No relation to Napoleon Dynamite as it turns out, this Dynamite embodies the best clichés of ’70s blaxploitation, in appropriately grainy high-def and thoroughly modern 5.1.

This classic rock hits list of a concert with Clapton, Ringo, Mike Rutherford and others looks and sounds great on Blu.

The last in the series (so far) offers the most bang for your buck, as well as the opportunity to take the action to any DVD player.

Writer-director-producer-actor Tyler Perry’s latest Blu-ray arrival aims to tickle the funnybone while tugging at the heartstrings. Whether it succeeds at either is largely up to the viewer.

David Tennant wraps up his time/space-hopping adventures and passes the torch to the next Doctor across these five TV specials, with solid HD video, surprisingly big 5.1 audio, and some smashing extras.

Universal is throwing out another incarnation of Bourne’s second outing in high definition, adding in the Flipper disc feature for standard-def DVD playback.

Universal is putting out yet another version of its hit action franchise. This time, a single disc pulls double duty, playing in both Blu-ray and standard-def DVD players.

Revelations, surprise reappearances, buckets of blood and free-flowing bowels: It’s a brand-new Saw… with the original movie thrown in for good measure.

This Kate Beckinsale thriller leaves us cold, thanks to slow action and a shaky Blu-ray release.