Steven Seagal may have been Marked for Death, but lucky for him he and his movie are not being graded on acting, dialogue, credibility….
Hopkins and Baldwin and bear, oh my! The thrills and suspense are timeless, but the video master is no longer cutting-edge.
Mel Gibson is the guy with nothing to lose, which is what makes this action flick kind of enjoyable.
A futuristic vampire thriller with energy, action and atmosphere to spare? Say it ain’t so! Team Edward and Team Jacob can’t hold a candle to this fresh, action-packed twist on vampire lore.
Thank the Lord (and the composer) that this film has such good music. A hokey storyline, bad acting and an iffy video transfer make this an otherwise unholy mess.
Hollywood went and cuted-up Elektra ("Elektra-cuted"?), once a ruthless ninja killing machine with a head-turning fashion sense. The movie may be a bloody mess but the HD video and 5.1 audio are sai-sharp.
Steven Spielberg’s D-Day-and-beyond WWII masterpiece might not have gained much in its promotion to Blu-ray, but neither has it lost any of its stunning dramatic power.
The truth behind a long-classified, ill-fated Russian submarine mission makes for riveting drama from Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow, but this Blu-ray may leave you seeing red.
Snake Plissken is back, first on a bloody new urban mission and now on Blu-ray. And neither of these should come as particularly good news.
Spielberg combines sci-fi, action, and Tom Cruise for his 2002 hit, reporting to Blu-ray in a nifty-sounding if visually unimpressive edition.
