The tragic tale of heroes and monsters, through the eyes of digital movie maestro Robert Zemeckis, makes for what could be the last great HD DVD.
Director Julie Taymor takes us on a meandering journey from Liverpool to New York City where an unlikely couple falls in love. But really it’s just an excuse to string together some modern intepretations of songs from The Beatles, now in high definition 1080p video with Dolby TrueHD audio.
The Simpsons finally make it to the big screen, and now, ultimately, back to the small screen in full HD 1080p resolution with DTS-HD Master Audio Sound. Was it worth the wait?
Warner wants you to buy "Blade Runner" again as it releases the film in a 25th Anniversary package on DVD, Blu-ray Disc and HD-DVD. But once you see what’s included: a new Final Cut version of the film in 1080p with Dolby TrueHD, 3.5-hour documentary, deleted scenes and more, you’ll gladly fork over your hard-earned cash.
‘The Matrix’ is upon us in High Definition with the ‘Ultimate Edition’ – a 5-disc set (3 double-side HD-DVDs and 2 double-sided Standard DVDs), packed with extras, and sure to please die-hard fans of the films.
The re-birth of Bond, James Bond makes an excellent showcase for the high definition Blu-Ray Disc format.
If you can get past the idea of Owen Wilson in a dramatic role, then you may actually enjoy this film. In addition to the usual high quality 1080p transfer, this Blu-Ray disc is one of the first to offer DTS-HD Master Audio surround sound.
The ground-breaking laserdisc-based arcade classic comes to High Definition 1080p Blu-Ray Disc, but does it hold up to the test of time?
A penguin story brings home an Oscar for the second year in a row, this time in the animated film category. Is the DVD award-worthy as well?
While perhaps not the best disaster movie ever made (not even close), the HD-DVD version of ‘Poseidon’ does exploit the format’s full potential with In-Movie Experience and excellent visuals and sonics.
