Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening quenched my thirst for a sequel, though it was just an expansion pack. There's plenty of improvement from Bioware here, but more importantly the story continues and it's still a fun ride. If you liked the first then you'll like the expansion pack.

At the end of it all I want more of this game. I want another Dragon Age and I want it now!

I know this film isn't for everyone. It's a bit dark and depressing, but by the end of it you'll understand why Goldin and Broderick chose to do it. It's a good film that shouldn't be ignored if you're looking for a little inspiration in your life. It's even better on Blu-ray.

I simply didn't like the two leads picked for the Morgans. Grant and Parker have zero chemistry and it simply ruins what could have been a funny story. This is a rare example of bad casting and something that shouldn't happen on a major motion picture. Still, the Blu-ray has some redeeming values in the picture/sound and the special features. If you can live through the lack of chemistry then this move might entertain you and surprise you.

For this reviewer that simply wasn't the case.

Out of all the releases on DVD from Miyazaki, this one is certainly one of the more impressive. Castle in the Sky blends multiple messages together into a very well crafted story led by strong characters. You'll fall in love with Castle in the Sky and beg for it to release on Blu-ray. Enjoy it, the ride is great.

If you're a Miyazaki fan then you need Kiki's Delivery Service. It's cute, cool and most of all triumphant in its message. There's enough charm here, and humor, to warrant a purchase if you've never seen the film. For those of you that own the film then you may want to rent it first.

If you love Miyazaki films then you'll love My Neighbor Totoro. If you have kids then you'll especially appreciate what Miyazaki has done to remind you how great, imaginary and wonderful they can be (even when they do silly things). A great story with creative imagery that let's you know how great Miyazaki truly is when it comes to entertainment.

If you're someone that likes Greek Mythology or someone that could use that in their class (or college course) you should seriously consider looking into Clash of the Gods. Despite the lack of special features, I haven't run into anything that can rival what has been done here.

Ponyo is a wonderful journey and the love story, while simple, is still pretty remarkable to watch. This is yet another example of why Miyazaki is one of the best filmmakers around. He tells a story with very established, memorable characters and entertains until the end. You'll walk away smiling from the Blu-ray version of Ponyo and wishing that Miyazaki would make something else.... quickly.

The Brothers Warner is an insightful tale of how four brothers stuck together to make one of the best studios in film history. They stuck by their beliefs and what they knew to do so. Cass Warner's tale is weaved with triumph and tragedy, but wavers just slightly in continuity. Regardless, it's still a very interesting DVD that any filmmaker, film professor or movie lover will appreciate.

I really think MLB 2K10 falls short this year in comparison to MLB 10: The Show. The batting and fielding is certainly easier and less of a burden in comparison to SCEA's game, but the offense is incredibly unbalanced (in your favor), which makes the game less realistic. If you're a serious baseball fan then you may want to try MLB 10: The Show, but if you're looking for something to jump right into then this might be up your alley.

So how do I know this is the most realistic game of baseball on a next gen console? The Reds completely suck! That's right, this Reds' fan expects sloppy pitching, horrible hitting and MLB 10: The Show doesn't disappoint. In all seriousness, MLB 10: The Show takes baseball fans somewhere they were dying to go and does it in such style. Everything about this game screams perfect, but it all depends on what type of baseball fan you are and how much patience you're willing to give.

I was hoping for more of Napoleon Dynamite with Gentlemen Broncos, but what was delivered wasn't even close. Sure there are witty moments and oddball sections of humor, but the story underneath finds itself segmented and attached together completely wrong. The opportunity was there, but it was an opportunity that was missed.

Good Blu-ray though with some very good features included.

Having reviewed plenty of AC titles in the past, I have found Armored Core: Silent Line as something refreshing and refined. There's plenty to love about this game, but the difficulty may turn gamers off. If you have enough time with it and you make some 'gamer' adjustments, you will find a very deep experience waiting for you on this PSP title.

For any moviegoer that was born or raised in the 80s this is a must-have for your collection. Sure the story is a bit hokey and the effects are certainly dated, but there's something really cool about the 'original' Clash of the Titans that will make you warm and fuzzy. It could be the sweet and sour chicken sauce pouring from Medusa's head or it could be Bubo the mechanical owl. Regardless, you'll enjoy this classic on Blu-ray.

I know I will.

I'm sad that I hadn't gotten the first three seasons of this on Blu-ray because this is the only fitting way to watch it. It's gorgeous, informative and worth your time. Plus, it's something you can watch with anyone. A ton of information packed into entertaining one hour blocks.