Owing much to charming leads John Malkovich and Colin Hanks, The Great Buck Howard never strikes a sour note, although the video almost made my eyes water.

If you’ll laugh at anything and don’t care about audio or video quality or extras, then this is the Blu-ray for you!

If you’ve never heard of Dragonball before, this is not the place to start. If you have, this Blu-ray might be where you finish.

The script for this action/adventure might not always be a contender, but the audio and video go the distance.

This second attempt at a live-action Street Fighter adaptation strikes a darker, more serious tone, but most of the thrills are in the audio and video.

Aka “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Minutes,” this Kate Hudson/Matthew McConaughy rom-com is strictly for fans of the genre.

Four years in and out of jail… and it’s come to this. Can Michael, Sara, Linc and the gang catch a final break on Blu-ray?

Before Die Hard and the its knock-offs blew apart buildings with over-the-top stories, director John Badham’s aerial escapist thriller offered a showdown in the sky that sent glass flying over Los Angeles. While light on plot, this one still packs some thrills more than 25 years later. Just don’t expect this Blue to deliver much thunder on Blu-ray.

The Coen Brothers go snowy in their offbeat 1996 crime thriller, but will this Blu-ray "special edition" leave HD fans cold?

Lindsay Lohan’s first movie in two years went straight to DVD, Blu-ray Disc and basic cable — for good reasons.