Although this may be one of Mel Brooks’ more sharp Blu-ray releases, it’s also one of his least funny.
Steven Spielberg brings his version of the H.G. Wells classic to a new audience with some of the best audio you will ever hear, although the flawed video is a casualty of this War.
Only in a sappy love story will a soldier named John receive an actual "Dear John" letter.
Enlightening, entertaining programs like this gorgeous HD documentary series represent some of the very best that Blu-ray has to offer.
A sappy film that is actually a bit extra ordinary in plot looks and sounds far better than average on Blu-ray.
It is a road to nowhere in this post-apocalyptic tale on Blu-ray where the most important part of life for a father and son is just surviving.
Can’t handle the tooth? We don’t blame you. Still, this Blu-ray transfer sparkles like a freshly polished pair of choppers.
Sookie, Bill and the rest of the Bon Temps freak brigade return in this sexy, scary, witty sophomore season, with vibrant HD reds and terrific extras.
Tim Burton’s reinvention of Alice is definitely worth the trip, although in all ways but one the Blu-ray is not the stunner it should have been.
After almost 30 years, this ’80s Mel Brooks romp is still raunchy, funny, and actually pretty nice looking on Blu-ray.
