A Blu-ray fan worthy of this review shouldn’t need to click this link to know what’s inside.
The artful 1964 Japanese gangster film receives ample tribute from Criterion.
If you REALLY like Steve McQueen and motorsports, then this handsomely remastered disc is for you.
You’ve probably never heard of this fractured fairytale, despite stars Mickey Rourke, Megan Fox and Bill Murray. Be thankful.
More folk hero than outlaw, Josey Wales continues to inspire 35 years later, especially in his remastered HD debut.
Private dicks, sexy chicks and the creation of the universe collide in the desert in this light-yet-noirish romp, its bang that much bigger in HD.
The world’s largest and least accessible cave system is the setting for this 3D adventure and with James Cameron (producer) leading the way, Sanctum has the hallmarks of a sure-fire winner. Does the Blu-ray 3D transfer soar or does it plummet mercilessly into the deep dark depths?
Peru’s submission to the 2011 Academy Awards is a charming little film that earned raves at Sundance and 100 film festivals around the globe. The Blu-ray transfer isn’t perfect but it doesn’t leave this enjoyable film struggling in the undertow either.
Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne mixes it up in this utterly bizarre Blu-ray presentation of music and dance. Burning down the house? More like burn those ridiculous looking costumes.
Blue rays, appropriately enough, shoot from the hands of teen alien hero Number Four, and they look darned good in HD.
