Intent upon proving the superiority of plasma over LCD HDTV (even though they sell those, too) Panasonic performed critical side-by-side comparisons at behind-closed-doors technical briefings this week.
The Consumer Electronics Association convened in New York City for a series of events that looked back, forged ahead and showered some love on innovative new products.
Disney spared no expense to make this sophomore tale of the beloved fairy look its best for Blu-ray.
Science fiction. Mega franchise, Mega budget. Star Trek doesn’t waste its potential to be one of the killer Blu-ray apps.
Van Wilder’s Taj. Fantastic 4’s Silver Surfer. Underworld’s Lycans. Will Hollywood (and audiences) never learn to think twice before committing to anything with "Rise" in the title? At least Joe delivers plenty of action in impressive quality.
The furry, scaly, slimy working stiffs of Monsters, Inc. have never looked scarier than they do in Blu-ray high-definition. Throw in the convenience (and value!) of a bonus DVD and Digital Copy and you have a package worth screaming about.
Pixar’s latest should come with a warning label and a box of Kleenex, but instead UP lands on Blu-ray Disc with a bonus DVD of the film, Digital Copy, and an entire disc of extras.
Couldn’t someone from this year’s "Terminator Salvation" have gone back in time to warn the makers of 1990’s "Predator 2" of the folly of making an Arnold sequel without the Arnold?
The trippy, intense original 17 episodes return, this time in high-definition with a new 5.1 remix and a boatload of extras. Just the thing when you’re stuck in a Village with a lot of time to kill.
One of the year’s biggest blockbusters is also one of the best-looking/sounding discs ever, ready to transform your home theater into a battleground.
