Babylon 4K UHD [Blu-ray] [Region A & B & C]

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that chapter of history.) And speaking of this disc, Warner Bros. offers The Road Home as both a stand-alone Blu-ray and

The other half of its appeal is the story itself -- which again stems from the involvement of Straczynski, if we're being technical -- as it successfullyNOTE: This review's screenshots are sourced from the included Blu-ray disc, reviewed separately here. That would make for a decent set of stories, but behind it all is a battle between two ancient species that runs alongside an alarmingly prophetic storyline about an Earth government conspiracy. adapting their show into a feature-length animated film, and the unfortunate loss of so many castmates during the last several decades. A decent

Several years ago, I was reviewing Whiplash. I absolutely loved it. The performances, the visual style and even the subject matter in spite of me having not having a single ounce of musical talent. As it turned out, audiences did too. It garnered an Oscar win for J.K. Simmons. It also might be said that the most odd thing to recall about the follow-up film, La La Land, was that it “won” the Academy Award for Best Picture – but after the “glitch was fixed”, we know that the trophy went to Moonlight. I wasn’t too much of a fan of Chazelle’s next outing – First Man. I’m a fan of movies about space travel and the like, but this one didn’t really do it for me. Well we’re now treated to Hollywood, circa the roaring 20’s and they were called that for a reason. Fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy (and long) night. just a few short months before Babylon 5's long-awaited Blu-ray debut and is even fairly accessible for those who aren't as familiar with its universe.Synopsis: 2258 CE. Five hostile federations dominate the outermost regions of space. Heroes, thieves, and rare and exotic beings find refuge in this time of uneasy peace and the constant threat of war on a lone space station — the last and best hope for peace between a hundred worlds, alien and human alike — Babylon 5. There’s no word yet as to whether the series will be released on Blu-ray at long last, but this would certainly make sense, as it’s long been requested by fans. So watch this space for details on a possible release later in 2021. Meanwhile, you can read more here at Engadget. of the raucous, 1920s Hollywood scene and maintain their relevance at a time when the industry is moving on to the next best thing. A tale of outsized ambition and outrageous excess, it traces the rise and fall of multiple characters during an era of unbridled decadence and depravity in early Hollywood. A Panoramic Canvas Called Babylon (1080p, 30:50): The "wild time" that was Hollywood of the 1920s: life and partying,

from the show, supportive clips from the finished film, and conceptual artwork. This is more of a general all-encompassing tribute than one that Given that Babylon 5 celebrated its 30th anniversary this year (not to mention the fact that several key cast members have passed away in This is Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, set at the end of the Silent Era, only without Tarantino's sense of fun, or Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby, lensed through unflinchingly adult eyes, more than prepared to depict orgies in all their debauched 'glory' rather than pretend all rich people want to do is sip champagne. There's even streaks of Scorsese's Wolf of Wall Street in here, particularly as Chazelle unravels a group of individuals who you don't always feel you like very much, even if you're still compelled to watch them as they celebrate the highs and snort the lows.

The transition to shooting for the sound era offers a startling contrast of stop-and-start frustration for the cast and crew alike, unlike the uninhibited