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Pink cleverly plays with the common problems of middle-age men commitment, infidelity, loneliness by putting them back in an era when none of that stuff mattered. Most importantly, Hot Tub Time Machine is quite funny, briskly paced, and consistently enjoyable. The film spins its wheels a bit after the gang lands in 1986 and I wish it had one more clever twist or turn to elevate the entire piece but this trip works. Instead of just coming out exhausted, hungover, and wrinkled, this trip through the Hot Tub Time Machine actually leaves the audience refreshed. The Blu-ray release of Hot Tub Time Machine includes an unrated version that I couldn t distinguish from the theatrical and a few brief special features. As for technical specs, the HD picture and sound are adequate without being too memorable. They don t distract from the comedy hijinks but it s not a particularly notable transfer. Hot Tub Time Machine stars John Cusack, Craig Robinson, Rob Corddry, Clark Duke, Crispin Glover, Lizzy Caplan, and Chevy Chase. It was written by Steve Pink and Sean Anders John Morris and directed by Steve Pink. It was released on Blu-ray and DVD on June 29th, 2010 and is unrated or rated R. Blu-Ray Review: Comedy Water is Fine in Hot Tub Time s not a perfect comedy but it s a heck of a lot closer than most of its recent genre peers and should satisfy those wanting to take an HD dip. New on DVDMuncie Star Pressall 8 news articles Blu-Ray Review: Comedy Water is Fine in Hot Tub Time s not a perfect comedy but it s a heck of a lot closer than most of its recent genre peers and should satisfy those wanting to take an HD dip. New on DVDMuncie Star Pressall 8 news articles Blu-Ray Review: Comedy Water is Fine in Hot Tub Time s not a perfect comedy but it s a heck of a lot closer than most of its recent genre peers and should satisfy those wanting to take an HD dip. New on DVDMuncie Star Pressall 8 news articles Hot Tub Time Machine Blu-ray Review Water is Fine in John Cusack, Craig Robinson Comedy /news/11198/blu-ray-review-comedy-water-is-fine-in-hot-tub-time-machine view page cached This is a Blu-ray review of Hot Tub Time Machine. Tweets about this link Blu-Ray Review: Comedy Water is Fine in Hot Tub Time s not a perfect comedy but it s a heck of a lot closer than most of its recent genre peers and should satisfy those wanting to take an HD dip. New on DVDMuncie Star Pressall 7 news articles Submitted by Anonymous not verified on September 18, 2010 2:49am. Hot Tub Time title; funny movie. I Really Like this movie. Select your preferred way to display the comments and click Save settings to activate your changes. The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly. Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically. Adds typographic refinements. Lines and paragraphs break automatically. Notify me of follow-up comments posted here. This question is for testing whether you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. Solve this simple math problem and enter the result. for 13, enter CHICAGO John Wells has been one of the most important voices in television for the last two decades, shepherding Third Watch, The West Wing, ER, Southland, Shameless, and many more. It s always hit-and-miss when a talent from one medium jumps to another and such is the case with The Company Men, starring Ben Affleck, Chris Cooper, Tommy Lee Jones, Maria Bello, and Kevin Costner. The great cast keeps it together and Wells has a keen ear for dialogue but the film never develops beyond a timely character study. CHICAGO I know that headline is silly and annoying. But it seems to me that the only way to approach a movie as original as Rubber is with a critical tongue in cheek. This is a cult hit in the making, a movie with enough going for it to overlook some pretty big flaws and a unique sensibility that separates it from the horror movie horde. I m not sure one should even call Rubber a horror movie. I m not sure what Rubber is. Can we invent a new genre? According to the latest NPD group report, during the month of December Blu-ray players held 60 percent of the HD media player market despite the fact that HD DVD players were considerably cheaper. While that mightve helped Warner in its decision to go Blu, the move has definitely had a dramatic effect on player sales since. According to the same study the week after the announcement, Blu-ray players were able to grab 93 percent of the market, which puts the year to date short, we know share for Blu-ray players at 70 percent. Granted, its hard to put too much stock in just a week or two of data, but if this and the recent media sales numbers 85 percent becomes a trend, maybe this wont be such a slow death for HD DVD after all. Wow, did you think that up all by your onesy or did you have help from your Jr. High pals? And yet you continue to post here so doesnt that make you a closet Blu-GAY? Or at best, blu-curious.