Leading man Brendan Fraser helps make this a worthwhile Journey, but the underwhelming picture, sound and bonuses have left me feeling a little hollow.
The Coen Brothers (and surrogate sibling George Clooney) are back, this time on the mean streets of D.C. for a bizarre black comedy.
Do you hear what I hear? Horton and Whoville reproduce remarkably well in DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1.
The destructive, melancholy brute may have skin of green, but his disc is a celebration of Blu.
The Cheetahs have just been spotted on Blu-ray, ready for a spin on that special teenager’s PlayStation 3.
An hysterical comedy in a locked-and-loaded Blu-ray edition: Who could ask for more? Except maybe TiVo in their trailer.
Fear not: All three versions of Jet Li’s penultimate martial arts epic are here. The audio is a respectable kick in the head, although the video might hit below the belt.
I guess we couldn’t have a “Mummy Trilogy” without there being a third movie, right? Well, so, here it is. Sounds nice, though.
Lock the windows, bolt the doors, and pour vinegar on the front steps: You won’t want anyone–or anything–to disturb you while you re-explore this Legend.
LOST found its way back on track in Season Four, and now maybe this HD set (with uncompressed linear PCM 5.1 sound!) will help the fans figure out just what the hell is going.
