Van Wilder’s Taj. Fantastic 4’s Silver Surfer. Underworld’s Lycans. Will Hollywood (and audiences) never learn to think twice before committing to anything with "Rise" in the title? At least Joe delivers plenty of action in impressive quality.
The screenwriter of "Bridget Jones’ Diary" graduates to writer/director, pulling out all of the stops, as well as every major British talent, for this rom-com ensemble.
The furry, scaly, slimy working stiffs of Monsters, Inc. have never looked scarier than they do in Blu-ray high-definition. Throw in the convenience (and value!) of a bonus DVD and Digital Copy and you have a package worth screaming about.
This slim disc and its rather shady audiovisual presentation don’t do Eminem or his fans any favors.
Formerly forgettable pop-rock band Toto delivers one unforgettable performance in this top-notch Blu-ray from Eagle Rock Entertainment.
Nia Vardalos’ second attempt at Greek comedy is more of a tragedy — for everyone involved.
Pixar’s latest should come with a warning label and a box of Kleenex, but instead UP lands on Blu-ray Disc with a bonus DVD of the film, Digital Copy, and an entire disc of extras.
Santa himself probably doesn’t need multiple versions of this movie. Still, this 1994 remake isn’t all that bad.
The holiday classic may be missing a splash of color, but it still has plenty of cheer 62 years after its original release.
Couldn’t someone from this year’s "Terminator Salvation" have gone back in time to warn the makers of 1990’s "Predator 2" of the folly of making an Arnold sequel without the Arnold?
