Category: DVD

{sidebar id=28}Jim Carrey continues struggling with his status of comedy actor trying twisted roles where he can show that he is able to provoke more than laughs from the spectators. […]

{sidebar id=29}In the world where we live nowadays, full of intolerance, racism and hate that seems to grow up without reason from every corner, films like Freedom Writers are needed […]

{sidebar id=31}After watching this film, my first feeling was of annoyance. I was feeling quite angry at the point that the main core of the events (although modified for the […]

{sidebar id=26}I read in an interview made to Brad Pitt years ago, after having acted in Troy, that he had to work his ass hard to look as fit as […]

{sidebar id=23} Director Mark Steven Johnson was not very popular character for comic fans after his weak adaptations of previous comics Elektra and Daredevil. It seems that he does not […]

{sidebar id=22} We saw snipers in films like the new version of The Jackal (1997, and by the way, for those lovers of the detail, the action of the movie […]

{sidebar id=21} The king of the comedy is back, and stronger than ever! 2006 was an important year for Eddie Murphy with two new films released: Dreamgirls and the one […]

{sidebar id=19} Reality and fantasy world get mixed in the last work of director Guillermo del Toro: Pan´s Labyrinth, being the second of his films framed on times of post […]

{sidebar id=15}The first feature film of Scottish director Kevin MacDonald focuses on the figure of Idi Amin, army officer and president of Uganda between 1971 and 1979. But rather than […]

{mosimage}Based on Zoe Heller's book, one of the most exciting female acting duels that you could imagine has arrived on DVD: Barbara vs. Sheba, or what is the same, Judi […]

{mosimage} Run for your lives, Mr. Bean is back! After the first film released in 1997, and having had uneven fortune with his appearances in Johnny English (2003) and Keeping […]

{mosimage}A poor elephant escaped from a circus and finds itself lost in an alienated landscape in the middle of nowhere in the mountains of Norway. This could be a perfect […]

{mosimage}Diane Arbus, (born Diane Nemerov), was a photographer married with Allan Arbus (and later divorced), that became famous for her personal style of portraying “freaks”, those people living apart from […]

{mosimage} Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino present a double feature of sex, violence, sleazy characters, zombies, freaks and bizarre plots. Death Proof and Planet Terror now on dvd. Once again […]

Casino Royale is based on the  novel of the same name by the father of Bond, Ian Fleming, and presents the first adventure of Bond just after getting the status […]