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Remember to take out your brain for a few hours while you re-live this film, and you’ll have a blast.

Rest easy, Blu-ray fans. The rumors of poor video and audio transfers are completely unfounded.

Sam Raimi is at it again, this time with a Blu-ray version of a film that really needs no introduction.

The third season of Numb3rs ended just four months ago, and already fans can re-live the pivotal third outing with the six-disc Numb3rs: The Third Season DVD collection. Last season covered a lot of ground between the months of September and May, and many fans new to the series will appreciate the quick refresher that this compilation provides. From an agent kidnapping to the investigation of a polygamist cult to a standoff with….

Greetings, Starfighter. Those two words from The Last Starfighter perk up the ears of any 30-something privy to the 1980s rash of science fiction films in their heyday. They also recall a historical milestone in filmmaking where a small effects company pioneered the use of computers to create near photo-realistic digital effects in a theatrical picture. No film had attempted the feat prior, not even the original Star Wars trilogy. It was a….

When Babel hit theaters in 2006, it hit the movie-going world like a surprising and critically acclaimed storm. The movie’s three distinct yet connected stories each told an emotional tale that few people saw coming, and the Golden Globes and Academy Awards both recognized the film with a Best Picture award and nomination, respectively. Yet the movie’s original DVD release met with much less acclaim. In a world of….

It’s not often that you encounter a DVD whose name is the first thing that comes to mind once the credits start rolling. But with Next, which releases on DVD today, that’s exactly what you get: an experience that’ll have you saying “next, please” once the screen fades to black. With a plot that’s cool in concept but poorly executed, a DVD release such as Next had better have some good bonus features. Unfortunately, the release falters there, as….

This is one awesome show, with acoustics and a grand stage perfectly suited for an HD presentation.

First penguins marched across icecaps, and now they’re surfing. What will Sony think of next?