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Next Blu-ray Review

Blu-ray Reviews Reviews
   May 14, 2008
The delayed appearance of Next on Blu-ray Disc was a victim of Paramount's decision to deliver high definition titles exclusively on HD DVD last fall. The move came mere weeks from Next's release date, meaning the title was likely ready…  Read More
3.8
out of 5

Gran Turismo 5: Prologue PS3 Review

Game Reviews Reviews
   May 12, 2008
Sony knows when it's got a good thing going, and so do most of its fans. The Gran Turismo series, for example, has a rabid following due to its graphical excellence and top-notch simulation gameplay, and Sony's own PlayStation team…  Read More
4.0
out of 5

The Orphanage Blu-ray Review

Blu-ray Reviews Reviews
   May 12, 2008
Early in Guillermo Del Toro's directorial career, the then "young" Spanish filmmaker explored orphaned children as troubled ghosts in The Devil's Backbone. Years later, Del Toro "presents" The Orphanage for young Spanish director J.A. Bayona, a film which explores an…  Read More
4.2
out of 5

Dark Sector Xbox 360, PS3 Review

Game Reviews Reviews
   April 30, 2008
It's a shame a modern videogame based on Krull has never seen the light of day. The campy 80s fantasy flick has a myriad of game-worthy elements like horses that run with fire under their feet, a Cyclops with attitude,…  Read More
3.7
out of 5

Untraceable Blu-ray Review

Blu-ray Reviews Reviews
   April 29, 2008
The hard part about drafting a film concept around cyber-crime fighters is their job doesn't translate well to the screen. These people peck away in front of a computer day in and day out, hardly the eye candy a filmgoer…  Read More
3.3
out of 5

Mario Kart Wii Review

Game Reviews Reviews
   April 28, 2008
There's an unmistakable adrenaline rush when firing up a new Mario Kart game for the first time, fueled by a nostalgic return to a gaming phenomenon running 15 years strong. There's also the anticipation of wondrous new features that elevate…  Read More
4.3
out of 5

A Passage to India Blu-ray Review

Blu-ray Reviews Reviews
   April 25, 2008
David Lean was one of the few filmmakers who could successfully balance the epic with the intimate. Be it The Bridge on the River Kwai, Lawrence of Arabia, or Dr. Zhivago, Lean's epics gave us breathtaking widescreen visions of far…  Read More
4.2
out of 5
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