Doctor Who: The Collection – Season 10 Review

Today’s review will cover the most recent, albeit chronologically the earliest season in this both equally lavish and expensive set of Classic Doctor Who, Season 10, which was Jon Pertwee’s fourth season in the title role. As will be discussed in upcoming reviews, each season which has been released has been significant within the original […]

Why the UK is the epicentre of a HK Cinema revolution, and how 88 Films is shaping up to rule.

Today in Something Blu, we are foregoing a review and will be bringing a discussion to the table, and as the article title says, will be about why the UK is the place to be for HK Cinema. Traditionally, most times you wanted to see a HK film not so long after its release, or […]

Commando: Director’s Cut (1985) Review

Today’s review on Something Blu will cover 20th Century Fox’s UK release of the quintessential 80’s action romp Commando, with the one and only Arnold Schwarzenegger in the title role. This release is the Director’s Cut edition, which was not previously available on Blu-Ray until the film’s 30th anniversary. Again, I’ll apologise for any bias […]

Face/Off (1997) Review

Today’s review on Something Blu will be covering Buena Vista’s UK release of the iconic sci-fi action lovechild, Face/Off, which starred Nicolas Cage and John Travolta in the main roles. I’ll be brutally honest, the plot portion of this review will have some bias so strong it’ll blow your eyebrows off. Face/Off is hands down […]

Timecop (1994) Review

Today’s review on Something Blu will cover Warner Bros. release of the surprisingly good sci-fi actioner Timecop, which starred Jean-Claude Van Damme in the title role. The mid 90s was a prosperous time for Hollywood. CGI was getting better by the day, budgets were getting bigger (I’m looking at you True Lies) and borders were […]

Red River (1948) Review

Today’s film choice was none other than the widely popular Red River which was Directed and Produced by famed Filmmaker Howard Hawks, often regarded has one of the best westerns to be made. For this review I will be using the Eureka! Masters of Cinema Blu-ray. How does the movie stand after nearly 71 years […]

The Punisher (1989) Review

Welcome, one and all, to the first review on Something Blu. Today’s review will cover Anchor Bay’s UK release of Mark Goldblatt’s stab at bringing a fan favourite Marvel character to the masses, 1989’s The Punisher, with the second best thing (beaten to the pole by ABBA) to come out of Sweden, Dolph Lundgren in […]