Blu-ray

One of the 1980s’ most classic action films makes its appearance on Blu-ray with aplomb.

A fantastic video transfer and great bonus features are hampered a bit by a not-so-magic movie and an audio track that just gets ‘er done.

With a Blu-ray transfer this good, it makes you wonder why other archived movies can’t achieve it.

The 10-disc Combo Format HD-DVD set is here. Is it just as cool inside the case as it is outside?

This is one of three titles celebrating Pixar’s Blu-ray debut, and it impresses in every way.

As the third film in the reborn series, we shouldn’t have expected anything new. And there wasn’t.

Kevin Costner actually proves he can act in this film, with a plot and character that suit him well.

Why would New Line make this remade musical its Blu-ray debut? Other than pretty colors, we don’t know.

The living dead begin to populate the next-generation DVD format, with flesh-eating in 1080p.

Joining Ratatouille and Cars, this collection of shorts has never looked as good as it does in 1080p.