DTS surround tracks are still unfortunately rare, but more troublesome are the select films that are bestowed with them.
Twisted is too afraid to intimately probe the sticky relationship between sex and violence.
Disney gives the big thumbs up to the nuclear American family by including only four 3-D glasses on this disc.
The illustrious cast can’t elevate the film’s depressingly simple-minded characterization of politics as nasty and shallow.
Yes, it’s an excellent DVD package, but most importantly: Now you can watch VH1’s “Save the Music” PSA whenever you want.
Judging by Todd Phillips’s tired Starsky & Hutch, it appears that ’70s nostalgia has finally run its course.
For a film named Hidalgo, I don’t think it’s too much to ask for more than a Mr. Ed retread.
The film’s anticlimactic big heist unspools with all the excitement of watching ice melt.
If you’re a Harvey Pekar fan, do yourself a favor and buy this DVD.
Against the Ropes seems derived less from real life than from the Moviemaking for Dummies handbook.
Jordan's shallow treatise on army hypocrisy can't shake the ghosts of M*A*S*H and Catch-22.
Mandy Moore again transforms a dreadful teen-oriented romance into something moderately watchable.
Because much of Jeepers Creepers 2 was shot at night, it’s a small wonder that this transfer is as good as it is.
Meticulously designed for those who like their movies with turtlenecks and cappuccinos.
The film serviceably recreates the clique-infested teen culture of an affluent suburban high school.
Is he gay? Is he drunk? Is he a skunk? Find a special little place in your heart for Johnny Depp’s Jack Sparrow.
The only thing that’s freaky about this DVD package is director Mark Waters’s inability to blink his eyes.
The film is content to be a squishy, serious-minded lesson about embracing one’s heritage and cherishing the virtues of valor and respect.
The only thing more outdated than Cheaper by the Dozen’s soundtrack is its hokey life lessons.
Sergio Leone made a fistful of great films, but none better than this ode to the fading American frontier.