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Shine a Light

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Martin Scorsese applies his directorial magic to a performance featuring yet another legendary rock band, The Rolling Stones. Unfortunately, instead of an insider’s view of life as a one of rock’s perennial bad boys, Scorsese ends up delivering a routine concert documentary. Read More...
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Independence Day

Independence Day
Re-released on Blu-Ray, this blockbuster of extraterrestrial proportions is looking better than ever. For reasons not of this world, critics have previously blasted this film almost as though it is a journalistic “right-of-passage.” I, however, cannot look away when ever I catch it as a late night broadcast. Read More...
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Queen Rock Montreal & Live Aid

Queen Rock Montreal & Live Aid
Among my list of slowly accumulating regrets is that I never saw the Freddie Mercury fueled “Queen” perform live. Well, I can almost knock that one off of the list thanks to the Blu-ray release of a stunningly re-mastered, high-definition outing of the band in its prime. Read More...
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Damages: The Complete First Season

Damages: The Complete First Season
Glenn Close brings her incredible acting talents to the smaller screen as lethal lawyer Patty Hewes in the episodic thriller “Damages.” If you missed it then, or just want to enjoy it again before settling in for the second season, the series first season arrives in a three disc Blu-ray set on Tuesday, January 29th. Read More...
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3:10 to Yuma

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Christian Bale and Russell Crowe star in an updated remake (i.e. profanity and graphic violence) of the Glenn Ford fueled 1957 Western of the same name. Both actors deliver a gritty performance to prove the traditional Hollywood cowboy film still has a place in theaters. Read More...
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Blade Runner: Complete Collector's Edition

Blade Runner: Complete Collector's Edition
This is the definitive, final, final, final version (I'm serious) of director Ridley Scott's grim 1982 sci-fi homage to Philip K. Dick's novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" At least that is what is being said. For this final version, Blade Runner arrives in high definition format packaged with four other adaptations of the film to keep fans slathered in the nourish world of Replicants. Read More...
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Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Johnny Depp continues to channel Keith Richards as the prancing, affable Captain Jack Sparrow in the potentially final ode to Disney's swashbuckling Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. Kiera Knightly as the tempestuous Elizabeth Swann joins Mr. Depp’s smoldering rendition while Orlando Bloom offers a good-boy, Will Turner, to play against good ole’ Captain Jack. Read More...
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Spider-Man: The High-Definition Trilogy

Spider-Man: The High-Definition Trilogy
Director Sam Raimi's trio of films devoted to the complicated life of Marvel Comics' famed web-slinger gives Blu-ray owners a breathtaking look into the complicated life of Peter Parker. Read More...
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Shrek The Third

Shrek the Third
William Steig's gassy green ogre has returned to the silver screen this year in a story that has Shrek taking on Prince Charming while searching for a more “suitable” heir to the Far Far Away kingdom. This single HD-DVD disk offers a beautiful 1080p digital to digital reproduction of the colorful cartoon film. The result are images so three-dimensional you can almost smell Shrek. Read More...
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The Jazz Singer: 80th Anniversary Collector’s Edition

Jazz Singer
From the moment entertainer Al Jolsen's utterance of "Wait a minute, wait a minute, you ain't heard nothin' yet" was synchronized to celluloid in "The Jazz Singer," the motion picture was forever changed. Read More...
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