Avast ye hearties! Director Richard Curtis sets sail on an all-star ship of fools with little character development and a killer soundtrack.
While this title may have seemed funny/cool 25 years ago, lame special effects and a boring Blu-ray transfer make us long for a good flesh-eating E.T.
A true-life 1970s adventure, forever captured in an outstanding 1990s motion picture, yields an exceptional home video edition for the 20-teens.
Alvin, Simon and Theodore meet their match in this amusing sequel, with modestly flawed audio and video but platinum special features.
What price immortality? The answer is imagination in Heath Ledger’s final film, now arriving on Blu-ray.
Ang Lee’s gritty Civil War epic shows another side of the war in this superb Criterion Collection Blu-ray.
A breathtaking downer, Peter Jackson’s take on Alice Sebold’s bestseller does make for a lovely Blu-ray.
A high-definition upgrade is paired with the standard-def DVD precursor in this welcome bundle of Pierce and Rene’s totally excellent adventure.
The Criterion Collection invites us to feast our eyes as never before on Terrence Malick’s Oscar-winning, heartbreaking tale of love, lies and labor.
The obscure forensic investigation drama with a supernatural edge is given new life on Blu-ray Disc.
