Warner’s magnificent celebration of the beloved family classic is full of treats, surprises, but best of all… memories.

Swish swish, clang clang. Mel Gibson’s epic masterwork gets a long-awaited high definition overhaul – but it didn’t get dressed up for nuthin. The results are, in a word, extraordinary.

Simon Pegg re-teams with Edgar Wright and Nick Frost for a hilarious send-up of the buddy cop genre.

I like Seth Rogen, I like Anna Faris, and I like movies about mall cops. So I regret to report my observations on this Blu-ray.

After they had found their voice but before the budgets ran thin, the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise embarked upon some of their greatest adventures. For our amusement, these perfectly preserved chronicles have been sent back in time more than two centuries…

The bastardized, westernized version of "Drunken Master II" finds its way to high definition disc but are a high quality lossless audio track and decent 2.35:1 transfer enough to make this a must-own title on Blu-ray?

Mediocre video, head-scratching audio options and scant extras dull the edge of the blind swordsman’s Blu-ray debut.

The title should give some indication of how goofy this movie can be. Too bad this new Blu-ray edition didn’t do much to drive me bananas.

Jet Li stars in an epic historical adventure, fully deserving of this high-def treatment. But can a stellar DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track be inherently flawed?

Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg team up for possibly the world’s first rom-zom-com. The end result: A slice of fried gold.