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A disappointing set of releases this week. You’re better off checking out something in theaters or an older movie. State of Play With a great cast of Ben Afleck, Russell Crowe and Rachel McAdams, this movie is probably the only movie out this week that is worth the time to watch it. The plot twists [...]

American Son and Duplicity are the unexpected stars of this week’s DVD releases while Adventureland and Sunshine Cleaning offer their own ridiculous smiles.

A relatively poor showing of releases this week with The Last House on the Left and a Sci-Fi collection being the only things of truly noting.

I Love You, Man and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Box Set make this Tuesday one to spend at home watching some old and new favorites.

So my first choice this week is a movie that you most likely haven’t heard of. after I heard about the plot for The Chaos Experiment, I figured it could either be a great movie or be so bad you just have to laugh at it.

While this may have been the fourth installment in the Fast & Furious series, for me it’s the only real sequel worth mentioning. The original characters are back and they’re working together while trying to deal with the fact that once again the law is between them. The writing is fairly well-done for what was possibly expected to be another fast cars action flick, and the characters are much deeper and there is a much more intricate plot than you’ll find in the basic action film.

Coraline is the reason why CGI animation should never completely replace stop-motion because the time that was taken to make every scene of this movie perfect and for every day items to be transformed is nothing short of amazing.

This week in DVDs is a poor one; perhaps Potter has scared even the DVD’s away. The biggest movie coming out on DVD this week is Haunting in Connecticut and it’s only real release companion is Van Wilder: Freshman Year.

There’s a bunch of good stuff coming out this week. Much better than last week’s snooze-fest. First up is an adaptation of a book that shot to the top of my favorites list when I read it last year. Choke :: Choke stars the always excellent Sam Rockwell as a lovable, if morally bankrupt sex [...]

Unfortunately, this week is fairly devoid of any kind of big-name release, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few diamonds-in-the-rough. Read on for the releases I’m most looking forward to this week. Chocolate (2008) :: Chocolate is a Thai martial arts movie that centers around a small autistic girl named Zen. One of the [...]