There are worse ways to waste an hour and half than getting served on Blu-ray.
Ed Helms trades in Scranton paper for insurance (and additional hangovers) in this quirky comedy.
The definitive submarine film finally surfaces on Blu-ray with both the theatrical version and director’s cut.
Louis Malle’s bizarre 1975 fantasy makes a wondrous HD debut from Criterion.
TV writer John Wells enlists a super-sized all-star cast to deliver a dose of downsizing in corporate America.
An exceptional new documentary (and passable Blu-ray) attempts to crack the daunting global quandary.
Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis are on the prowl for laughs in the Farrelly Brothers’ look at mid-life crisis.
MGM wants fans to let the sunshine (and the Blu-ray) in, offering a high-def update to the 1979 musical.
There’s no Chris Rock or Martin Lawrence here. Instead, the 2007 UK original is getting its high-def due.
Severin gives this still-overlooked film the A-list Hollywood treatment.
