In the second attempt at uniting the popular "Alien" and "Predator" films, the brothers Strause have got a lot of things right, but still can’t seem to write dialog fit for human consumption. The Blu-ray Disc offers some unique features including a Bonus View encyclopedia-style multi-media archive of Alien and Predator factoids.
"…and on the 7th Day, the filmmakers rested, and kinda phoned in the whole thing. And lo, there was a Blue Ray shining from the heavens, and it was good." Well, not so much, actually.
The platinum selling Alternative band is captured on tour in high definition and although the picture quality is lacking the sound quality and extras make up for it.
Alvin and his homeboys are rocking your crib, and it’s more fun than sucking on a helium-filled balloon!
The hilarious and controversial religious comedy from the classic and infamous British comedy troop appears in a definitive high definition Blu-ray disc release.
Every Disney classic has been leading up to this. They had it coming, and who better to poke fun at the Classic Disney formula than Disney itself?
Judd Apatow strikes again, this time as a co-writer/producer (and Jake Kasdan as co-writer/director) with a hilarious fictional musical bio pic that shows us that John C. Reilly can not only act but carry a tune too. Now on Blu-ray Disc, the film is available in a 2-hour long director’s cut with hours and hours of extras.
Fox/Blue Sky Studio’s CG animated tale of three unlikely friends that come together over a common cause comes to Blu-ray in a decent though slightly flawed high definition release.
Oliver Stone’s Oscar-winning big-business drama has held up remarkably well, decades later, but is the new Blu-ray disc version a safe investment in today’s market?
Viggo Mortensen rides again in a sort of Lawrence of Arabia meets Bite the Bullet, this time in High Definition.
