J.D. (Zach Braff) bids farewell to Sacred Heart Hospital in this sickeningly funny season, the first to arrive on Blu-ray.
A team of talking puppies sets out to rescue the fragile Christmas spirit from utter obliteration, which is the same grim fate I was quietly hoping would befall this inane movie.
Guy Ritchie’s six degrees of criminal separation delivers the goods on Blu-ray, lock, stock and barrel.
With more than enough goofy thrills for the kids and even a couple of chuckles for mom and dad, this well-accessorized Blu-ray package–with DVD, Digital Copy and BD-Live–doesn’t come up short.
Status Quo hit Montreux in 2009 with their Telecasters cranking in support of their studio album, In Search of the Fourth Chord, and it was all captured in brilliant high definition now available on Blu-ray from Eagle Rock.
A new director, a new cast and a new perspective on the Future War doesn’t necessarily make for a compelling four-quel ("fork-well"?), but the Blu-ray mostly kicks shiny metal ass.
Get out your bell bottoms and platform shoes: the 70’s funkmeisters are back in a 1997 performance from the Montreux Jazz Festival captured here in high definition.
This seminal rock documentary gets the typical Criterion treatment on Blu-ray. In other words, it rocks. But where are the rest of the extras?
Cameron Diaz’s weepy cancer drama should come packing Kleenex — as well as a few more special features.
Criterion brings writer Roberto Saviano’s dangerously accurate portrait of the Naples underworld stateside via Blu-ray, and the gritty streets have never looked grittier.
