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Peter Pan Blu-ray Review
In 1953, Disney released another classic in animation with PETER PAN. The magical tale is based on a 1924 play by the same name written by J.M. Barrie and where I belie...
Pinocchio (1940)
An old, lonely woodcarver along with his cat and fish, wishes upon a star for a real boy. The blue fairy appears and makes his wooden puppet Pinocchio come to life and de...
Pirates! Band Of Misfits Blu-ray Review
In the extremely funny, very enjoyable claymation/animation flick PIRATES! BAND OF MISFITS, the aptly named captain of the pirate ship, The Pirate Captain, decides to ent...
Planet 51 (Blu-ray)
PLANET 51 has a unique premise of humans switching places with the aliens. The idea that humans are aliens invading a less advanced species, whose one fear is monsters ...
Pork Chop Hill Blu-ray Review
During the Korean War, the 1953 battle on Pork Chop Hill cost many tragic lives between the U.S. Army’s 7th Infantry Division and Chinese and North Korean forces. T...
Potiche (Blu-ray)
Those of you who parlez-vous français, you know that POTICHE means ‘trophy wife’. This Parisian flick takes us back to 1977 where we meet 60-something Suzanne Pujo...
Prey Movie Review
In 1987, director John McTiernan directed one of the greatest action films of all time. No, I’m not speaking of 1988’s DIE HARD, which he also directed and is also on...
Pride and Prejudice (1995) Blu-ray Review
In 1995, the BBC adapted Jane Austen’s classic novel, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, into an iconic made for TV miniseries of the same name. For those of you unfamiliar with th...
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (Blu-Ray)
It might be important for all you gamer purists to know that having never played the video game PRINCE OF PERSIA, I have zero previous knowledge for what the film is base...
Prisoners Movie Review
A child being kidnapped is a nightmare for any parent and a topic that shouldn’t be taken lightly. PRISONERS dives head first into the frightening subject as an e...
