Reissuing this set, now on Blu-ray, fills in that last HD hole in our four-volumes-and-counting LOST libraries.
If Titanic’s Jack and Rose had survived, and bought a quaint suburban home from The Unsinkable Molly Brown, would they have spent the rest of their lives bickering? Find out in Revolutionary Road.
Michelle Williams provides a good performance in this weird, hokey drama from the director of Bridget Jones’s Diary.
Looking to be transported by the sheer enjoyment of a good story, well told? Well, isn’t that what books are for?
Isla Fisher is cute and all. However, only a serious shopping addict could justify their purchase of this lame chick flick.
ABC Studios/WDSHE flaunts its commitment to Blu-ray by going back to the beginning, enabling us to complete our collections of the trippy sci-fi drama in high-definition.
Director Alain Resnais’ 1961 French New Wave classic arrives in a solid Criterion Collection Blu-ray release approved by the director himself.
Ingmar Bergman’s masterpiece comes to Blu-ray as only The Criterion Collection can deliver it.
Kick butt Rock and Roll and bow hunting — Ted Nugent must be in town.
This Farrelly Brothers effort is still funny. However, it’s the Blu-ray that’s truly laughable here (and not in a good way).
