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One of Christopher Nolan’s most underrated movies. Great acting, great twists, and just incredibly well done from start to finish. Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman are both fantastic, and it’s one of those movies that gets even better the more you think about it afterward. The 4K transfer looks really good too, and Nolan always seems to make movies that feel cinematic in a way few directors can. ...

Absolutely loved this one. I’m a sucker for foreign films, and it was such a treat watching a war movie told from a completely different perspective than the traditional U.S. Hollywood version. The movie is brutal, beautifully shot, and incredibly well done. I’m also really glad Netflix didn’t keep this one locked away on streaming and actually gave it the physical release it deserves. If you’re...

We gave this one a shot and I was actually pretty surprised. I really feel like Pixar has gone backwards over the years, but Luca feels a little more like the Pixar movies from when they were really crushing it. It’s not quite on that level, but definitely better than a lot of what they’ve been putting out. When my 4-year-old wanted to watch it and I heard the plot, I was basically like, here goe...

I hadn’t watched Rocky in years, and I’m really glad I went back to it. It’s easy to forget just how good this movie is beyond the boxing. The backstory makes it even better. Sylvester Stallone wrote the script and famously refused to sell it unless he could play Rocky himself. That gamble obviously worked out pretty well. This is probably the best I’ve seen the movie look. It’s not the greatest...

They just don’t make movies like this anymore. Good acting, relatable characters, and a story that just feels real. Diane Keaton is great, and the movie has that classic 80s charm that Hollywood seems to have lost. Just a simple, well-acted story about work, family, and figuring life out. Really enjoyed this one, and I appreciate 3DBR carrying it because I had completely forgotten about it.

Damn, this movie was awesome. I went in with pretty low expectations, but had heard how good J.K. Simmons was in it, and he absolutely lived up to the hype. I never would have thought a movie about a conductor and a drummer could be this intense, but it’s tense almost the entire way through. Really well done and easily one of the biggest surprises I’ve watched in a while. The transfer looks real...

Really glad 3DBR had this disc because for some reason I had a hard time finding it. I remember watching this one as a kid, so it was pretty cool getting to watch it again years later with my family. Kirstie Alley and John Travolta are great together and the movie still has a lot of charm. If you like 80s movies that feel a little more real and less manufactured than a lot of what Hollywood puts ...

I didn’t have big expectations going into this one, but I was really surprised by how much I enjoyed it. Really good performances from Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening, and the whole movie just has a fun, easygoing feel to it. It’s based on a pretty crazy true story, but never feels overdone. Just a really well-made, enjoyable movie that ended up being much better than I expected. Definitely wo...

Shout can be hit or miss for me, but this one is definitely a hit. Wrath of Man is one of my favorite Jason Statham movies and probably one of my favorite Guy Ritchie movies too. The 4K transfer looks really good and the audio is strong, especially during the action scenes. The darker look of the movie comes across really well without losing too much detail. Statham and Ritchie just work togethe...

I wanted to like The Core more than I did, but overall I thought the movie was pretty forgettable. It has a fun disaster-movie idea, but the story and characters never really pulled me in. The 4K transfer is decent, but nothing that really impressed me. The audio was probably the highlight of the disc — some really good bass, surround activity and a few scenes that actually sound pretty big. Not...