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Deja Vu (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 23 April 2007
As far as Bruckheimer-produced movies go, Deja Vu is more Enemy of the State than Pirates of the Caribbean, but at least it is not that blasted Kangaroo Jack, which is great since this is from gritty director Tony Scott, who helmed Enemy.  Being a gritty movie, it's hard to imagine ANY of Scott's... Read more
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G.I. Jane (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 02 April 2007
This was an awkward time for Director Ridley Scott.  Post-Alien and Pre-Gladiator, Scott was regarded as a great sci-fi director without the arms for a great drama.  Demi Moore was not thought of as an amazing actress but rather a decent leading lady.  Viggo Mortensen was, well, nobody before Lor... Read more
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King Arthur: Director's Cut (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 02 April 2007
I was never a big fan of this movie but I am not here to review the movie itself as, if you are looking to buy this regardless of the slightly-more expensive Blu Ray costs, you have already made up your mind about the movie.... Read more
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Finding Neverland (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 19 March 2007
This one is presented in my more-preferred 2.35:1 widescreen ratio.  The only difference in the tech specs between this disc and Chicken Little is that there are more language selections on this.  Not a big deal to me, but it may be to the millions of Chinese and Korean who are left off of the la... Read more
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Chicken Little (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 19 March 2007
As this is a kid’s movie, it features the family-friendly 1.78:1 ratio Widescreen presentation (which the movie was created in).  With this presentation, there is no loss to the picture on any end of the movie.  It is not my preferred viewing, but  I would rather them present it in it’s original ... Read more
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