We bid a tearful R.I.P. to one of the most enjoyable shows on the air, embalmed on Blu-ray to look forever young.
Jim Carrey, Morgan Freeman, Jennifer Aniston and Steve Carell could create a comedy of biblical proportions. Our prayers weren’t exactly answered, though, thanks to preachy overtones and a mediocre Blu-ray transfer.
David Tennant’s tenure as the mysterious Time Lord is coming to an end, and yet without a full season as a swan song, viewers will have to settle for a series of TV movies to see off the Doctor. The first of these, now available on Blu-ray, is practically dead on arrival.
If you’re looking to make a pepper spray grenade or non-dairy creamer bomb, or if you’re just in the mood for a smart, slick action-packed series (with an intriguing multi-season story arc), consider yourself Burned.
Timothy Dalton’s farewell to Bond might go clunk in places, but that just gives the subwoofer more to do in this high definition feast for the eyes and ears.
Were the years preceding my birth really this interesting? If so, I need to borrow the keys to Doc Brown’s DeLorean, stat! The second season of this innovative cable series is now available on Blu.
The musical greatness of Quincy Jones is celebrated on the occasion of his 75th birthday in this special tribute concert at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2008.
Just in time for Quentin Tarantino’s remake, the old dirty bastards make their high-def debut, with some new extras.
With their epic journey now concluded, Adama, Apollo, Starbuck et. al. can do it all over again, this time in HD and 5.1 surround with some positively stellar bonus features.
This drama won’t provide any lessons in history, poetry or acting. Still, as far as period pieces go, it’s a fairly interesting evening.
