This is an extended episode, so sit back, relax, and enjoy nearly 90-minutes of HD-related goodness…

Depth amongst these men is what makes them memorable. It has nothing to do with who they are in Hollywood, and everything to do with who they are as soldiers.

Mixed with actual newscasts, scenes of grieving wives, crying children, and stressed out mission controllers, Apollo 13 sets the period and the tone.

How any film about talking toys could possibly elicit a strong sense of happiness and sadness is baffling. Leave it to Pixar.

Think back briefly to 1995, where home computers were just moving away from the dinosaur that was Windows 3.1, and video gamers were just getting into 3-D with the PlayStation

When Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) is in trouble, even with the possibility of an anti-matter bomb exploding, tension is limited. The horror of a multi-million dollar movie franchise being sucked into a black hole is simply too ridiculous to consider. However, when Langdon is involved in the rescue of four Catholic Cardinals across Rome, Angels [...]

Forrest Gump (Tom Hanks) doesn’t care that he met President Kennedy, caught the Watergate criminals, won an All American Award, made millions fishing for shrimp, or won the Medal of Honor in Vietnam. He just wants the #9 bus to take him to Jenny (Robin Wright Penn), his lifelong girlfriend. That is all Forrest ever [...]

Leigh Teabing (Ian McKellen), Robert Langford (Tom Hanks), and Sophie Neveu (Audrey Tautou) sit down to discuss the plot of Ron Howard’s spin on the novel Da Vinci Code. It is a scene where the film either grabs the viewer, or completely looses them in a nonsensical, drawn out sequence of religious babble. In fact, [...]