Terry Zwigoff’s 1995 documentary portrait of "underground" cartoonist R. Crumb hits viewers harder than ever with Criterion’s refined picture and sound, and almost an hour of lost scenes.
Panasonic’s G25 series of 1080p plasma HDTVs may not have 3D capabilities, but they still produce some drop dead gorgeous images.
The exceptional crime drama arrives on a Blu-ray that truly celebrates the Oscar-winning/nominated cinematography and sound, along with extras that go beyond the ordinary.
A lot of people have tried proprietary ways to deliver an enveloping audio experience from a single box, but ZVOX has been using their PhaseCue approach for several years now and–spoiler alert!–it works, better than ever with the addition of digital inputs.
Batman meets his match in one of the better, grittier direct-to-Blu DC Universe adventures, ably captured in high definition and DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1.
Let your Blu-ray player be your hot tub, taking us back to the simple, pre-Internet days of VHS, MTV and F-U-N.
With their biggest-ever included hard drive, built-in 802.11n Wi-Fi, more ports and a slick new look, the lovely new Xbox 360 is Microsoft’s most home-theater-friendly model ever.
The Edward Norton-starring romance/mystery magically appears on Blu-ray, with a few bonuses but only if you know where to look. (Hint: They’re not up his sleeve.)
Unless you’re already a fan of the heroic half-immortal from his books, this audio/video stunner’s cornucopia of clichés will likely leave you muttering, "Oh, gods…"
Despite his character’s recent release from a mental hospital, Ben Stiller proves that he can be more than just crazy on screen in this loosely structured character study, now on Blu-ray with scant extras.
