DVD

MY EYES! THE GOGGLES DO NOSINK! To be perfectly blunt (if my review wasn't enough), this is a terrible abomination of a film that should be witnessed only by those masochistic enough to endure a Dante's Inferno-level of pain and suffering.

I confess that I wonder if I didn't shortchange this film a bit in my review, but when I think about it, I remember that amazingly, AMAZINGLY awful ending and I think, "Yep, I called that one pretty good." This is coming out on DVD in advance of the third film's release in theaters this week, so you can brush up on the middle of the trilogy should you need to.

I confess that the name of this movie ALWAYS makes me giggle. Still, I'm greatly looking forward to it. Certainly Alex liked it a great deal.

Trilogy time! All three movies come to blu-ray in advance of some special screenings this weekend. These movies are OK. Aw, who am I kidding - they were seminal childhood experiences. Except maybe the third one.

I have heard nothing but mixed opinions about this "romantic thriller" from France. When American audiences are rating your subtitled film less than 40% on the Rotten Tomatoes meter, that can't be a good sign, can it?

Oliver Stone's contentious documentary about South American politics seems destined to be, well, contentious.

Is this a SyFy Original Movie? Oh, wait, yes it is. "Starring Yancy Butler" should tell you all you need to know at this point.

THE COMPLETE SERIES YOU DON'T CARE ABOUT. Go ahead, make my day. Or my GUI interface in visual basic to trace your IP address.

This is like the third time they've released the Alien Anthology, but this is the first time it's in FUTURISTIC BLU-RAY!

I confess that I've never seen this, widely regarded as Stanley Kubrick's first important film. I want to. Maybe I will, now that it's coming to Blu-Ray?