Heavyweight actors Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman put on strong performances in director Rob Reiner’s overly sentimental look at coming to terms with death.
The fast-paced fantasy film comes to Blu-ray with a stellar video transfer sure to please videophiles, but does the film have enough substance to hold the attention of a mature audience?
John Carpenter’s genre defining horror film arrives on Blu-ray Disc with a controversial yet excellent video transfer, full of details never before seen on any previous edition.
Stanley Kubrick’s sole excursion into the Horror genre appears here on this Blu-ray Disc release of the late filmmaker’s now classic screen adaptation of Stephen King’s best selling novel.
Yet another Philip K. Dick big-screen adaptation is a miss with this Nicolas Cage Sci-Fi vehicle appearing on Blu-ray Disc with above average picture quality and engulfing uncompressed PCM sound.
An average spy thriller with strong performances from Colin Farrell and Al Pacino offers a decent level of entertainment value, but the reference quality audio and video in this Blu-ray Disc release put it over the top.
One of the legendary paragons of concert films finally appears on Blu-ray Disc with it’s original quadraphonic soundtrack remixed into an amazing sounding TrueHD 5.1 lossless track, but with a glaring defect that should have been fixed.
With debauchery in tow, the original lineup of the Crüe returned in 2005 on their Red, White, and Crüe reunion tour and it was all captured in high definition. Sadly, the excellent performance and quality picture is hampered by a poor lossy soundtrack.
The legendary Hard Rock festival is captured in high definition on its 10th anniversary tour in 2005 and brought to Blu-ray Disc, but suffers from a lack of focus and lackluster, lossy soundtrack.
Director George Roy Hill’s 1969 genre-bending Western classic featuring Paul Newman and Robert Redford as the iconic historical figures comes to Blu-ray.
