Disney hereby tenders one of the most gorgeous Blu-rays ever–2D or 3D–along with every other way to watch this familiar tale, now with added bounce and shine.

While not an aviation disaster, Zac’s Dream does encounter some turbulence in its Blu-ray 3D debut.

These mummies are surprisingly informative, sufficiently entertaining and lovely to look at, even if they don’t attack the living.

Disney lets down its hair to create a hip, must-see retelling of the classic tale of Rapunzel.

Paramount’s 1080p restoration of Cecil B. DeMille’s epic tale of Moses and the exodus from Egypt is one of the most beautiful looking Blu-ray films available.

The plight of 187 female factory workers in 1968 working class England is a worthy watch.

The aliens are the least of the cast’s worries in this sci-fi disaster.

Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston make a cute pair, a cute kid, and an entertaining entry into the rom-com genre.

The Oscar-winning documentary makes its case to the Blu-ray crowd.

Criterion’s Topsy-Turvy turns the long-out-of-print DVD upside-down.