Category: Bluray / DVD

Jurassic World: Rebirth reinvigorates the dinosaur saga with a mission-driven thriller built around a covert expedition to a remote island. Under Gareth Edwards’ direction, a team led by Scarlett Johansson’s Zora Bennett, Jonathan Bailey’s Dr. Loomis, and Mahershala Ali’s operative is tasked with retrieving live dinosaur DNA for a medically critical project. While the story evokes classic Jurassic themes – science run amok, corporate interference, and survival in the wild – its character moments often feel secondary to the set-pieces. The emotional lines between characters are serviceable, but the film rarely surprises, leaning on familiar franchise beats to deliver impressive thrills rather than forging entirely new ground. Continue reading “Jurassic World Rebirth review (4K)”

Final Destination: Bloodlines marks the long-running horror franchise’s return after more than a decade, and while it doesn’t overhaul the formula, it does attempt to weave a fresh thread into the established mythology. The story introduces a new group of characters whose lives become entangled when one of them has a premonition of a horrific accident, narrowly saving them from an early demise. Of course, as fans of the series know all too well, fate has a way of balancing the scales, and the survivors soon find themselves stalked by death itself. By tying the narrative into earlier films through generational links, Bloodlines aims to enrich the franchise’s lore. Continue reading “Final Destination: Bloodlines review (4K)”

DreamWorks’ How To Train Your Dragon has now received the live-action treatment in Universal Pictures’ 2025 adaptation, which arrives on 4K UHD with a presentation that aims to match the scale and heart of the original animated film. While comparisons to the 2010 classic are inevitable, this version brings fresh energy to the story of Hiccup and Toothless, even if not all choices land as gracefully as intended. Continue reading “How To Train Your Dragon review (4K)”

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, now released on 4K Ultra HD by Warner Bros, is a film that blends taut dramatic storytelling and tense horror with striking visual craftsmanship, making it a strong candidate for home cinema collectors. While much of the attention around this edition naturally revolves around its technical presentation, it’s worth starting with the film itself, because the narrative and performances give the disc its real staying power. The movie tells the story of fractured communities and personal reckonings, centering on characters caught between loyalty, ambition, and morality. Coogler brings his signature balance of intimacy and scale, weaving together individual struggles with broader social themes that resonate well beyond the film’s setting. Continue reading “Sinners review (4K)”