The father of Star Wars and Indiana Jones puts blockbusters in the rearview mirror and looks ahead to smaller, more personal projects.
Criterion’s new Blu plumbs deeply into Oscar winner Danny Boyle’s first feature film.
One of the most offbeat love stories of all time, now in fairly straightforward but satisfying Blu-ray from Criterion.
As Disney’s John Carter, hunky Taylor Kitsch battles Martians and clichés on a grand scale.
They had us at Retina display, a first on the iPad, this new one managing to cram in four times the pixels of the iPad 2.
The cutting-edge audio (and video!) mavens wined me, dined me and 6.9’d me, and my ears are still ringing. In a good way.
The great Joe Satriani rocks the home theater in 3D and Dolby’s new 96K Upsampling.
Get to know John Malkovich all over again with this terrific new Criterion Blu-ray.
Sparks fly as Rock Hudson and Doris Day make comedy history, fully restored for this much-deserved Blu-ray splash.
Once and for all, Chuck is retired, and the inevitable melancholy taints his last Blu-ray edition.
