DVD Verdict: Dennis Prince

Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea: Season 4, Volume 1

2009-05-21

Quote: "Don't expect much in the way of well thought out plotlines, character arcs, or cathartic resolutions."

Voices

2009-04-17

Quote: "Take the picture out of the Horrorfest context and you'll find this to be a moderately satisfying thriller."

Perkins' 14

2009-04-10

Quote: "Truly, society is to blame for this one."

Ghosts Of Mars (Blu-Ray)

2009-04-03

Quote: "Where the "celebrated director of his time" was once able to inspire shining performances and results out of the most raw materials, now he seems a bit tired and uninspired, passing along the funk to his cast and crew (and, ultimately, the audience)."

Getting Straight

2009-03-12

Quote: "Having come just around the peak of the youth rebellion, this 1970 indulgence gives the young crowd who swooned at Woodstock and recoiled at Easy Rider something else to get fired up over."

Gulliver's Travels (1939)

2009-03-12

Quote: "It's a tale of the tall and the small, one that has charmed folks for centuries. Unfortunately, good sense has been diminished to Lilliputian proportions, in this aberrant release from Koch Entertainment."

Soul Men (Blu-Ray)

2009-03-05

Quote: "It's nice to see the complete package here with the improved image, making this the easy choice over the DVD version."

Flashdance

2009-02-19

Quote: "A product of the then-emerging MTV culture, Flashdance is as trite, superficial, and downright vacuous as they come."

Friday The 13th (Blu-Ray)

2009-02-03

Quote: "For as much as it has been vaunted as an iconic breakthrough in screen horror, the fact remains Friday the 13th is a cobbling of elements presented by key terror films that had gone before."

Chris Rock: Kill The Messenger

2009-01-26

Quote: "Rock's usual I-don't-care-who-gets-offended tirades that points the finger of blame at everyone for our global and cultural situation are dulled by his unexpected grandstanding for a key political figure of the moment. Somewhere, the 'we all are to blame' objectivity has been replaced by 'some of you all are gonna pay, big time, if we get what we're hoping for.'"