Recent DVD Reviews
Steven Wilson Hand. Cannot. Erase. Blu‑ray Review
Steve Wilson's Hand Cannot Erase is a progressive rock concept album written from the perspective of a woman who lives in a large city. The Blu-ray multi-channel 5.1 DTS-HD audio mix is stellar.
Man on the Moon DVD Review
The sound performance in this movie was very good. Of course, this was no disc of the action genre, but was still crisp and clear. The surround sound could be definitely be discerned throughout. …
Scarface DVD Review
Al Pacino gives an unforgettable performance as Tony Montana, one of the most ruthless gangsters ever depicted on film, in this gripping crime epic inspired by the 1932 classic of the same title.
U‑571 DVD Review
Incredible sound performance! This movie got "Best Sound" at the Academy Awards and this is the chance for DVD collector's to see why. Be warned that the depth charges may cause multiple concussions …
Marillion – Marbles on the Road
As any even casual reader of the Audioholics forums knows, Gene and Clint are HUGE fans of this band. As anyone who has read nearly any of my reviews knows, I tend to be a tiny bit tough. Put …
Al Di Meola – One of These Nights DVD Review
What a funky box, I thought when I unwrapped this DVD. Like most people, I am used to having to unwrap the DVD, fight with three different security tapes along the edges, and spend hours trying to …
Eagles – Farewell I Tour: Live from Melbourne (DTS)
In 1994, the hit band, the Eagles, reunited after a long, 14 year break-up. Together again, they embarked on the highly successful Hell Freezes Over tour. To mark the occasion they recorded a live …
Noel DVD Review ‑ Widescreen Review
Christmas Eve can be a strange and wondrous time - especially in New York City where multiple personal stories seem to connect and collide. A lonely and divorced publisher, Rose Harrison (played …
Neil Peart: Anatomy of a Drum Solo & Rush: Replay x3 Reviews
This year has been a good one for RUSH fans. The Canadian trio has been together for over 30 years, and continues to have a dedicated following. Two recent DVD releases are sure to please the long …
Batman Begins DVD Review ‑ Widescreen
Yes, yet another comic book based movie, but a darn good one. This movie is quite different from its predecessors. It takes on a much darker, much more serious side to the tale of Batman. Batman …