'I Am Number Four' Review: 'Harry Potter' with a Dose of Octane

I Am Number Four is the movie D.J. Caruso should have made after Disturbia. Unlike his follow-up Eagle Eye, I Am Number Four remains a smart, exciting movie that never tries to dumb down the material for the audience. It also remains close to the source material, avoiding disappointing fans of the book.

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How to Train Your Dragon Blu-ray Review

"How to Train Your Dragon" received one of the three Oscar nominations in 2011 for Best Animated Feature Film. The movie was a departure for DreamWorks, providing a solid story without the normal pop culture references the animation studio is known for. The Blu-ray of the movie provides a number of fun, interactive features for fans, kids, and adults alike.

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