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In 2002, Fox aired a sci-fi show that it's safe, and sad, to say most people didn't watch. Largely because it was not an instant success, Fox canceled the show after just eleven aired episodes. The award winning show has only grown more popular over the years with a strong,...

Roger Moore starred as James Bond in 1981 in For Your Eyes Only. This is one of several 007 films release this week for the first time on Blu-ray. Does this one deserve a spot in your collection? Let's take a closer look.

Roger Moore takes the reins as James Bond in 1973's Live And Let Die. The film has been released on Blu-ray for the first time this week along with five other classic Bond films that we've reviewed on the site.

As the release date for the newest James Bond film draws ever near, the first batch of Bond films on Blu-ray have come to retail. Part of this batch includes the very first James Bond motion picture, Dr. No. Let's get to the review.  

Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner, and Danny De Vito return one year after filming Romancing the Stone to find The Jewel of the Nile. This sequel, while not as good as the original, is still a very good and enjoyable movie in its own right, combining once again the genres of...

In 1984, Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner, and Danny De Vito teamed up for a great action/comedy/romance film called Romancing the Stone. I've seen this movie many times over the years, and it's one of the several movies I could watch just about anytime for it's great combination of those three...

Oh, how the maturity of a show can really... well... show. 

One helluva Blu-ray set. 

How does one review a classic like Young Frankenstein? First, it's best to know it's pronounced Franken-stein (steen).