The Panasonic roadshow came to New York Town, with a portion of the new/upcoming plasma and LCD lines, including heretofore hinted-at marvels and impressive live demonstrations.
A handy companion to the feature film, The Black Freighter delivers a lost subplot (one of many) in its entirety along with some exceptional extras.
A fascinating hybrid of Shakespeare, Tolstoy and Proust, Sex Drive is a post-modern treatise on the universal human condition, now on Blu-ray with more boobies and man-business.
Just in time for the Watchmen movie, this disc offers a unique new spin on what is considered by many to be the greatest graphic novel of all time.
The Dark Knight returns, rubber butt-cracks and all, in a high-definition, Dolby TrueHD upgrade to Warner’s lavish 2005 DVD box.
The original super-heroine is back in this bold, satisfying new animated movie, even mightier in its Blu-ray edition.
Eric, Kenny, Stan and Kyle make their Blu-ray debut with loads of laughs, biting social commentary, celebrity impersonations and 5.1 music.
After 70 years, an animation classic arrives on Blu-ray. Well, technically, yeah, but….
Once and for all, we will try and demystify Blue Ray Technology for the masses, explaining what Blu-ray Disc is and why it rocks.
Curl up with a good bottle of Merlot (if there is such a thing), first to get in the mood for Sideways, then to ease the pain of the technical quality…
