This one was almost Lost in the holiday shuffle: One of the most lavish and original single-season TV-on-Blu-ray sets ever, cleverly themed around the mysterious island.
With a faster processor and a nifty Voice Control feature, the newest iPod touch looks much the same as last year, but with a slight edge in coolness.
Quentin Tarantino tackles World War II as only he can, in this singular not-really-a-remake that looks great on Blu-ray, with plenty of glourious extras.
It’s the new math: Samsung adds a Profile 2.0 Blu-ray player to their latest soundbar, while subtracting the need for ethernet and subwoofer cables.
The penultimate season of ABC’s game-changing sci-fi/action/drama looks and sounds spectacular, adorned with some of LOST’s best extras yet.
J.D. (Zach Braff) bids farewell to Sacred Heart Hospital in this sickeningly funny season, the first to arrive on Blu-ray.
A team of talking puppies sets out to rescue the fragile Christmas spirit from utter obliteration, which is the same grim fate I was quietly hoping would befall this inane movie.
With more than enough goofy thrills for the kids and even a couple of chuckles for mom and dad, this well-accessorized Blu-ray package–with DVD, Digital Copy and BD-Live–doesn’t come up short.
A new director, a new cast and a new perspective on the Future War doesn’t necessarily make for a compelling four-quel ("fork-well"?), but the Blu-ray mostly kicks shiny metal ass.
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