Based on a premise that only gets progressively less likely the further it goes until it reaches an ending that might as well have been written for a fantasy novel.

A deplorable example of exploitation, cruelty, and nihilism masquerading as philosophy; a survivalist story in which the survivors are given the same reverence as horror movie victims.

All the actors are well cast; strips away all visual and thematic pretensions and plunges headfirst into pure adrenaline-pumping espionage.

The dogfights, in the style of a Star Wars, are nothing short of spectacular, but all the digital wizardry in the world can’t compensate for a inferior plot and one-dimensional characters.

Archer's second Blu-ray collection is even better - and dirtier - than the first, with even crazier episodes and more special features than ever.

FX's raunchy animated spy comedy comes home in its first Blu-ray collection that brings the first ten episodes of this hilarious series to fans.

Strips away all the unnecessarily detailed back stories that bogged down the first two films to a singular story that’s easy to follow and process - with scenes of relentless action and special effects.

Sherlock ends its second season on a high note with one of the most intense, exciting, and emotional episodes yet.

Should be seen first and foremost for the sheer magic of its storytelling, which takes on a new kind of grandeur with 3D that is immersive rather than gimmicky.

A harmless, well-intentioned movie that was clearly made with no goal in mind apart from being uplifting; in its innocence, it whitewashes a number of harsh realities, and repeatedly sidesteps plausibility for the sake of entertainment.