cuau_cg escribió:Pero esa no es razón para evitarla, la película es buena y por lo menos yo no recomendaria el dvd sobre el blu-ray.

Cita:Gulliver's Travels might be worth a rental for Jack Black fans, and even then 3D-capable viewers might want to instead choose the standard 2D edition.

Reviewed by Martin Liebman, August 11, 2011 escribió:Cinematic blasphemy. Now converted to quasi-3D!

Priest isn't worth the meager 87 minutes its asks of its audience. It's competently put together from a technical perspective, but forget any sort of originality in any area of the production. It's just a re-imagining of bits and pieces from other, mostly better, movies, and there's no artistic or thematic value of which to speak. This is big studio entertainment at its low point. Through sheer force of dollars thrown its way and a cast and crew that's at least competent, the movie just barely avoids the absolute bottom of the barrel. All that Priest is really good for is to serve as an example of a movie that's just blatantly unoriginal, but sadly such movies abound these days, effectively taking away its only real "positive." Sony's Blu-ray 3D release of Priest delivers a technically steady but dimensionally underwhelming 1080p Blu-ray 3D transfer, the same killer lossless soundtrack as found on the 2D-only release, and two new extras. Ultimately, there's no real reason to spend extra money on this 3D version. Skip it.

gonzalo MX escribió:

Reviewed by Martin Liebman, August 11, 2011 escribió:Cinematic blasphemy. Now converted to quasi-3D!

Priest isn't worth the meager 87 minutes its asks of its audience. It's competently put together from a technical perspective, but forget any sort of originality in any area of the production. It's just a re-imagining of bits and pieces from other, mostly better, movies, and there's no artistic or thematic value of which to speak. This is big studio entertainment at its low point. Through sheer force of dollars thrown its way and a cast and crew that's at least competent, the movie just barely avoids the absolute bottom of the barrel. All that Priest is really good for is to serve as an example of a movie that's just blatantly unoriginal, but sadly such movies abound these days, effectively taking away its only real "positive." Sony's Blu-ray 3D release of Priest delivers a technically steady but dimensionally underwhelming 1080p Blu-ray 3D transfer, the same killer lossless soundtrack as found on the 2D-only release, and two new extras. Ultimately, there's no real reason to spend extra money on this 3D version. Skip it.

Cita:The Prophecy Blu-ray, Overall Score and Recommendation
The Prophecy should have been so much more. The story and the characters are just too big for the movie, and it crumbles under their weight. The picture is poorly paced but nicely acted. The plot is far too conventional considering the unconventional character roster, the movie boiling down to a pretty standard Chase/Mystery movie that just so happens to play around with a host of Biblical figures. These sorts of Religious Thrillers never really capture the essence or scope of the materials in which they dabble; this and others like it instead turn into everyday movies with no real heft or purpose, a shame considering the potential that exists to create something completely original and unforgettable. Echo Bridge's Blu-ray release of The Prophecy yields decent-to-disastrous picture quality, an adequate lossless soundtrack, and no supplements. Skip it.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Prophecy-Blu-ray/29773/#Review

Cita:Brace yourselves for a sequel so bad, so dysfunctional that the scariest thing about it is the prospect of watching it in its entirety. If I didn't have a review to write, I don't know that I would have subjected myself to the full 95-minutes of Revelation. That said, if I had cut my viewing short, this would probably be a slightly more positive review. (Slightly.) So it goes. Universal's Blu-ray release is better, thanks to a solid video presentation and a terrific DTS-HD Master Audio track, even though the disc's 6-minute supplemental package is a disappointment no matter how you feel about the film itself. Definitely rent Silent Hill: Revelation before considering a purchase.

(01-23-2013, 03:02 PM)el Fer escribió: ¿porque me ponen temas en el foro donde no puedo evitar tirarle carreta a elchb y al lost hero???? hahaha

Cita:Day of the Falcon Blu-ray, Overall Score and Recommendation

In "The Making of Day of the Falcon", the founder of Qatar's Doha Film Institute says that their "investment" in the film lies in the opportunity for aspiring young filmmakers to observe firsthand a professional film company at work. Her comments reflect an astute, long-term view. The film that Day of the Falcon aspires to be will almost certainly not be made by Westerners. It will be made by as-yet-unknown talents who emerge from places like the DFI and, having absorbed the techniques of classic Hollywood epics, reinvent them for their own purposes, to tell their own stories. Day of the Falcon stands as an object lesson in the futility of outsiders trying to tell the story of a culture they are still trying to understand. Lawrence of Arabia works, because its hero is one of the outsiders. Day of the Falcon is Arabia without Lawrence, and it never gets beyond the surface. Recommended as a Blu-ray, but not as a film.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Day-of-the-Falcon-Blu-ray/63237/#Review

Cita:Parental Guidance Blu-ray, Overall Score and Recommendation

Think of Parental Guidance as Modern Family: The Movie—same generation gaps, same parenting disputes, same precocious kids—but not nearly as funny or sharp or culturally astute. The fuddy-duddy film sits in that entertainment gray area between "not offensively bad" and "but not really worth watching, either." It also proves definitively that present day Billy Crystal is far better presenting movie awards than appearing in movies themselves. 20th Century Fox's Blu-ray release is nicely put together for this sort of film, but Parental Guidance would make a better Netflix rental than a solid purchase.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Parental-Guidance-Blu-ray/64155/#Review

Cita:White House Down fails on nearly every level. The action proves terribly routine, the script falls short of mediocrity, the performances are flat, the humor is overbearing, there's not an original moment to be found, and most of the movie looks like it's made out of plastic or inside Photoshop. It's grossly inferior to Die Hard, never mind its "White House under siege" 2013 counterpart, Olympus Has Fallen. There is decent chemistry between Tatum and Foxx, but that's hardly enough to save one of the most disappointing Action films of the past several years. Sony's Blu-ray release of White House Down does feature genuinely fantastic video and audio. A healthy assortment of featurettes are included. Worth a rental as a companion piece to Olympus Has Fallen.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/White-House-Down-Blu-ray/69287/#Review

Cita:R.I.P.D. Blu-ray Review
"Learn to sit on your regret and pain until it turns into a dull, persistent ache!"
Reviewed by Kenneth Brown, October 25, 2013

Even as an at-times shameless Men in Black clone, R.I.P.D. could be much, much better. A sharper vision, more decisive direction, a smarter screenplay and less generic baddies would have gone a long way to patching the film's wounds, which is where the cast -- Schwentke's saving grace -- comes into play. R.I.P.D. never amounts to a good film, but Reynolds and Bridges give it a go anyway and breathe as much life into the horrifying hijinks as possible. I hated almost every minute of Schwentke's supernatural romp and yet enjoyed watching Reynolds and Bridges have a ball. Go figure. Universal's Blu-ray release is another matter, thankfully. While its special features leave a lot to be desired, its AV presentation is sound, with a strong video presentation and terrific DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround track. Even so, I'd recommend proceeding with caution.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/RIPD-Blu-ray/77639/#Review