DVD and Blu-ray Reviews

An exciting, well-produced adventure—no songs, no corny humor, just straight-up sci-fi action.

Disney goes a different direction with these two films. Does that make any difference at all in the outcome?

A funny, intelligent movie about friendship, art and love whose cast happens to be senior citizens.

Keep your expectations in check, and you may be pleasantly surprised by a pleasing movie and some awesome effects

Redemption Blu-ray releases are all pretty much take-em-or-leave-em affairs, and in this case, you’re more likely to be bored to death faster than any of the characters can be offed.

Hollywood's legendary maiden voyage into martial arts action filmmaking, this edition boasts a new transfer and a lossless surround mix.

This movie attempts to be more mentally than visually titillating. It just doesn't work.

When it comes to animated Disney features, not every film is a bonafide classic.

How does Sam Raimi's prequel to the MGM classic fare on Blu-ray?

The result of diminishing returns, the film is a far cry from both Hideo Nakata’s original or even Gore Verbinski’s American remake.