The True Detective: Seasons 1-4 Blu-ray Boxset is a comprehensive collection of one of HBO’s most celebrated anthology series, presenting each season with its unique tone, cast, and narrative. Across its four seasons, the show blends crime drama with philosophical angles and striking cinematography, offering distinct viewing experiences. This boxset is an excellent way to revisit the series, though certain aspects of the presentation and extras may leave some fans desiring more. Continue reading “True Detective Season 1-4 Boxset review (BluRay)”
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Mad Max 5-Film Petrol Can Collector’s Edition review (4K)
The Mad Max 5-Film Petrol Can Collector’s Edition from Warner Bros. is a tribute to one of the most iconic franchises in action cinema. This comprehensive collection brings together five pivotal films that trace the evolution of Max Rockatansky, portrayed by Mel Gibson and later Tom Hardy, as he navigates a dystopian, post-apocalyptic world. Encased in limited edition petrol can packaging that’s an eye-catcher all by itself, the set not only celebrates the high-octane legacy of Mad Max but in this 4K iteration also delivers an exceptional audiovisual experience for both longtime fans and newcomers alike. Continue reading “Mad Max 5-Film Petrol Can Collector’s Edition review (4K)”
Fantastic Beasts – 3-Film Collection review (4K)
The Fantastic Beasts: 3-Film Collection offers fans of J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World a comprehensive deep dive into the lore that preceded the Harry Potter saga. Spanning three films – Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, The Crimes of Grindelwald, and The Secrets of Dumbledore – the series explores Newt Scamander’s adventures and the rise of Gellert Grindelwald, weaving an expansive narrative about the struggle between good and evil. The 4K disc collection from Warner Bros is technically very impressive, even if the films themselves showcase a mix of charm and flaws, reflecting the evolution and challenges of the franchise. Continue reading “Fantastic Beasts – 3-Film Collection review (4K)”
House of the Dragon Season 2 review (4K)
Season 2 of House of the Dragon takes viewers deeper into the intricate and volatile world of Westeros, delivering a richly detailed narrative that expands on the familial rivalries and political intrigue introduced in its debut season. Based on George R.R. Martin’s Fire & Blood, the series explores the devastating consequences of ambition and betrayal within the Targaryen dynasty, setting the stage for the infamous Dance of the Dragons. The 4K disc release by Warner Bros offers an almost cinematic experience that makes this latest chapter in the series compelling to watch, even as certain elements of the season fall short of the high expectations set by its predecessor and the Game of Thrones series. Continue reading “House of the Dragon Season 2 review (4K)”
Developer interview: Bridge Command
We’re always up for a good crossover between video games and other media, and Bridge Command, the latest theatre production from Parabolic Theatre that is currently playing in London, is something special indeed. Instead of a regular theatre, the production actively involves the audience in an experience that puts them at the center of their own interactive journey through space. Featuring gaming mechanics, ‘replayability’ and live actors even when they appear on the starship bridge’s monitor, it’s certainly unique. We got in touch with Artistic Director Owen Kingston to learn more, and you can catch Bridge Command until January 31st if you’re interested. Continue reading “Developer interview: Bridge Command”
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