The creator of the Walkman reinvents the brand with a premium portable multimedia player complete with OLED screen and Wi-Fi.
Yesterday at Park Avenue Audio in NYC, Marantz revealed specifics about their three new home theater receiver models.
Jonathan Demme’s timeless chronicle of Talking Heads in concert is actually 25 years old, which must be why the underside of the Blu-ray is expected to be silver.
The DVD Critics Awards is looking to an unexpected source to help them honor the year’s best discs. Will your voice be heard before the online polls close on August 28th?
Apparently the Last House on the Left doesn’t have an HDTV, otherwise its occupants would surely have noticed how frightening the video quality is.
The teenaged diva’s big-screen debut hits a few sour notes. So does the video quality in this three-disc set, although the voluminous bonus materials are enough to make even a fat lady sing.
Precisely choreographed and often wordless, Jacques Tati’s comedic opus has been restored for high-definition and speaks both French and English.
Fan-favorite Joss Whedon is back in a big way with a new TV series, ably fronted by the lovely and talented Eliza Dushku, and their solid Blu-ray first season set packs just the right extras.
Owing much to charming leads John Malkovich and Colin Hanks, The Great Buck Howard never strikes a sour note, although the video almost made my eyes water.
If you’ll laugh at anything and don’t care about audio or video quality or extras, then this is the Blu-ray for you!
