Category: Video Reviews

Posted on: April 11, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Easy Money DVD Review

Easy Money is a film that provides viewers with a metric to compare American and Western crime with European crime. This title is based on Snabba Cash, a best-seller penned by Jens Lapidus. A business student at the beginning of eir career becomes smitten with a wealthy individual, falling into the seedy side of Stockholm. To ensure that ey is able to pay for the sheer excesses that this life…

Posted on: April 10, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Iron Man: Rise of Technovore Blu-Ray Review

Iron Man: Rise of Technovore is a movie-sized animated feature, and the title contains the same dedication to detail and impressive technology that has been part of the Iron Man mythos. The title surrounds a terrorist attack on Stark Industries and the resultant mission undertaken by Iron Man to quash this rebel group. A full complement of Marvel Universe heroes are present here, with Black Widow, Hawkeye, The Punisher, War…

Posted on: April 10, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

The Taint Blu-Ray and DVD Combo Pack Review

The Taint is a corrupting force that turns males into utterly misogynist assholes, possessing the ultimate desire to rid the world of all females. The bulk of The Taint focuses on two against the world – Phil O’Ginny and Misandra – and their effort to make things right. Dan Nelson and Drew Bolduc direct The Taint, and lead viewers into a hilarious, bloody, and even thoughtful film experience. The Taint…

Posted on: April 8, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 1

Moto Lyrics

The vast majority of websites cannot provide the specificity of lyrics for all of the songs that exist, and are created on a daily basis. There is one lyrics website – MotoLyrics.com – that continually updates with the tracks that come out on a daily basis. The website is designed in such a way that individuals will be able to easily find the song lyrics that they need, without having to…

Posted on: April 5, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling DVD

  GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling is a documentary that looked to capture the unique tenor that the titular promotion had. The production was on par with the regional federations at its time (GLOW was formed in 1985), while the vignettes and characters seemed to forecast the New Generation era of the WWE. While the wrestlers were a blend of trained and actresses, there was no…

Posted on: April 3, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Gabriel Iglesias Aloha Fluffy Blu-Ray Review

Gabriel Iglesias has evolved considerably since eir initial stand-up specials. I feel that what has changed the most is Iglesias’s pacing. There never was an issue to be had with the material or the interaction that ey had with the audience, but Iglesias does well in Aloha Fluffy to ratchet things up considerably and establish a strong cadence for each joke. What results in Aloha Fluffy is bar none one…

Posted on: April 3, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Five Star Beats

There are a number of distinct companies that offer beats for sale. However, the quality of the beats that are provided can differ substantially. This means that the beat could conceivably be used for a number of songs, if you do not check the company out and who recommends them. http://www.fivestarbeats.com is the first company that we have experiences that can provide beats with a rapid turnaround and without the…

Posted on: April 2, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Natsume’s Book of Friends Season 3 Premium Edition

    Natsume’s Book of Friends is far from typical fare. There is a certain care put into the small details. This means that the backdrops feel as if the characters live in the real life, instead of a set of (more or less) static locations. The show itself has legs, keeping things fresh even after the completion of two full seasons. The show has a tremendous knack at resolving…

Posted on: April 2, 2013 Posted by: John B. Moore Comments: 0

Bob Dylan 1966-1978 After the Crash DVD Review

There are very few modern musicians whose life is as well documented as Bob Dylan. There are libraries filled with biographies on the man and his own memoir is split into three separate planned books (Volume One has already been released); the big screen movie of his life I’m Not There, featured everyone from Christian Bale to Cate Blanchett playing the troubadour; and there have been countless concert films and…

Posted on: April 1, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

The Mystery of a Hansom Cab DVD Set Review

  The Mystery of a Hansom Cab is a feature-length presentation, a murder mystery which stars Oliver Ackland and is fleshed out with the inclusion of John Waters (Offspring, All Saints), Jessica De Gouw (Arrow, Underbelly), and Felix Williamson (Me and My Monsters, RAN).  Based off a Fergus Hume title, The Mystery of a Hansom Cab will absolutely titillate any fans of mystery; with fleshed-out backstories and intrigue abound, few…

Posted on: April 1, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Paul McCartney Live Kisses Blu-Ray Review

