Blu-ray

After the first AvP film bombed, expectations were low for this one. But how’s the Blu-ray Disc stack up?

Dustin Hoffman is good at playing a quirky old coot, but even a nice performance can’t save the film.

Will Smith finally brings this tale to life, but the solitary setting is quite different for the Fresh Prince.

The Blu-ray presentation holds up well from an audio and visual standpoint, but the film itself stinks.

What happens when The 40 Year Old Virgin becomes the father of three? Good things, theatrically.

Beowulf on HD DVD offers up glorious eye and ear candy that supersedes any storytelling shortcomings.

You don’t often encounter a film that conflicts viewers almost as much as its main character.

Monty Python is the originator of all things polarizing, as this film shows under no uncertain terms.

Jesse James, always a hot commodity in American lore, comes to Blu-ray with largely mixed results.

Playing a football player is a natural role for The Rock. Romantic comedy? That’s a new one entirely.