It’s lonely on the dark side of the moon. But this makes for the perfect backdrop in a journey of self-discovery, while Blu-ray gives this sleeper film a chance to rise.

David Twohy’s Hawaiian honeymoon whodunit comes to Blu-ray Disc sporting strong audio and video but a strange and disappointing lack of extras.

Despite some evidence of a video-noise spell, Half-Blood delivers the goods with mystery, thrills, romance and a downright magical trunkload of extras.

Michael Mann’s 3-hour cops-and-robbers opus may have taken its sweet time coming to Blu-ray Disc, but the good news is it was worth the wait.

The bittersweet conclusion to the beloved science fiction series is captured in high-definition/DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 glory.

Quentin Tarantino tackles World War II as only he can, in this singular not-really-a-remake that looks great on Blu-ray, with plenty of glourious extras.

Despite two bankable leads and an all-star supporting cast, this comedic Christmas tale is ho-ho-horrible.

If you love to cook or love the person who cooks for you, Nora Ephron’s romantic comedy is worth a spin. Delicious video and tasty extras make this Sony Blu-ray a recipe for a perfect evening.

The penultimate season of ABC’s game-changing sci-fi/action/drama looks and sounds spectacular, adorned with some of LOST’s best extras yet.

An indie film about a retirement home may not be your first choice for a demo. However, a heartfelt Michael Caine makes it worth watching.