewer even more isolated than the main character of this film, now available on Blu-ray.
Eagle Rock brings the seventies prog-rock gods’ 1997 Montreux reunion to Blu-ray in a lackluster barebones release that may still please ardent followers.
