Green is the new Blu as Seth Rogen and Michel Gondry tackle the lesser-known superhero, with mixed results in both 2D and 3D.

This direct-to-video sequel actually hits the mark.

After these Travels, audiences may want to say bon voyage to Jack Black’s career.

Something Wild has been reborn as something special, thanks to Criterion.

Matt Stone and Trey Parker deliver one of their best sets yet, despite surrendering to some (unavoidable?) censorship.

The real terror in this movie may just be that you watched it. And even a Blu-ray release can’t scare the crap out of this Corman "classic."

Francis Ford Coppola’s big-screen directorial debut is a B-movie classic, and it’s now on Criterion Blu-ray. See if his collaboration with Roger Corman is a sign of cinematic genius or a rare cinematic blunder.

Criterion’s Blu-ray transfer of this odd French film looks and sounds fantastic. The ending will floor you or leave you reaching for the remote. Mon dieu.

Flash back to Johnny Depp’s early heartthrob days with this quirky romance about two crazy-in-love kids that are just plain crazy, now on Blu-ray.

Kevin Kline’s portrayal of the classic composer is delightful, delicious and deliriously long.