The Ghost without the most rides again onto Blu-ray, and we can’t help but wonder why.
Andrew Lloyd Webber expands on his beloved Phantom of the Opera with mixed results and a decent Blu-ray.
This story offers a dark look at a dark time but mostly shines on Blu-ray.
Seann William Scott throws off the gloves and shakes off the Stifler for this sort-of-true tale about one of hockey’s nicest thugs.
As Disney’s John Carter, hunky Taylor Kitsch battles Martians and clichés on a grand scale.
It’s hard to watch Kevin, let alone talk about him. However, this film is worth a little discomfort.
Stunning audio and video aside, the Tuskegee Airmen deserve better than this cheese-fest.
You’re cordially invited to relive the pain, suffering and hilarity of Steve Martin’s remake — and its sequel.
The great Joe Satriani rocks the home theater in 3D and Dolby’s new 96K Upsampling.
If you want to take a trip down memory lane, you’d better head out to Best Buy (or online to BestBuy.com) for this exclusive.
