Peter Jackson
The Hobbit Trilogy 3D Extended Edition review (Blu-ray)
If you thought the original version of The Hobbit Trilogy was a bit on the short side, prepare to feast your eyes – here in the Extended Edition is almost NINE...
The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies review
>And so, finally, after another three years and about five hours of film that we really didn’t need, Peter Jackson’s bloated Hobbit “trilogy” finally comes to an end.
The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug review (3D Blu-ray)
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey review (Blu-ray)
With a running time pushing three hours, it’s not just an unexpected journey that the titular halfling embarks upon in this, the first big-screen adaptation of JRR Tolkien’s enduringly popular...
The Lovely Bones review (DVD)
As Robin Williams discovered to his cost in What Dreams May Come, heavenly visions and cinematic experiences do not always go well together.
The Lovely Bones
As Robin Williams discovered to his cost in What Dreams May Come, heavenly visions and cinematic experiences do not always go well together.
King Kong
Jackson’s re-imagining of King Kong is quite possibly the finest movie ever made. Critics have already hailed it as the first bonafide contender to dethrone James Cameron’s Titanic as the...
King Kong (DVD)
Upon finding the perfect leading lady for his latest flick, producer Carl Denham (Black) takes a crew to the mysterious uncharted Skull Island — home to a violent tribe, dinosaurs,...