The best Korean Western you’ve never heard of comes to Blu-ray Disc.
Will Ferrell et. al. stay classy with this best-ever edition of the iconic comedy, with alternate versions, terrific A/V quality, and sprawling extras that are more fun than a pregnant panda.
The era of the rock opera comes back to life in its original Quintaphonic glory but with updated picture and DTS-HD surround sound on Blu-ray.
The animated yellow family is in the Blu(-ray) for its lucky 13th season.
More discs, more answers, and more of everything, frankly: This overwhelming boxed set is worthy of the hours and hours of exploration it demands.
If "Death Wish" took place in the gritty lower-class neighborhoods of England the vigilante doing the shooting would be Harry Brown.
This all-star comedy comes off more like a first date: It’s awkward, often embarrassing, and puts a ton of pressure on the two main people involved.
With a great family, an exciting job and a killer hobby, Dexter might just have it all in the fourth year of his Showtime serial, here with some high-tech extras that just slayed me.
Didn’t you learn to always listen to your Mother? It’s hard not to here, when she’s got such a badass Blu-ray release.
This Aussie film noir will have you squirming, as a couple embroiled in an affair digs a deeper and deeper hole.
