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9 Blu-ray Disc Review

Think an 11-minute short becoming a full-length film is cool? Wait until you see the actual finished product.

The only wrong turn here is the one you’ll make toward your TV as you prepare to watch this movie.

Pacino and De Niro make as great a duo as they did 14 years ago, and the film’s Blu-ray release is excellent too.

The BBC outdoes itself with this three-hour tour of one of America’s most breathtaking National Parks.

Billed as a comedy, it’s actually got more serious elements. Except for the nut taps. Those are funny in HD.

Whatever “the Rock” is cooking for this kid-friendly alien sci-fi film is tasty enough to sample.

We can finally bust ghosts in high definition, and although the presentation isn’t perfect, we’re glad we can.

The content’s old and the tone abrasive, leaving even environmental viewers with a sour taste in their mouth.

A surprising story from WWII is also a surprisingly compelling film that translates very well to Blu-ray.

Neeson has seldom been better, and the story has just enough modern-day intrigue to hold your interest.