Blu-ray

John Malkovich and Fred Thompson want you to pre-order and buy this. And those are two guys you don’t want to upset.

De Niro’s boxing flick is going to punch into its third decade with a re-release on Blu-ray with some added perks.

Disney’s animated classics continue to trickle onto Blu-ray, with this one having several Blu-ray exclusive bonus features.

It may not have been the most logical choice for a 3D Blu-ray release, but it actually works — for the most part.

As a Blu-ray presentation it’s solid, especially the audio, but as a piece of theatrical history it’s pretty much forgettable.

We’re talking Lord of the Rings for 50% off, Avatar Collector’s Edition for 55% off and Inception for 31% off. That’s sweet.

The 3D largely makes up for the lack of a narrative, but some effects are muddled to the point of unbearable.

In spite of its name, the movie talks more about above-water culture and gets too preachy for its own good.

Hidden at the end of the menus of Disc Three lie some brief but outstanding features that you won’t want to miss.

Here’s the meaning: with porn behind it, the 3D Blu-ray format is bound to be more than just a fad.