High definition has done amazing things for films in the nature documentary genre–it’s made them interesting again. This BBC production will delight anyone who loves to explore the world though their HDTV.
A thought-provoking and artfully-composed drama with elements of science fiction arrives on Blu-ray Disc. While the extras are a mixed bag, the whole package is certainly worth checking out.
Pioneer’s VSX-919AH home theater receiver gives you out-of-the-box iPod connectivity and control, plus 7.1 surround and an auto speaker calibration feature, all for what you might pay for your Blu-ray player alone.
LG’s BD370 is the company’s second Netflix-enabled Blu-ray player. It’s also offers YouTube. Mix that up with decent Blu-ray performance and quick disc response and you’ve got a media machine worth checking out.
The double-dip Collector’s Edition of the film on Blu-ray disc offers a host of bonus features for obsessive fans, not available in the original Blu-ray release.
Bedtime stories is a charming tale that twists reality and fantasy. If you can avoid the one major plot hole, it’s harmlessly entertaining.
Onkyo’s 7.1 channel, multi-zone TX-NR906 is a modern media hub that may smash your preconceptions of what a home theater receiver can (and should) do.
Take a good story with three dimensional characters, combine excellent animation with high quality video and audio transfers and you get one fine Blu-ray Disc from Disney.
