Tag: Blu-Ray

Interpreting the events of Dunkirk from two perspectives, the British film is suitably angry at how history played out.

Pure post-war spectacle, The Dam Busters isn't concerned with the after effects, only the national pride that led to a British victory.

A post-WWII POW tale, The Colditz Story uses frequent British gallows humor to soften this story of living under German imprisonment.

While made for a certain purpose and certain time, Went the Day Well still offers a notable message long after the war ended.

The original cast from the hit television show returns in their first and only big-screen adventure, Munster, Go Home, visiting England as they get into hilarious antics with the …

Just Mercy falls to typical studio formulas, but is helped by fantastic performances and critically important racial injustice themes.

Snoop's horror movie from the early 2000s, Bones, was created with an urban audience in mind, dating the movie's campy feel and horror.

A derivative story sinks the otherwise gorgeously animated Swift, set in France and using the locale for all it can.

Over 70-minutes, Ultraman Orb: The Movie moves from smart social comedy to a lengthy battle designed to sell toys.

A fine sequel trilogy to the original, Donten: Laughing Under The Cloud sees the possible return of Orochi.

While concluding on a slew of almost incomprehensible fighting, Ultraman Geed's closing chapter respects culture and excels in creating personalities.

A brutal action epic about the origins of Rome filmed in Italy, The First King is stylishly directed with blood-soaked set pieces.