Delirious (Region 2) by Richard Schuchardt on 26/07/02
One to forget!
John Candy sadly passed away just under ten years ago. However he left behind an impressive catalogue of movies that he starred in. [Full Review]

Ali (Region 4) by Pete Roberts on 23/07/02
Forget what you think you know...
This was a film that had to be made and really had to be made quite well to receive any form of credit. Thankfully Michael Mann has proven he is a very talented Director and Will Smith has shown he is more than just a cool guy who shoots aliens once every few years. His portrayal of Ali is nothing short of brilliant and should�ve been ranked with Russell Crowe in the Oscar stakes, well above eventual winner Denzel Washington. With a great supporting cast including the sensational Jon Voight as muppet lookalike Howard Cosell the film makes good on its hype and really gives the audience the story we deserved. Brilliant video and audio and a good extras package with a couple of quality pieces makes this film and DVD a great addition to anyone�s collection. [Full Review]

John Q - Infinifilm Series (Region 1) by Mark McLeod on 22/07/02
Give a father no options and you leave him no choice
A down-on-his luck father, whose insurance won't cover his son's heart transplant, takes the hospital's emergency room hostage until the doctors agree to perform the operation. [Full Review]

Angel Eyes (Region 4) by Richard Schuchardt on 20/07/02
Some eyes are better off left closed!
Angel Eyes is the latest Jennifer Lopez film to make it onto DVD. Richard Schuchardt has the job of reviewing it. [Full Review]

Dude, Where's My Car? (Region 4) by Richard Schuchardt on 20/07/02
Dude, Where's The Storyline?
Over the last couple of years there has been an explosion of teenage American movies. Dude, Where's your Car is another one of these movies. [Full Review]

True Lies (Region 1) by Richard Powell on 19/07/02
Action Packed, Arny Flexes Weakest Muscle... Acting
A film really worthy of the title "thrill-ride", True Lies packs a punch, but the DVD flails. [Full Review]

Speed S.E. (Region 4) by Warwick Gaetjens on 18/07/02
How do you make a bus go faster? ... Put a bomb underneath it.
Speed has just been released in a special edition. [Full Review]

Star Wars: Episode I -The Phantom Menace (Region 1) by Richard Powell on 17/07/02
Every generation has a legend. Every journey has a first step. Every saga has a beginning.
Phantom Menace Touts Strong Audio & Extras, But Video Leaves A Little Something to Desire [Full Review]

Shallow Hal (Region 1) by Mark McLeod on 14/07/02
True love is worth the weight.
A shallow man falls in love with a 300 pound woman because of her "inner beauty" in the Farrely Brothers' Shallow Hal, starring Jack Black and Gwyneth Paltrow... [Full Review]

Dr. Who : Remembrance Of The Daleks (Region 4) by Richard Schuchardt on 13/07/02
One Step Too far!
Sylvester McCoy stars as the seventh and final Dr Who in this 1988 production. [Full Review]

Mean Machine (Rental) (Region 2) by Richard Schuchardt on 11/07/02
Vinnie plays mean

Willow: Special Edition (Region 2) by Chris Gould on 11/07/02
Adventure doesn't come any bigger than this.
From director Ron Howard and producer george Lucas comes and epic fantasy tale starring Wicket the Ewok. Confused? Read on... [Full Review]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The (Region 4) by Dave Manley on 10/07/02
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
David Manley goes into outerspace armed with his DVD player and a copy of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. [Full Review]

Starship Troopers: Special Edition (Region 1) by Chris Gould on 08/07/02
A new kind of enemy. A new kind of war.
In what is becoming an increasingly common trend, Paul Verhoeven�s ultra-violent sci-fi action flick Starship Troopers is the latest in a long line of films to get a new, Special Edition release... [Full Review]

American Outlaws (Region 4) by Pete Roberts on 08/07/02
Bad Is Good Again
Despite some enormous plot holes and terrible writing at times American Outlaws somehow manages to entertain. Suspension of disbelief is the key but the performances of some competent cast members help to lift this one just above average. A good video and audio mix and a couple of quality extras make this one a decent rental title to take a look at before the retail release at a later date. Hard to pick if you�ll enjoy this one but take a look and find out for yourselves. [Full Review]

I Am Sam - Platinum Series (Region 1) by Mark McLeod on 04/07/02
Love is all you need
Sean Penn, Michelle Pfeiffer and Dakota Fanning star in Jessie Nelson's touching tale of the challenges a mentally challenged man faces to regain custody of his daugher in I Am Sam [Full Review]

Big Trouble In Little China: Special Edition (Region 1) by Chris Gould on 03/07/02
Some people pick the darnedest places to start a fight!
I have somehow managed to avoid seeing Big Trouble In Little China in its entirety for a great many years, but thankfully Fox�s new special edition DVD affords me the opportunity to re-visit this adolescent favourite... [Full Review]

Predator: Special Edition (Region 2) by Chris Gould on 01/07/02
Nothing like it has ever been on earth before.
Following the theft of my R1 copy of Predator, I was left with the choice of either using the insurance money to buy another copy, or to hold out a few months and wait for the new R2 special edition. Well, I decided to wait, was it worth it..? [Full Review]

Indecent Proposal (Region 2) by Richard Schuchardt on 27/06/02
Can money really buy love?

100 Women (Region 4) by Pete Roberts on 26/06/02
A frantic, sexy, funny tale
Get through all the crappy sexual humour and the lame attempts at being downright disgusting and you�ve got yourself an easy-to-watch, lighthearted romantic comedy. Sam seemed to be more of a kook than kooky at first but he soon became quite likable in his quest for love. There is genuine interest raised about what really happened to Hope which keeps you at least half concentrating on the screen throughout the movie. Chuck in Annie, some more beautiful women, some gratuitous nudity and a pretty coy ending and you�ve got yourself a none-too-surprising flick that�ll still give you a bit of fun along the way. A full frame video transfer, the bizarre inclusion of a DTS track and a practically bare-bones extras department prove that this flick and DVD are pretty much a mixed bag. [Full Review]