Jennifer Connelly
Jim Henson’s “Labyrinth” gets 4K Ultra HD release and more…
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has just announced that in order to celebrate the 30th Anniversay of Jim Henson’s beloved movie Labyrinth, the studio will re-release the film for a limited theatrical run, and also release 30th Anniversary Editions on [...]
Things will be “Aloft” in September
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has added Aloft to its release line-up, with a DVD and Blu-Ray Disc version on its way for release in September. As we follow a mother (Jennifer Connelly) and her son (Cillian Murphy), we delve into a past marred by an [...]
A Winter’s Tale
With atmospheric images and intriguing characters, the trailer for "A Winter's Tale" caught my attention when the film first made it to theaters, and now Warner Home Video is making a Blu-Ray version available, giving me every reason to [...]
The Day The Earth Sood Still
Given the constant influx of utterly forgettable and mediocre remakes of classic movies, it is hardly surprising that people are reluctant to see yet another re-imagining of a movie they loved for decades. Robert Wise's 1951 classic science fiction [...]
Blood Diamond
Edward Zwick has directed a number of wonderfully crafted dramas that also deliver in the action department among other things. "Glory" and "The Last Samurai" come to mind immediately. Being a fan of these two films, I was genuinely [...]
Dark Water: The Darker Cut
Feeling a sense of familiarity while watching "Dark Water", I couldn't help but become reminded of previous Japanese horror films that were remade for the North American audience such as "The Ring", "The Ring 2" and [...]
A Beautiful Mind
Ron Howard gets no respect. There, I’ve said it. A perpetual whipping-boy among snobby film critics, Howard is often taken to task for being a "studio man," the kiss of death for those expecting every great film director to be an auteur. Well [...]
Requiem For A Dream
Ever wonder how it feels to be a junkie? If so, I’m tickled to announce there’s a movie out there that will fill this void without the risk of death or disease nor the high street price of today’s "score." That movie is "Requiem for a [...]