Todd Karella

KIX and ’80s heavy metal fans will not be disappointed with this new release.

Instead of having someone else singing some of the songs Dennis DeYoung sang, Styx just completely leaves them out of the rotation.

What other challenge can you bring to the Winchesters that can compete with the one and only God?

Overall, the show was entertaining, filled with good storylines, villains of the week, and an overarching story that came to a satisfying conclusion.

Even with the major changes, it still held true to the previous seasons and was just as enjoyable.

It’s fun, silly, has exciting storylines, good action, and most importantly a heart.

The only issue in regards to the concert is that every time they perform they give the exact same performance.

It deserves to be in the collection of everyone who enjoys a good ’80s comedy.

The Walt Disney Company begins The Signature Collection with the studio’s first feature-length film.

The concert was fun to watch but there were some issues listening to it.

While the visual and the musical aspects of the concert were well done, there were a few things that were not so good.

The relationship between the main characters ends up feeling so natural it overshadows the film’s initial flaws.

It’s very difficult to enjoy the presentation as a whole, which is a shame because the music is so good.

It has a little bit of everything for anyone who watches.

Most fans will enjoy the season as it stays true to the characters and keeps the feel of the show exactly where it should be.

…and give Batman another exciting adventure.

This concert Blu-ray is the best I’ve ever seen.

Might be best for younger kids who are mainly interested in watching lots of different heroes and villains fighting it out.

Feels more like a history book than a biography.

The one thing that worked throughout all of the episodes were the musical numbers.

A reminder of how great Gallagher once was.

Learn what ultimately turned the lights out for good on Revolution.

Just knowing the basic plot, most people will be able to tell how everything’s going to play out.

An enjoyable adventure for any age.

Taking everything into consideration, Free Birds is an enjoyable film.

Most importantly, it’ll make you laugh.

A nice idea for the fans.

It’s difficult to believe that even hardcore fans of the first two films would find this satisfying.

The Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Celebration hits the silver screen.

I was impressed by how much things had changed.

Great for adults but not for kids.

Children will like the action, vivid colors, and silly creatures.

There are a lot of good things working for the show.

The writers once again show that nobody is safe.

Their performances are flawless and as good as they’ve ever been.

It’s a lot of rehashed ideas from the 80s that are poorly executed.

John McClane ceremoniously passes off the torch to his son Jack in this fifth installment of the franchise

This half of the seventh series is well done and the interaction between the two main characters adds a breath of fresh air to the franchise.

It’s entertaining, but difficult to understand why it needed to be released separately from Series Seven, Part Two.

Unfortunately, after introducing some great characters and a very interesting storyline, the film stalls out in the middle.

Plenty of action to satisfy everyone.

It keeps teasing and gearing you up for an amazing confrontational ending that it doesn’t deliver.

It deserves to be considered one of the lesser films in the series.

Unlike a number of films where the ending destroys a perfectly good film, the ending of this one is its saving grace.

If you’re a fan of the DC world or just like a good story, then this series will not disappoint.

One of the best comedies to come from the BBC.

Creative, fun, and left me looking forward to the next one.

An evening of fun with fellow Trekkies.

It would probably be more advantageous to wait until the full season is released.