DVD and Blu-ray Reviews

This thriller has little to offer except an appearance by Morgan Freeman. Twists abound, but they're mostly confusing.

A review of Fleetwood Mac's "The Alternate Collection," plus a Willie Nelson concert CD/DVD set and a new edition of Cat Stevens's "Catch Bull at Four."

This holiday fare stars Kelsey Grammer, Elizabeth Hurley, and Billy Ray Cyrus (as a country superstar).

A gargantuan box set adds two live concerts and more to Guns N' Roses' 'Use Your Illusion' albums.

In Beast, new to Blu-ray, Idris Elba must defend himself and his family against a vicious killer lion.

Another late-career direct-to-video thriller featuring Bruce Willis, this time as Kevin Dillon's boss at an FBI surveillance center.

Austin Butler's genuine effort to honor The King of Rock and Roll is undermined by director Luhrmann's stylistic excess and a truly terrible turn by Tom Hanks.

This is a strange entry in Anthony Hopkins' distinguished filmography. But we do get to hear him play piano at least.

Here we go again. Another mind-numbing 'Wizarding World' adventure that attempts to continuing milking the already-dry Harry Potter cash cow. Sans Johnny Depp.

This oddly flat sci-fi genre-bender explores issues of identity after Sarah, played by Karen Gillan, has herself cloned.