The tagline is: “His pleasure is your pain.” If by pleasure, they mean this movie, then job well done.
It’s hard to say this is a good movie. Just make sure to check your brain at the door, and enjoy the beauty that Blu-ray has to offer.
Oh, the pain, the agony! No, I didn’t stub my toe, but I did just finish watching this mess of a film on Blu-ray Disc.
Amy Poehler shines while Tina Fey plays to type in this by-the-numbers comedy, but why is Universal so stingy with the Blu-ray bonus features?
This well-intentioned yet highly derivative science fiction film starring Vin Diesel arrives on Blu-ray disc in a marvelously rendered transfer with excellent sound to match.
Considering that the film was written and directed by Murphy Brown creator Diane English, this should be a lot smarter — and funnier.
Trilogy offers up over three hours of classic goth rockers The Cure performing three of their most acclaimed albums in their entirety. The performance is sure to please fans and music lovers while the 96/24 PCM stereo and DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 sound makes it an even worthier concert disc release.
Luke Wilson ditches the swell-guy routine for this offbeat drama with surprisingly deep special features.
Whether you’ve seen this movie one or 100 times, there’s one thing you probably haven’t seen: Macaulay Culkin’s super-cuteness in its high-def glory.
For those clamoring for more, we have this straight-to-video cartoon sequel, featuring none of the original film’s lead voices, but plenty of bad animation and potty humor, on fabulous high definition Blu-ray Disc.
