Daniel Jackson

You should maybe write a book about your experiences and filming. Would make for an interesting read.

Been saying that for years now. Give us the BD and nothing else. Keep the price down.

I always loved that particular scene in the movie so it's great to see some behind the scenes footage of it. Hope that makes it into the Bad Boys II Blu-ray should it EVER come out.

Act Of Valor looks surprisingly good considering just how it was shot.

I liked this version quite a bit. Much better than Tarsem Singhs effort.

I believe that the score is extremely important to the movie. Prime example being Ennio Morricone's beautifully haunting score for Casualties Of War, or indeed any of John Williams scores. They are often like an additional cast member.

What a f@cking mess.

I have no issues with steady cams, I do, however have problems with a lot of the dodgy 3D effects used in some movies.

When movie studios stop releasing crap movies and charging us a small fortune to watch these crappy movies maybe then people will go back to watching movies in cinemas.

Moore's Bond got more and more ridiculous. Almost like a parody of itself. Saying that, there were some good moments if you look hard enough.

Always had a soft spot for James Stewart a True American and a fine actor.

Ah the famed Bliar smoke and shadows trick.

I think the shaky cam in the beginning showed that they were still in fear and looking over their shoulders and fighting for survival.

I enjoyed Moore's Bond when I was a kid, but once my balls hit the floor I wanted some one who took the role more seriously.

That would be great. At least lately studios have begun to put 2D and 3D versions of a movie on the same disc. Keeps prices down and provides future proofing if you do not have a 3D system.

In all fairness and having been to South East Asia on a number of occasions only a "Westerner" would consider saving his fellow human beings. Google Philippine crab mentality for a fair description.

You've lost half the damned screen area.

A lot of people were complaining that they missed the additional scenes in the credits of the movie. Haven't they learned anything from Iron Man 1&2, The incredible Hulk, Captain America and Thor?

Having enjoyed both of Daniel Craig's outings as James Bond 007 I am really looking forward to his latest offering, Skyfall. Having watched the teaser trailer for it last night and knowing who is in front of and behind the camera I know I will NOT be disappointed. What are your initial opinions? http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=8757

I still think that 1920 X 1080P is more than good enough for home cinema.

Not nearly as much fun though.

Totally agree with you. I would also like to see a rebooting of Serenity.

Totally agree with you. To me the Banner/Hulk was the main characters. The scene where he is fighting alongside Thor and then punches him was superb. Did you see the look in his face, that weren't dumb that was wise ass. So true about the kids. It was the same at my cinema, full of teens but silence, except where there was humor then laughing before more silence.

Tom Hardy is one mean mother f@cker in this movie.

The thing that people need to understand is what works in the cinema on a a 80 foot screen does not necessarily work well at home on a 50 inch screen.