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Goodfellas (20th Anniversary Edition) Blu-ray Disc Review

By brenden ⋅ February 20, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment

Goodfellas is twenty years old? Get the f*$& outta here! There’s no denying that this is one of the finest mob movies, if not one of the finest films that has ever been made. And the new Blu-ray from Warner, celebrates the anniversary with a new silk suit and haircut but, sadly the mobster inside remains the same. Um…by that, I mean that this is the same disc they released three years ago in a new package. …Continued…

Goodfellas: 20th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray Disc Details, Package Art

By brenden ⋅ November 10, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment

We’ve finally got some details on Warner Home Video’s upcoming Goodfellas: 20th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray Disc set. Not only do I love this film but I love the idea that we’re getting a new edition of it packaged in a digibook along with a whole host of additional special features. I fear, however, that Disc-1 of the 2-disc set, the one with the feature on it, will just be a re-purposing of the previously available release. If that’s the case, we may have to wait until a possible 25th Anniversary Blu-ray edition of the film to get an audio upgrade from the 2007 lossy Dolby Digital to a lossless soundtrack. …Continued…

Goodfellas 20th Anniversary Blu-ray coming in February

By brenden ⋅ October 26, 2009 ⋅ 4 comments

You might remember that I picked Goodfellas as one of my Top 8 Blu-ray Discs to get Dad for Father’s Day this year. I had to. It’s one of those films that my father will watch over and over and over again. Clearly it plays well to the over-50-with-adult-children set. Hell, it plays well to damn-near everybody! What a perfect film. And now it’s getting a new edition to celebrate its 20th Anniversary. …Continued…

Observe and Report Blu-ray Disc Review

By brenden ⋅ October 5, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment

What do I say about the newest Seth Rogen comedy, Observe and Report on Blu-ray disc? It’s not a really funny film. It doesn’t have any truly likeable characters. The story isn’t dramatic or moving in any way. The photography is nothing to write home about. The music…I don’t even recall. Was there music? Sigh…Hold on…Let me down this bottle of scotch and try watching the film again. I have a feeling that being half-in-the-bag might just be the ideal state in which to consume Observe and Report. …Continued…

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