Blu-ray

The video and audio quality are great, but the movie itself doesn’t hold a candle to the original.

There’s too much noise reduction and some lame PIP, but the film looks, sounds and still is great.

Damn it, Jim, I’m a consumer, not a millionaire. But this is one Blu-ray Season One set worth beaming up when it ships April 28.

The grimacing game character comes to HD life, but not even Mark Wahlberg can save this one.

A beautiful film and transfer, but the number of bonus features and their standard-def presentation is disappointing.

The HD extras are great, but the romantic comedy structure is insanely predictable, even for the genre.

Fun action is undone by some rather “out there” elements, and the audio and video are only so so.

A great show is presented with generally great video and audio, although a few broadcast inconsistencies arise.