The fast-paced fantasy film comes to Blu-ray with a stellar video transfer sure to please videophiles, but does the film have enough substance to hold the attention of a mature audience?

More Patriot than Day After Tomorrow, Roland Emmerich’s 10,000 BC might be awash in anachronisms but it is also home theater demo material of mammoth proportions.

John Carpenter’s genre defining horror film arrives on Blu-ray Disc with a controversial yet excellent video transfer, full of details never before seen on any previous edition.

Stanley Kubrick’s sole excursion into the Horror genre appears here on this Blu-ray Disc release of the late filmmaker’s now classic screen adaptation of Stephen King’s best selling novel.

The classic World War II film comes to Blu-ray Disc. It features an all-star cast, and some impressive film-making, but its 3-hour run time feels a bit long, and its audio and video transfers are not quite up to reference quality. And hey, Fox/MGM, how about some extras?

Russell Crowe stars as Captain Jack Aubrey, a commander in her majesty’s navy in the eigthteenth century, on a quest to capture or destroy a dangerous French privateer vessel. He may be out-classed and out-gunned, but his resolve and instinct are strong. Will it be enough? The film is now available on Blu-ray Disc with an excellent audio and video transfer but an appalling dearth of extras.

Now on Blu-ray Disc, producer J.J. Abrams and director Matt Reeves’ original take on the classic monster movie is a sight to behold in high definition.

Yet another Philip K. Dick big-screen adaptation is a miss with this Nicolas Cage Sci-Fi vehicle appearing on Blu-ray Disc with above average picture quality and engulfing uncompressed PCM sound.

An average spy thriller with strong performances from Colin Farrell and Al Pacino offers a decent level of entertainment value, but the reference quality audio and video in this Blu-ray Disc release put it over the top.

One of the legendary paragons of concert films finally appears on Blu-ray Disc with it’s original quadraphonic soundtrack remixed into an amazing sounding TrueHD 5.1 lossless track, but with a glaring defect that should have been fixed.