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Tomorrowland (2015)
Not every Disney ride is cut out to become a full-on movie, and this flick proves it. Pirates of the Caribbean definitely nailed the formula, but Tomorrowland? Well, it’s one of those ideas that sounds cool on paper and looks gorgeous on screen, yet the story feels as bland and predictable as something like Zathura. George Clooney doesn’t quite fit the role, but thankfully, the girl’s character carries most of the plot weight, which keeps things somewhat interesting. Honestly, it drags a bit and can get pretty dull at times. On the technical side, the Blu-ray quality is top-notch, with picture quality that’s sharp and visually impressive. The audio is decent—clear enough but a bit too soft and subtle for a movie that should be more dynamic sound-wise. The extras help patch up some of the story’s gaps, giving you a bit more context. All in all, this one lands comfortably in the “good but not great” zone.

Double Dragon (1994)

The video quality is seriously impressive, and having the German audio track included was a total win for me.

Stealth / Vertical Limit (2000-2005)

Wow, Stealth seriously blew me away—this was my first time catching it in HD, and man, it looked and sounded incredible. I was grinning like a kid the whole time, totally hooked. Big thumbs up for Stealth without a doubt. As for Vertical Limit, that one’s just a little extra treat; it looks and sounds sharp too, but honestly, the movie itself doesn’t really hit the mark. Still, for five bucks, you really can’t complain when you’re getting two flicks that both look fantastic and come with crisp HD audio.

Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue (2010)
Awesome flick for the whole family! Snagged it for my little 3-year-old, and honestly, she was totally hooked from start to finish!