DVD & Blu-Ray reviews

Cheaper by the Dozen 2
Reviewed by tjeffress
All of the twenty child actors seem to have good acting abilities, but with so many children in the cast the kids get about as much screen time as a cameo role in this movie dominated by Martin and Levy. For a full review go to: interrog... More

Tideland (Two-Disc Collector's Edition)
Reviewed by robelanator
Tideland is a visual treat, no great surprise considering the director, but the humor is far more black than anything Terry Gilliam has done before. If you can't stand the thought of watching a child prepare her parents' smack or cuddle ... More

Mindhunters
Reviewed by Jessica
The premise of this movie is interesting - however, the movie overall kind of falls flat. It IS watchable, but the group of profilers-in-training are supposed to be a promising group of individuals - special, better than the others. Yet... More

Deja Vu
Reviewed by sixty4
The actual story, which involves a murdered witness and an evil gulf war veteran (glassily played by Jim Caviezel), is your standard time-paradox puzzle box, neatly solved in a twisty final act. Tony Scott's visuals are as stylishly empty a... More

Just Like Heaven (Full Screen Edition)
Reviewed by doudouce55
I saw this in the theaters when it came out, and I was deceived, since I had been told it was a direct adaptation from Marc Lévy's novel "If Only It Were True." Definitely NOT an adaptation, but rather, the movie is anything but loosely... More

Running Scared
Reviewed by jay-jay
Probably one of the best movies by Paul walker Ive ever seen... More

Night Skies (Widescreen Edition)
Reviewed by doudouce55
The movie/story had potential, but this movie got out of hand when it became too "alien" and gross. I don't mind the aliens, but the gory part was just too much (especially towards the end). The fact that these people were actually hypnoti... More