Fox’s high-action, fast-paced drama makes its second appearence on Blu-ray Disc with the release of its third season in a reference quality package that is sure to please.

This outrageous farce of a movie works hard for laughs, but only succeeds occasionally. Dude, I want my 83 minutes back.

Four years ago, all these two friends wanted were sliders. Now, they’re sliding for their lives. And the Blu-ray gives them more than they bargained for.

Japanese director Masayuki Oshiai’s remake of the Thai film of the same name is all by-the-book J-Horror, with very little to distinguish it from any other film in the genre. Thankfully, this “Westernized” version of Shutter on Blu-ray Disc has marvelous picture and audio quality to help prop it up.

The indie film Smart People tries to capture the essence of dysfunctional people too smart to see past their own problems, but does it succeed?

Jack Ryan’s back, and this time it’s personal. Maybe a little too personal, as Harrison Ford wrestles with Irish terrorists.

Mr. Ryan (Harrison Ford) goes to Washington, and while the politics in this thriller might be complicated at times, the picture and sound on this disc are simply spectacular.

The search for Blu October has come to a happy conclusion, as the best submarine movie ever finally sets sail from Paramount on everyone’s favorite high-def format.

The lovechild of Harrison Ford and Alec Baldwin, Ben Affleck stars as a post-pubescent Jack Ryan and does a damned fine job saving the world. (We’re still here, aren’t we?)

The Rolling Stones show they still have what it takes in this energetic performance filmed at New York City’s historic Beacon Theatre in 2006 and directed by Academy Award winner Martin Scorsese.