All articles by Chris Chiarella

Clint Eastwood’s latest is a touching, satisfying combination of cross-generational/cultural bonding and good old-fashioned ass-kicking.

Charles Dickens provides us with a Bleak exposé of British society, and the BBC serves it up with high-def relish, and a few sides.

The evidence comes into clearer focus in this 1080i five-disc set, with a snazzy new 7.1 remix and superior BD-Live.

Pixar’s sophomore effort is top-of-its-class in high-definition picture and sound, with new HD special features and the best of the old from DVD.

The sci-fi mega-actioner is back, with souped-up audio, maxed-out interactivity and the video… well, it’s there…

Shine up your badge, clip on your tie and get ready to laugh: No one’s taking mall security seriously on Kevin James’ watch.

Paramount has outdone themselves in a beautiful, high-tech set worthy of the iconic Star Trek cinematic franchise.

HBO’s crazy/sexy/cool vampire series doesn’t suck. In fact, this Blu-blooded boxed set will live forever.