  This Blu-Ray captures the creative process of McCartney through the time spent on 2012’s Kisses From the Bottom. What viewers will immediately see is the sheer looseness of McCartney. Coupled with this friendly nature, an utter mastery of music pervades each of the jam sessions that occur. The sheer star power that is present here is astonishing, with Eric Clapton, Diana Krall, Stevie Wonder, and John Pizzarelli contributing their…

Posted on: March 31, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Chicken With Plums DVD Review

Chicken With Plums focuses on the life of Nasser-Ali Khan, a masterful violin player. When an unfortunate act leaves eir violin in shambles, Nasser-Ali completely gives up on life. Not moving from eir bed, a period of self-realization has to occur to make Nasser-Ali’s life whole again. What Khan ultimately figures out in this dark period is the reason for taking up the violin in the first place. The broken…

Posted on: March 31, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Boundless Potential with Mark Walton DVD Review

Mark Walton is a tremendous resource when it comes to keep individuals active and lively when it comes to their occupation. During Boundless Potential, Walton is able to showcase the steps that individuals need to take to make themselves out to be great hires in this current, post-recession economy. With a greater segment of the workforce possessing a college education, those older workers need to ensure that they are not…

Posted on: March 28, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Hemingway & Gellhorn Blu-Ray Disc Review

  This drama/romance blend captures the real-life romantic relationship of Ernest Hemingway and Martha Gellhorn. The cast is star-studded (Nicole Kidman, Parker Posey, Clive Owen, Lars Ulrich), while the narrative explains well Hemingway’s creative output during this period of eir life. HBO has included a number of special features on this Blu-Ray. The audio commentary between Walter Murch (editor) and Philip Kaufman (director) shows that the duo has done their…

Posted on: March 27, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Lincoln Blu-Ray Review

  The turnaround that was present in the shifting of this film from its remaining theatrical engagements to the home video format is absolutely stunning. What is more surprising about the Lincoln Blu-Ray is that there are a substantial amount of featurettes that are present here. Living with Lincoln showcases the method style of acting employed by Spielberg; for eir cast to understand Lincoln, they had to adopt the trappings…

Posted on: March 25, 2013 Posted by: John B. Moore Comments: 0

How to Survive a Plague DVD Review

  Though there are certainly many devastatingly sad aspects in the starkly beautiful  How to Survive a Plague  – the documentary about the early stages of the AIDs epidemic in the U.S. and the origins of ACT Up and TAG – it is also refreshing to see just how more compassionate we have become in this country in comparison. The Oscar-nominated film follows a group of gay men and lesbians…

Posted on: March 24, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 3D Combo Pack Review

I came into The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey expecting a fairly solid fantasy film but something that would only be a pale shade of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Director Peter Jackson is able to imbue this introductory Hobbit flick with the same gravitas while establish a considerably different feel to An Unexpected Journey. Lord of the Rings had a number of single-film releases before getting a definitive Blu-Ray…

Posted on: March 22, 2013 Posted by: John B. Moore Comments: 0

Collaborator DVD Review

    In a coincidence of sorts, the indie movie Collaborator, about a playwright caught up in his own personal drama actually plays out very much like a play itself, with a keen focus on dialogue helping to ramp up the tension. The lighting in the final, violent scene even comes off like a stage show and you are almost waiting to hear the audience gasp. The small, but very…

Posted on: March 22, 2013 Posted by: John B. Moore Comments: 1

Veep: The Complete First Season DVD Review

It’s not surprising that HBO’s Veep is heavy on DC insider jokes considering it was created by the same team behind the brilliantly funny political movie In the Loop. Thankfully, in a time when approval ratings for politicians are in the basement, it found a big enough audience that the network offered it a second season. The show centers on Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the vice president, quickly realizing she holds…

Posted on: March 22, 2013 Posted by: James Comments: 0

Bob Dylan 1966-1978 After the Crash DVD Review

Bob Dylan 1966-1978 After the Crash is an amazing documentary about Bob Dylan. Fans are likely familiar of Dylan’s initial music or the fare that ey has been peddling for the last twenty years, but few will have any sort of idea about the late sixties and the seventies. Pride DVD has created an documentary that looks into these dark days and prominently features some of the biggest voices of…