With more than a handful of reboots and actors playing the Caped Crusader, the world doesn’t seem like it can get enough of Batman. We were actually surprised at how well The Batman did when it launched earlier this year, so let’s take a look at the 4K Ultra HD BluRay release that’s now available. Continue reading “The Batman review (4K Ultra HD)”
Category: Movies
Nolan’s Batman Trilogy – Ultimate Collector’s Editions review
We’re always on the lookout for awesome 4K content to deliver spectacular audiovisual experiences, and Christopher Nolan’s trilogy of Batman films recently received Ultimate Collector’s Edition versions. A great opportunity to revisit some of the director’s earlier work after enjoying Tenet so much. How do the films hold up in the 4K era? We checked out Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. Continue reading “Nolan’s Batman Trilogy – Ultimate Collector’s Editions review”
Raised By Wolves Season 1 review (BluRay)
With such a wide array of streaming services available these days, it’s easy to miss out on a good new show – few if any of us are subscribed to all of these services at once, after all, and our time has to be divided between the ones we have. BluRay releases are a great alternative, and we recently watched Season 1 of Raised by Wolves, which previously aired on HBO Max. Here’s what we thought. Continue reading “Raised By Wolves Season 1 review (BluRay)”
Starship Troopers: Terran Command review (PC)
Starship Troopers – Terran Command is a welcome return to two things we enjoyed in the past: single player real time strategy campaigns and a campy sci-fi classic from Paul Verhoeven. Does it manage to thrill and entertain in 2022? We played this PC exclusive to find out. Continue reading “Starship Troopers: Terran Command review (PC)”
Jurassic World: Dominion review (4DX)
After two years of very few big budget productions making it into cinemas for a wide run, Jurassic World: Dominion isn’t just the return of one of Hollywood’s biggest blockbuster franchises – it’s a return for the kind of ‘best enjoyed on a large screen experience’ that the series’ dinosaurs are perfect for. Continue reading “Jurassic World: Dominion review (4DX)”