All articles by Peter Suciu

While androids may dream of electric sheep, virtual reality can have deadly real consequences in this tale of a simulated world.

A heartwarming story set in the frigid cold; this documentary-style tale, presented here in high definition, offers a fascinating look at the wild life of the polar north.

Baz Luhrmann’s story about the Northern Australian territories on the brink of World War II mixes romance, action and adventure in a tale that tries too hard to be another English Patient.

An action-packed thriller that seems hardly dated even a decade later. The only complaint with the Blu-ray version is that it lacks any notable bonus features – so don’t replace that deluxe DVD version just yet.

Spike Lee’s World War II outing proves that the director should stick to more familiar territory, and while this Blu-ray’s extras shed some new light into the legendary “Buffalo Soldiers,” the film can’t escape the fact that it is piled on mighty high.

This Oscar winning Best Picture from 25 years ago gets a fresh makeover on Blu-ray, while the two disc set’s bonus features help you understand Gandhi, the man, as much as Gandhi the film.

Serenity will satisfy fans of the TV series Firefly, but as it answers questions previously asked it could leave new viewers in the dark. However, the Blu-ray, which is loaded with extras, will manage to satisfy those fans who previously purchased the HD-DVD version.

RocknRolla marks Guy Ritchie’s return to what he does best, complex yet not complicated gangster films with a variety of interwowen stories and colorful characters.

While a visual treat, and an enjoyable film, the lack of extras in this Blu-ray package suggest that Sony didn’t get the message.