It’s sexy, it’s tense, and it’s dramatic — it’s the anime adaptation of Top Cow’s Witchblade, but does this HD transfer from Funimation do it justice?
This engaging travelogue from Discovery puts the focus on individuals making their ways in the burgeoning new global economy as tradition converges with modernism.
The popular series sees its first anime wrapped up in this sleek movie sequel with a reference high definition release from the folks at Funimation.
The Peanuts gang’s first-ever televised animated special is given a solid 1080p effort from Warner Home Video’s animation department for its Blu-ray debut.
The 70 year old cinematic classic gets spruced up from Warner for its release on Blu-ray in a red velvet keep-case Ultimate Collector’s Edition.
This fantasy-fueled manga series makes it to Blu-ray in a 1080p hi-def presentation from Funimation.
Dr. Seuss’ green meanie tries to steal Christmas away from the Who’s in Whoville in this perennial holiday classic that rails against the encroaching commercialism of Christmastime.
The Dr. Seuss classic that teaches us, “a person’s a person, no matter how small.” arrives on Blu-ray in an uneven, but still entertaining 1080p VC-1 transfer from Warner.
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Don’t go into A Christmas Tale expecting a touchy-feely holiday film. This is raw, emotional drama that only takes Christmastime as its vague backdrop and it has been artfully transferred to Blu-ray by Criterion.
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group this week announced the launch of DVD2Blu.com. The site allows consumers to upgrade the Warner Bros. movies they already own on standard DVD to high definition Blu-Ray Disc. Consumer’s simply need to send in the Warner DVD they wish to upgrade to Blu-ray (limit 1 DVD per title) without the case and pay a nominal fee as low as $7.95 per Blu-ray Disc. Orders over $25 receive free shipping and handling and there is a limit of 25 titles. You will receive your new Blu-ray Discs in the mail from Warner Home Entertainment. It’s that simple.
