Just in time (get it?) for Valentine’s Day, this unique blend of romance and science fiction might just be the chick movie that we Blu-ray-lovin’ guys can get behind, were it not for the frequent sight of Eric Bana’s ass. In glorious high-def.
This high-definition disc makes the most of every twitch, frown and raised eyebrow of a very flawed cast of characters in The Coen Brothers’ latest comedy.
No relation to Napoleon Dynamite as it turns out, this Dynamite embodies the best clichés of ’70s blaxploitation, in appropriately grainy high-def and thoroughly modern 5.1.
Writer-director-producer-actor Tyler Perry’s latest Blu-ray arrival aims to tickle the funnybone while tugging at the heartstrings. Whether it succeeds at either is largely up to the viewer.
David Tennant wraps up his time/space-hopping adventures and passes the torch to the next Doctor across these five TV specials, with solid HD video, surprisingly big 5.1 audio, and some smashing extras.
Revelations, surprise reappearances, buckets of blood and free-flowing bowels: It’s a brand-new Saw… with the original movie thrown in for good measure.
If you’re looking for a killer Blu-ray of a hot new sci-fi/action flick, well this one might just be an adequate substitute.
In Season Two, Chuck proved beyond a doubt that he was much more than just a nerd with a pocket protector… although he is that too, certainly, and therein lies his (and the show’s) charm. The allure of his latest Blu-ray is less obvious.
Hollywood’s doomed fascination with videogames continues in this sonically/visually power-upped but ultimately D.O.A. actioner.
The Botwins and the Hodeses are back for more, in 1080p and 7.1, and their many chronic problems translate to our viewing pleasure.
