The sequel to 2004’s National Treasure doesn’t offer much different or compelling in the way of plot, but its Blu-ray release has strong sound and picture quality and an abundance of extras.
Nicolas Cage stars in this near farcical historical mystery that plays on cliché conspiracies concerning Knights Templar, Free Masons and hidden treasure, with a competent transfer and audio mix to Blu-ray Disc from Disney.
The Black Crowes got back together on their reunion tour in 2005 and proved they could still bang out some good, old fashioned rock and roll. It was captured in this spirited performance at the historical Fillmore Auditorium.
A fantastic and eye-opening film by first time filmmaker Rob Stewart that is guaranteed to not only alter one’s perspective on sharks, but open one’s eyes to the natural world around us.
Grammy winning R&B artist John Legend put on an excellent performance in concert for what was Sony-BMG’s first Blu-ray concert disc release and the picture and sound quality don’t disappoint either.
Director Quentin Tarantino’s excellent 1992 debut looks stunning in this 15th anniversary Blu-ray Disc edition of a modern classic.
An animé title with wonderful hand-drawn animation, but only an average story makes an appearance on Blu-ray with excellent audio and video quality.
The now legendary Rock band is captured on tour in the United States at the pinnacle of their Joshua Tree success in the 1980s in this classic concert film on Blu-ray Disc.
The film that turned his royal badness into rock royalty appears in the definitive edition of this Rock-movie classic with an unforgettable soundtrack.
The 1994 biopic about the legendary composer Ludwig Van Beethoven shines in this high definition release with marvelous acting by Gary Oldman, spectacular musical performances from Sir George Solti and the London Symphony Orchestra, and top notch audio and video quality.
