Randy Miller III

Hi Randy. Are you able to post reviews of the Bugs Bunny 80th Anniversary Collection and Space Ghost and Dino Boy Blu-rays soon, since you've been covering a lot of WB titles lately? Thanks!

Great review. Just one thing: Valerie Gaunt played Justine, not Elizabeth, who was played by Hazel Court.

It wasn't irresponsible in the least. There wasn't one confirmed case of Covid attributed to going to the movie theater. That's a 100 percent success rate if you're counting. So how is that irresponsible. Again everyone was following protocols when we went. And we had a great time. Compare that to other things that caused the virus to spread and you can see my point.

“Considering Tenet's somewhat stunted box-office performance this summer...” Why was its performance stunted? Explain the context in your review. People reading your review in the future who aren’t regular filmgoers and don’t look at the release year and put two and two together may think the film bombed because it got really bad reviews or something. Also box office is two words, not hyphenated. Also you better check your facts about the film stock used... I expect higher quality “official” reviews on this site...

You should not have been picked to review Tenet. Seeing Tenet in theaters was far from "stupid" as you said. All precautions were taken and everyone had a great time. Just because you chose not to go to a theater doesn't make the people that did stupid. What's stupid is you saying that. Have fun staying in your mom's basement all day moron.

Re: The Outsider

It is revenge-times for true Stephen King fans.
From a King fan since 'Salem's Lot' I have noticed over the years, the more casual King reader criticism is about King's 'convoluted' endings and how they don't hold together very much. Personally, if I had never heard this criticism, it would never have occurred to me.
I have read dozens and dozens of King books and it was never an issue for me. It is the question that the concept asks of us (me), NOT the resolution. Horror is about the QUESTION.... What if?...
Leave it to comedy, drama, and fantasy to tie everything in a bow at the end. The stories I most love in the medium of horror and that I remember, are the ones that took my mind places, that were challenging ME to answer.
This show was like Heroin to an addict. Yum.
It FELT like King.
For me it wasn't NEW King, but sort of an updating.
It was like, hey, my questions are still here!
I hope there's more.

Hey, I noticed on your review of Scoob! that it's a one-disc release, but you had put that it was a 2-disc edition down in the review.

Your religious pomposity is GLARING... and beyond obvious. Your attitude is what eye-rolling is about. You hide behind 'Kirk Cameron' is bad, to show how objective you are, when that is merely an obfuscation of your hyper-subjective religious rabidness. 'Agnostic' is a label for the likes of YOU to spew. Confusing fantasy with reality is YOUR problem, NOT the people you try to categorize. YOU are to be labeled.... RELIGIOUS. Don't point away from your psychosis.

I'm wrong.
I thought you were implying a religious outlook.
you weren't.
My apologies to Randy.

Hi Randy. I wanted to let you know that Audio Mechanics did the sound restoration for Mystery of the Wax Museum. You gave the sound a nice review (thank you!) but you mentioned that you had little information about it. I'd be happy to fill you in on any other details.

Hi, Randy. Just wanted to correct a very minor detail, re: the review of Sliding Doors. You mention "a few odds and ends also found on a 2019 Region B Blu-ray," when, in fact, we didn't consciously use anything that was included on the Icon release in the UK. Even the audio commentary is brand-new to our release. Unless you're referring to the inclusion of a trailer, nothing is ported over from a previous release. While Icon did have access to some of Peter's home movie footage, we used SO much more and created a much longer piece from it. Thanks for the kind review.