With its now archaic title, we maintained managed expectations for the Blu-ray release of this 20-year-old film about marital trust and very dated technology.
Luc Besson’s cult favorite, about a professional killer and his budding 12-year-old protégé, is almost deadly serious on Blu-ray, complete with both the theatrical and extended versions.
A twist on the old Cyrano story updates the setting to a local morning show and cable access programming for the Blu-ray age.
Have a shelf of DVDs or even HD DVDs or Blu-ray Discs that you aren’t watching anymore? Amazon.com will now let you trade them in for cash (OK, Amazon cash) and will give you a $10 bonus toward the purchase of new Blu-ray Discs.
The story of a creature who was given life, yet never given a name, is barely is given much else in this Blu-ray version.
When four high school girls come together to form a witches coven, emotion clouds their friendship. The new Blu-ray edition lacks any magical extras or hocus pocus to put it in sharper focus.
Jim Henson’s first non-Muppet-specific feature film tells the story of three races that live in the shadow of a powerful artifact, and on Blu-ray disc this film seriously heads through the valley of uncanny in ways that might not have been seen previously.
Jim Henson’s foray into Muppet-assisted live action on Blu-ray isn’t so much revisiting a classic as it is a reminder of just how cheesy the films of the mid-80s could be (but in a good way).
The satirical rocumentary of fictitious-turned legendary band Spinal Tap gets full treatment on Blu-ray as the feature film and a handful of extras appear on the two-disc set.
Told from three perspectives — a group of grocery store clerks, two actors and a drug dealer — this anti-Christmas tale spans a 24-hour period in the LA rave culture, highlighting a drug deal gone bad and its aftermath.
