Brisk, fun and full of action, this is one Mountain worth racing to, especially when you get a load of its out-of-this-world HD video and 5.1 audio.

While today’s big budget disaster epics have high tech CGI and cutting edge special effects, there is often little heart and practically no story. For that reason this 1974 epic, to paraphrase the Oscar winning song, proves "we may never see movies like this again."

Told from three perspectives — a group of grocery store clerks, two actors and a drug dealer — this anti-Christmas tale spans a 24-hour period in the LA rave culture, highlighting a drug deal gone bad and its aftermath.

If you’re one of the many who believe that Adam Sandler is the downfall of the American cinema, then this 1998 comedy will not disappoint.

Another big-scale origin of a major DC character, in a spiffy new Green–er, Blu-ray edition.

A nice Blu-ray transfer and some "sweet, sweet hangin’" make the Paul Rudd/Jason Segal bro-mantic comedy a slam dunk.

The Doctor Who spin-off returns for a second season, where the Welsh seaside city of Cardiff is once again the center of the universe for strange happenings, alien invasions and other threats to the very fabric of time.

There have been three of these car chase extravaganzas before this, so you pretty much know the drill. The screeching sound, picture and extras might take you by surprise though.

Funimation brings the beautifully animated environmental fantasy to Blu-ray, but the story doesn’t live up to the look of this anime feature.

Jamiroquai brings the jazz and the funk to satisfy the soul, but does this Blu-ray release have the picture and the sound to satisfy this critic?