Movies

Finally, a modern movie adaptation of a Stephen King story delivers as hoped.

Great audio and video make this the film’s best version, even though it does lack extras.

It’s entertaining as ever, but the omission of several DVD bonus features is downright perplexing.

The audio has gotten a nice upgrade, but the video ends up being too crisp for its own good.

Sometimes, police officers just make no sense. This movie, which ships Dec. 9, is all about their misadventures.

Grab your balls and prepare to take cover. Fox’s slapstick comedy is coming to high definition this holiday.

In The Name of the King will come home in December. Will the director botch its BD release?

It’s a great season and has some great audio upgrades, but the video noise is troubling, and the set’s rather spendy.

Jackie Chan and Jet Li could’ve created a martial-arts masterpiece, but their deference undermines the experience.