This week on The Film Cynics we begin our series on how to help you build a better DVD collection, staring with your sci-fi section.

John Woo’s The Killer attempts to pay homage to a number of early films, and somehow creates a film that the next generation need to tip their hats to.

Listen in on our reviews of Sherlock Holmes, The Blind Side and The Killer.

This week Steve & Brian review Jim Sheridan’s Brothers. If everybody did such a great job in their roles, how come this only rated as a “Renter”?

The Film Cynics review Michael Moore’s latest scathing endictment of American greed, Capitalism: A Love Story.

While Brian wasn’t blown away by Spike Jonze’s adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s classic children’s book, he still wants to reserve a spot for it in his collection.

Despite having all the elements of a fun filled gothomedy, John C. Reilly as a vaudevillian vampire couldn’t elevate this film beyond its amateurish script and weak leading players.

The Film Cynics review the DVD release of vampiric comedy, The Vampire’s Assistant.

With it’s impressive array of talent, Couples Retreat’s failure to deliver laughs took us completely off guard.

Brian and Steve couldn’t believe their own review when this adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger’s novel was our favourite of the week with Steve even giving it a Keeper.