With its now archaic title, we maintained managed expectations for the Blu-ray release of this 20-year-old film about marital trust and very dated technology.

Comedian Charlyne Yi’s personal, romantic exploration of both classical and modern love has its tender moments, but is the Blu-ray a heartbreaker?

Alfred Hitchcock’s VistaVision eye-popper marks its 50th birthday with a million-dollar restoration and new extras for its Blu-ray debut.

This surprisingly stellar Blu-ray may change the way that you look at food — or documentaries, for that matter.

The three veteran blues guitarists Buddy Guy, Bobby Parker, and Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown are captured in these historic sets from the 2004 Montreux Jazz Festival presented by Carlos Santana in solid 1080i HD from Eagle Rock.

Truly one of the absolute greatest DVDs ever has now entered the high-def age with requisite panache, just in time for its tenth anniversary.

Luc Besson’s cult favorite, about a professional killer and his budding 12-year-old protégé, is almost deadly serious on Blu-ray, complete with both the theatrical and extended versions.

Wonder whether you should buy this indie flick? Despite decent performances, a lackluster Blu-ray release and familiar plotline make the answer obvious.

Including both the theatrical and extended editions of the film, as well as an archive full of extras, this Blu-ray release is somewhere between heaven and hell.

Parents, lock up your kids: Marilyn Manson is in town — sort of. He’s actually only arriving on store shelves in a new high definition Blu-ray release from Eagle Rock Entertainment.