Combining elegant features and attractive prices, Harman Kardon’s latest AVR lineup offers something for every Blu-ray fan.
When you’re ready to give your brain a rest and just have some R-rated fun, pop in this cranked-up Blu-ray and hang onto something.
Brace yourself for the latest antics of Michael Scott & Co. in one of their funniest seasons ever, their first on Blu-ray, with clever use of BD-Live.
The A/V receiver mavens at Onkyo tender their latest high-value home-theater-in-a-box, but is it truly Blu-ray-worthy?
In this thriller, bold journalists risk life and limb to uncover the truth. So when are they going to make a movie about me and Boylan?
Volumes Three and Four of the popular series are neatly packaged in a BD-Live-enabled high-def set with bonuses that are downright… heroic!
SCEA’s pride and joy has lost some weight, lost some girth (on the pricetag, too) and gained some new features along the way.
Bring together Julia Roberts, Clive Owen and the writer/director of "Michael Clayton" and what have you got? Not a whole lot as it turns out.
The home video premiere of Seth McFarlane’s animated Empire Strikes Back parody is celebrated with the first-ever Family Guy Blu-ray.
The unnamed man of steel flies again, but can his secret identity be maintained under the unforgiving scrutiny of high-definition?
