With eye-popping action and a punchy 5.1 soundtrack, this disc might stimulate the senses without ever engaging higher brain functions.
The audio and video are ripe but the movie is definitely past its peak of freshness.
Berlioz meets Kubrick in this very modern interpretation of Les Troyens on Blu-ray. If you could handle 2001 and 2010, you can handle this 4-hour opera. Don’t forget to bring your hockey stick.
The brilliantly twisted minds of Adult Swim have given us the very first Robot Chicken Blu-ray. Let’s hope it is not the last.
Visually striking, this one fails to connect even with the extended version on Blu-ray Disc.
New masters, old extras and bit of modern flash, but is this the one set to rule them all?
The Eagle has landed on Blu-ray — and it’s sort of confusing.
Sports Illustrated and Sony get rather naughty down in the sand with this 3D romp on Blu-ray. But not naughty enough to make you blush.
Michael Bay and smart sci-fi don’t mix, but still make for an awesome Blu-ray release.
The beauty and the beast story heads straight into Brooklyn and now to Blu-ray
