The Man of Steel and The Dark Knight go toe-to-toe with the power-mad President Lex Luthor (!) in this thrilling adventure, the latest DC Universe direct-to-video animated original movie.

Eerily prescient of terrorist events in New York City–and America’s resulting domestic policies–this pre-9/11 film is all the more disturbing on Blu-ray.

Before Alan Alda ruled the small screen, Robert Altman hit it big with his groundbreaking Korean War comedy, nursed back to digital health for Blu-ray.

This certainly was a wrong turn — for the career of everyone involved in this stereotypical horror flick.

The horror classic is still a howling good time after 28 years, thanks to a slight Blu-ray upgrade and two new special features.

Everyone’s favorite X-Man steps into the spotlight, but is he ready for his closeup? Hugh Jackman’s pores at least, and some best-ever extras, shine brighter than his claws on this Blu-ray.

The IMAX dino fest makes its way to Blu-ray Disc sporting detail-rich video, surprisingly robust audio and 5-year-old Danny’s official seal of approval.

Truth be told, I thoroughly enjoyed this Fox drama from last season, with its appealing cast and nifty secrets to decoding human body language for fun and profit.

Uncompressed Linear PCM and DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 make all the difference in this remastered Criterion set, the best of the best from the three-day Summer of Love concert.

TV vets John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph make a very cute couple in Sam Mendes’ quirky dramedy.