|
|
Posted by DVD Verdict on 04/03/06 08:19
Today, DVD Verdict posted reviews of THE CUTTING EDGE: GOLD MEDAL
EDITION, THE EASTER BUNNY IS COMIN' TO TOWN, GET RICH OR DIE TRYIN',
MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA, NEW YORK METS: 1986 WORLD SERIES, THE TEN
COMMANDMENTS: 50TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION, and ULTIMATE FIGHTING
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSICS, VOLUME 2:
THE CUTTING EDGE: GOLD MEDAL EDITION (reviewed by David Johnson, overall
score 85/100):
"'Fool's Gold Medal Edition' is more like it."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/cuttingedgegold.php
THE EASTER BUNNY IS COMIN' TO TOWN (reviewed by Brett Cullum, overall
score 85/100):
"These were not animators who wanted to become cutting edge artists, but
reveled in their homemade, folksy interpretations of holiday classics.
Half the charm of Rankin and Bass productions lie in their dated
techniques, and I still find them far more artistically satisfying than
the best Pixar has to offer."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/easterbunny.php
GET RICH OR DIE TRYIN' (reviewed by Patrick Naugle, overall score
67/100):
"The movie is well constructed and acted, but it often feels like a
cliche of street violence, gangs, rappers, and turf wars."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/getrichordietryin.php
MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA (reviewed by Brendan Babish, overall score 79/100):
"Watching Memoirs of a Geisha is like dining in a lavishly decorated
restaurant that serves bland food in small servings. If you prefer
ambiance over gastronomical pleasure while dining out, you will probably
enjoy this movie immensely."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/memoirsgeisha.php
NEW YORK METS: 1986 WORLD SERIES (reviewed by Ryan Keefer, overall
score 86/100):
"Met fans should definitely have this in their library, as this is as
good as these moments are going to get presented (unless of course, you
were there)."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/mets1986worldseries.php
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS: 50TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION (reviewed by Ryan
Keefer, overall score 84/100):
"Aside from some really cool packaging (including a plastic window with
Heston's likeness on it that folds out to the three disc set) and the
silent film on DVD, there doesn't appear to be too much different from
this version than the Special Edition from a couple of years ago."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/tencommandments50th.php
ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSICS, VOLUME 2 (reviewed by Ian
Visser, overall score 50/100):
"The titles are dated and cheap-looking and there are a lot of early-90s-
era double-breasted suits and floral ties amongst the commentators
that add to the dated feel. Every expense, as they say, seems to have
been spared."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/ufcvol2.php
Mike Jackson
Editor & Webmaster, DVD Verdict
www.dvdverdict.com
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|