The BBC once again bring their excellent documentary camera work to the skilfully crafted high definition series, Ganges, which follows this most revered and holy river on the Indian sub-contintent on its entire journey; from it’s glacial beginnings in the peaks of the Himalayas to its final destination in the largest river delta in the world.
As the latest Batman film opens in theaters, Warner has finally released the previous film on Blu-ray Disc with some innovative extras and reference quality picture and sound.
Dr. Ian Stewart offers an intriguing look at the powerful forces that interconnect to shape Earth and make it habitable for human life. Unfortunately, the mixture of low resolution and less than spectacular high definition footage leave much to be desired.
This is Daniel Day-Lewis at his Academy Award-winning best as a ruthless oil tycoon driven by greed in this film written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson (Boogie Nights; Magnolia) now available in high definition on Blu-ray Disc.
The perfect companion for a dark night, this animated anthology with an Eastern flavor is a stylish treat on Blu-ray Disc.
The Mummy Returns is one of those ideal sequels that gives its audience everything they expect, and more. This new Blu-ray, one of Universal’s first, does the same.
Like the undead Egyptian himself, The Mummy is back and more powerful than ever, thanks to unholy incantations and Blu-ray disc.
Martin Scorsese’s sprawling period film about Civil War era New York City finally comes to Blu-ray Disc, but does this highly anticipated release fix the flaws of its DVD predecessor?
South Korean director Bong Joon-ho’s thrilling answer to the Japanese monster movies arrives on Blu-ray disc in a spectacular high definition video transfer and reference quality sound mix guaranteed to give your system a good workout.
Heavyweight actors Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman put on strong performances in director Rob Reiner’s overly sentimental look at coming to terms with death.
