Rainn Wilson’s first headlining gig generates a few laughs. But for those about to rock, well… good for you.

See dolphins frolicking in their natural habitat in this IMAX film from MacGillivray Films and Image Entertainment on Blu-ray Disc.

RocknRolla marks Guy Ritchie’s return to what he does best, complex yet not complicated gangster films with a variety of interwowen stories and colorful characters.

While some of the same wit from the original peeks through, Kevin Smith’s sequel relies too much on raunch to entertain its audience

Igor is no Corpse Bride, and parents should be advised to keep the wee ones away, but it offers some mild entertainment value that may be worthy of a weekend rental.

Funky, foul-mouthed and intermittently funny, this Jackson/Mac team-up has its charms despite its faults, ditto the Blu-ray.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, a maudlin romance so ludicrous as to make you rethink/reject the entire notion of “love.” Plus… no high-def audio!

This multi-oscar nominee is an extremely powerful and sad film — as well as a long one, and it’s available just in time for the Academy Awards on Blu-ray Disc.

In their fourth collaboration, Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe (with special guest Leonardo DiCaprio) expose the awful truth about the U.S. war on terror. Be warned, it’s rough stuff, just like this disc.

While there are no new extras here on Blu-ray, the real attraction is the new look on this rom-com classic.