Even though the video transfer shows the film’s age and could have used more restoration, the film should still be a staple entry in any Miyazaki collection.

If you’re tired of trite musical numbers, grating princesses, or over-the-top CGI, then this film is for you.

Though the Blu-ray content is very thin, anyone who has ever had a true bond with a dog will love the message in Hachi.

The Blu-ray disc is certainly one to show off your system, but the listless special features hurt an otherwise excellent presentation.

Ewan McGregor’s career seems to be taking of again, as he joins superstar Jim Carey in one of the most interesting? Films I have seen.

Comedy and heart are the common threads that carry the film above the stereotypical making it color blind. One of the most heartfelt, fun-filled and entertaining weddings of the year.

Whether you have seen every Miyazaki film or this is your introduction to his work, I guarantee that this film will make you smile time and time again.

In an effort to cater perhaps to Pattinson’s fan base, Remember Me focuses too much on the fledgling affair when the real, and more important theme—wrecked families can produce troubled children who have issues functioning both inside and outside the family unit—is the background for at least the first half.