Blu-ray

The movie just doesn’t have enough depth to keep up with its style, which many fans won’t like.

Unlike anything you’ve ever seen, this film has amazing video and sound, but the story is disappointing.

Will Smith’s superhero-gone-bad story hits the HD scene this holiday. A PSP version will also ship.

Coming in December, this new high-def version will include an animated comic and a 44-page art book.

Strong performances by the entire cast are complemented by the Blu-ray’s fantastic A/V presentation.

One of the best westerns ever made comes to Blu-ray, but its A/V aspects are only hit and miss.

“Depressing romantic comedy” is an intriguing but odd combination, and the A/V aspects are lacking.

Great A/V aspects complement a great story, but weak extras don’t do justice to the movie’s depth.

Not one of Mamet’s best works, but an intriguing look at the business side of Hollywood and Jiu-jitsu.

The Holocaust story may have won an Oscar, but its Blu-ray appearance isn’t nearly as astounding.