Kurosawa’s epic samurai film comes to Blu-ray, but does it offer seven times the excitement?
Queen Latifah steals the show (and the man) in this passable rom-com about love and basketball.
Could this Blu-ray be the final Last of the Mohicans?
Open up, it’s The Exorcist. And since these guys travel in pairs, he’s brought along the 2000 director-preferred extended cut, too.
If it’s to be a year sans Santa, don’t blame Warner, who have finally made the beloved TV special available in HD.
You’d expect the return of a dude with knife-covered glove to be a cut above, but I found this redux (and the Blu-ray) to be a trifle dull.
A lot’s the same in this recent remake, but it’s what’s new that makes the movie–and its solid Blu-ray edition–worth watching.
Daylight doesn’t save this straight-to-Blu-ray sequel to the Alaskan vampire pic.
This semi-sequel to 2008’s "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" puts Russell Brand’s character in the drunken driver’s seat.
Be our guest! This Blu-ray is filled with plenty of Disney magic, as well as a boatload of special features.
