ReviewsAug 09, 2014
REALITY BITES - DVD review
When I took psychology in college, my instructor told the class about a study that was conducted by a well-rounded team of psychologists. The study was to see how a person's IQ measured up to their ov
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ReviewsAug 07, 2014
BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS - Blu-ray review
The people who made “Bedknobs and Broomsticks” must suffer from Jan Brady Syndrome—the second child who’s forever in the shadow of an older sibling. In the case of this 1971 Disney blend of live
ReviewsAug 06, 2014
TARZAN (1999) - Blu-ray review
Sometimes critics can overanalyze a book or film when it can be as simple as one thing: the “wow” factor. People were flat-out wowed by “[The Little Mermaid](http://moviemet.com/review/little-mermaid
ReviewsAug 05, 2014
DISNEYNATURE: BEARS - Blu-ray review
With “Bears,” DisneyNature proves one thing beyond a doubt: the studio that once “owned” the nature film market with its True-Life Adventures—imaginatively shot wildlife shorts and longer, Oscar-w
ReviewsAug 03, 2014
MICKEY, DONALD, GOOFY: THE THREE MUSKETEERS - Blu-ray review
"Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers" is that rare Disney animated feature that’s tough to recommend, even for youngsters in the family. Made in 2004 as a direct-to-video offering, the Mi
ReviewsAug 03, 2014
HERCULES (1997) - Blu-ray review
“Hercules” has always struck me as an underrated film—maybe because it has a little more attitude than your typical Disney animated feature. Like Avis or Chicago, it tries a little harder to be hi
ReviewsAug 02, 2014
WOODSTOCK: 3 DAYS OF PEACE AND MUSIC 40TH ANNIVERSARY REVISITED DIRECTOR'S CUT - Blu-ray review
When the press release for **“Woodstock: 3 Days of Piece and Music 40th Anniversary Limited Edition Revisited”**showed up in my Yahoo! Inbox, I wasn’t sure whether or not I should request a copy for r
ReviewsAug 01, 2014
DRAGONWOLF - Blu-ray review
Well, South Korea and Thailand have been able to pump out some pretty entertaining action films over the last handful of years. They have proven to match and even surpass Hollywood entertainment level
ReviewsJul 29, 2014
THE OTHER WOMAN - Blu-ray review
In 1980, movie audiences watched Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton take revenge on their lying, cheating, sexist pig of a boss (Dabney Coleman). The movie was “Nine to Five,” and the light com
ReviewsJul 26, 2014
AMERICAN GIRL: ISABELLE DANCES INTO THE SPOTLIGHT - Blu-ray review
With **"Isabelle Dances into the Spotlight,"**American Girl celebrates 10 years of being in the filmmaking business. What began as a way to add historical backstories to dolls that “came” from certain
ReviewsJul 24, 2014
DOM HEMINGWAY - Blu-ray review
Walt Whitman famously began his poem “Song of Myself” with the phrase “I celebrate myself,” then ended with “I sound my barbaric yawp over the roofs of the world.” He celebrated life, and part of life
ReviewsJul 19, 2014
McCANICK - Blu-ray review
Throwback films come around every once in a while with relative degrees of success. These are films that pay homage to a certain decade of filmmaking. They are not obvious movies that pull every histo