Although he displayed off-kilter charisma in HBO's 'Treme' and 'Game of Thrones,' he's asked to play a conventional 2015 male ingenue here: a bland dreamboat with kind eyes, a well-trimmed beard and mustache, and rock-hard abs. Michiel Huisman fares no better as Ellis Jones, the first man to win Adaline's heart in decades. (There are moments where the storybook narration evokes ' Amelie' and ' A Very Long Engagement,' which likewise keep their heroines at arm's length, but Lively is no Audrey Tatou.) She's not bad, not great, just competent, and present. Lively is a poised restrained beauty, but the script treats her character as a figurine with no discernible interior life, and the actress does nothing to contradict that impression. The casting of the leads doesn't add any spark. The imagery-though shot through with fairy tale special effects and meticulous re-creations of period cityscapes, cars and costumes-feels more literary than cinematic: a slide show illustrating a novel that never was. The third-person storybook narration drifts in and out as needed. Mills Goodloe and Salvador Paskowitz and directed by Lee Toland Krieger, 'Adaline' starts off handsome but dramatically inert.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull finds Indy (Harrison Ford) trying to outrace a brilliant and beautiful agent (Cate Blanchett) for the mystical, all-powerful crystal skull of Akator in a quest that is filled with 'spectacular fun' (Claudia Puig, USA Today).This sounds more compelling than it plays, at least at first. Steven Spielberg and George Lucas bring you the greatest adventurer of all time in a film packed with 'sensational, awe-inspiring spectacles' (Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times). Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

And behold the Holy Grail's power to give and take life, as Indy and his father race against time in this timeless classic. Follow Indy as he inches through the rat-filled catacombs of Venice, battles Nazi flying aces in a thrilling biplane dogfight, and braves the thunderous firepower of an unstoppable tank. The Nazis are on the trail of the Holy Grail, and have kidnapped Indy's father, the foremost authority on the Cup of Christ. In a prologue that reveals a young Indiana Jones (River Phoenix) in one of his first adventures, this thrilling screen epic continues as an adult Indy (Harrison Ford) embarks on a perilous quest for his cantankerous father, Professor Henry Jones, Sr. Relive the fun and excitement of keeping up with the Joneses in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade now on Blu-ray. Join Indy as he outwits blood-thirsty villains and experiences the spectacular twists and turns of a thrilling mine car chase in the ultimate roller-coaster adventure. Along for the raucous rescue attempt is Indy's pint-sized sidekick, Short Round (Ke Huy Quan) as well as a reluctant nightclub songbird, Willie Scott (Kate Capshaw). Indy must save the children and avoid becoming a slave himself to the evil Thuggee cult. After barely escaping a raging Shanghai nightclub brawl, Indy crash-lands into the wilds of India where he uncovers a sinister scheme that has enslaved a remote village's children in a fortress-like mine. Follow the legendary hero from one cliffhanger to another in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) brings his darkest and most chilling adventure to Blu-ray. And finally witness the power of the Lost Ark unleashed as Indy stays one step ahead of the Nazis in this classic treasure. Explore the darkest jungles of South America, the bustling marketplaces of Cairo, and a top-secret submarine base with Indiana Jones as your guide to adventure. Indy must discover the Ark before the Nazis do, and he has to survive poison, traps, snakes and treachery to do so. Accompanied by his feisty, independent ex-flame Marion Ravenwood (Karen Allen), the two-fisted archaeologist embarks on a thrilling quest to locate the mystical Ark of the Covenant. Join the legendary hero Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) in one of the greatest screen adventures of all time now on Blu-ray.

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