Trinity and Beyond - the Atomic Bomb Movie [Blu-ray]

Trinity and Beyond - the Atomic Bomb Movie [Blu-ray] Review

Trinity and Beyond - the Atomic Bomb Movie [Blu-ray] Overview

In the salad days of nuclear-weapons testing, the United States detonated 331 atomic, hydrogen, and thermonuclear bombs. Many of those explosions appear in Trinity and Beyond, which utilizes a lot of declassified footage, most of it in color. Standouts in

Trinity and Beyond - the Atomic Bomb Movie [Blu-ray] Specifications

In the salad days of nuclear-weapons testing, the United States detonated 331 atomic, hydrogen, and thermonuclear bombs. Many of those explosions appear in Trinity and Beyond, which utilizes a lot of declassified footage, most of it in color. Standouts include the United States' South Pacific detonation of an atom bomb 90 feet below the water to study the effects on a fleet of ships. Surprise, surprise, they sink! If that wasn't enough, the navy also loaded the decks with sheep to study the effects of the blast on life forms. Surprise, surprise, they die! Glowing leg of lamb anyone? This film will alternately amuse and horrify you at the rampant irresponsibility of the Soviets and Americans in their quest for nuclear domination. The Russians have the honor of having detonated the largest nuclear bomb ever at a whopping 58 megatons. The Hiroshima bomb was barely a kiloton. Of course, after the U.S. and Russia ceased their activities, the Chinese decided to get in on the act. But that's a different story for a different documentary. --Kristian St. Clair

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3D Science News 3D Minutes Field Sequential and Anaglyph DVD

3D Science News 3D Minutes Field Sequential and Anaglyph DVD Review

3D Science News 3D Minutes Field Sequential and Anaglyph DVD Feature

• Dual format- choose between field sequential or anaglyph 3D
• Educational
• images fly off the screen!
• Fun family entertainment!

3D Science News 3D Minutes Field Sequential and Anaglyph DVD Overview

See 37 one-minute shorts of fascinating 3D subjects shot from exotic

locales and landscapes. Watch the pelicans' synchronized ballet,

African Elephants stomping, hummingbirds, a secret pygmy dance

shot in 3D Nightvision, and much, much more!

View this DVD in anaglyph (red/blue glasses required) or field sequential 3D format (shutter glasses and viewing system required) Please note, viewing glasses are not included.

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Journey to the Center of the Earth [Blu-ray]

Journey to the Center of the Earth [Blu-ray] Review

Journey to the Center of the Earth [Blu-ray] Overview

JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH - Blu-Ray Movie

Journey to the Center of the Earth [Blu-ray] Specifications

When a seismic geologist (Brendan Fraser) discovers his lost brother's notes in a copy of the titular Jules Verne novel, he and his nephew (Josh Hutcherson, Bridge to Terabithia, Zathura) head to Iceland. There, joined by a fetching mountain guide (played by Icelandic actress Anita Briem), they get trapped in a cavern and go down, down, down, finally arriving in a primeval underworld full of prehistoric beasts and carnivorous plants. It would be pointless to complain about the empty-headedness of it all; Journey to the Center of the Earth aspires to be a kinesthetic experience. It wants to engage your adrenal glands, not your brain or your heart (the dialogue and characters are so generic, the script may have been cut-and-pasted from previous versions of Verne's book). Fraser, with his goofy handsomeness and accessible presence, provides a reasonably human axis around which all the frantic flying and swooping CGI effects revolve. The movie is as hollow as the world it depicts, but as mindless action movies go, you could do a lot worse. (Note: Journey to the Center of the Earth was released in theaters in 3-D, full of whizz-bang demonstrations of how far 3-D technology had come--trilobite antennae quivering towards the audience, a T-rex lunging out of the frame, even affable star Brendan Fraser spitting on us--as well as a half-dozen action sequences clearly destined to become video games or theme park rides.) --Bret Fetzer

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