One of the most beautiful CG animated films of the year, Monsters University, is now available on Blu-ray 3D and other home video/digital formats.
Tag: Blu-ray 3D
The Great Gatsby Blu-ray 3D Review! Best movie of the year is finally Here! Michelle’s Review
My favorite film of 2013, the severely underrated, The Great Gatsby finally arrives on Blu-ray 3D this week in a nice, full featured set.
Oz The Great and Powerful 3D Blu-ray Review!
I’m not going to go on and on about how much I love The Wizard of Oz. All right thinking people love the 1939 classic. After the huge Broadway success of Wicked there was bound to be a modern film version that returns us to this wonderful land. At one point there were several different […]
Wreck It Ralph Ultimate Collector’s Edition Blu-ray 3D Review
Disney’s surprise critical hit, Wreck It Ralph comes home to Blu-ray and DVD in multiple formats including Blu-ray 3D. We take a look at the Blu-ray 3D combo pack.
Monsters, Inc. 3D Blu-ray Review!
Is there a movie that Disney and Pixar isn’t giving the 3D treatment to? They must have found a way to do this quick and cheap because are churning out 3D re-releases like clockwork. Usually, this is the point where I would rail against this double dip. But for Pixar and animated movies the 3D […]
Pirahna 3DD Blu-ray 3D Review by Michelle!
Many of you know that I’m a fan of cheesy C grade movies that know what they are and don’t strive for greatness. One of the reasons the first Piranha 3D film works is they deliver the 3D Carnage and the Piranha action in all the ways you would expect it to. The sequel is […]
Titanic Blu-ray 3D Review! Michelle’s Review
The Titanic Blu-ray 3D release is a four disc package highlighted by a really nice new transfer of the movie and a couple brand new feature length documentaries. As someone who purchased the awful Ultimate Edition set 8 years ago, this new release contains all the features from the 2005 set but boasts a far […]
John Carter comes to 3D Blu-ray and Michelle Likes It
I’m not sure why John Carter failed at the Box Office, I enjoyed the movie for what it was and thought it had the makings to be a pretty decent franchise. It is now available in a nice Blu-ray 3D Combo pack that includes the 3D, 2D and Digital Copy version of the film.