Guinea pig spies: Nice to see Jerry Bruckheimer continuing to push his creative endeavors into uncharted territory.
Despite a naked Charlize Theron and a very nice Blu-ray transfer, this painful drama is more back-and-forth than a tennis match.
A feast for the Blu-ray aficionado, Meatballs serves up gorgeous video, lively audio and a smorgasbord of extras, including Digital Copy, BonusView and BD-Live.
A glimpse of the next generation in more ways than one, this Blu-ray set serves up an unforgettable science fiction opus in high style.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel star in this lovely non-love story. Excellent video quality and a few entertaining extras make this Fox Blu-ray an easy recommendation.
Larry’s back in uniform and finding plenty of new adventures on this sonically thrilling and wonderfully supplemented three-disc set, this time in the world’s biggest museum and aided by one of history’s greatest (and most endearing) aviators.
Better than 2007’s "Blue Harvest" in every way, this first-ever Family Guy Blu-ray does for The Empire Strikes Back what The Empire Strikes Back did for Star Wars: Take it to the next level.
Mike Judge seems to have the right recipe for workplace comedies. However, this disappointing Blu-ray is in dire need of some secret sauce.
Four guys gone wild can’t recall the night’s events, but this is one you’ll want to remember. Despite a fair to middlin’ Blu-ray release, this hit is flat out funny.
While unable to make its prima facie case as a truly groundbreaking thriller, this little remake has its moments, and the uncompressed multi-channel PCM soundtrack doesn’t hurt.
