Time to wax on, wax off and paint the fence in this two-movie collector’s edition that is a true blast from the past on Blu-ray.
The end of the world would be preferable to having to sit through the story of the rapture on Blu-ray more than once.
A reasonably fine looking and spectacular sounding Blu-ray isn’t exactly all that jazz when it comes to the story.
We are mostly amused by this Blu-ray that chronicles the life of the young Queen Victoria
Luc Besson lends his name to this sequel, which plays off more like a high-priced, high-octane music video — in a good way.
The easy listening soul crooner runs through his most popular hits and then some in this 2009 concert performance captured in high definition at the legendary Royal Albert Hall.
It’s not the best western or Blu-ray release, but a great cast and collection of awesome mustaches make this a fun ride.
James Cameron’s unparalleled cinematic achievement arrives on Blu-ray with the sumptuous audio and video we would expect. But if you were hoping for 3D, or any extras, well…
This late ’90s action flick isn’t great, but it’s got explosions and Bruce Willis. What else could you possibly need?
What happens when you take five murderous badasses and lock them in a room together? Sadly, very little. Even a detail-rich Blu-ray can’t salvage this would-be revenge thriller.
