![The Third Man [StudioCanal Collection][UK] Blu-ray Review](http://www.blu-raydefinition.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/THIRD_MAN-THE_3D_BD_I_studiocanal-thumb.jpg)
This classic 1949 film-noir from director Carol Reed is the essence of a crime thriller done right and it’s a Blu-ray done right from Optimum’s Studio Canal Collection as well.
Relentless action and humor define this South Korean spaghetti western reworking, but what’s the deal with the 1080i encoding of a 35mm film?
You may need to give your wallet a beatdown if you attempt to buy this awful direct-to-video movie.
This action-packed film is a must for Jet Li fans if you can get past the awful video quality and lossy DVD-era soundtrack.
LOST ends its six-year run with this frustrating and disappointing final season that appears in a typically delightful and feature-packed Blu-ray release from ABC Studios.
![Flash Gordon: 30th Anniversary Edition [UK Release] Blu-ray Review](http://www.blu-raydefinition.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/flash_8-thumb.jpg)
The ultimate camp sci-fi flick, Flash Gordon arrives on Blu-ray to amuse its long built-up cult followers with sexy catsuits, tongue-in-cheek dialogue, and outlandish costumes.
A darker tone, addictive action, and a decent Blu-ray transfer make Part 2 of Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood a must have for fans.
Funimation vamps it up with this vampire inspired anime series, but even the upscaled 1080p transfer seems a little lifeless.
The brooding Casshern returns in Part 2 of this visually stunning release of Casshern Sins from Funimation, but why so little extras for this $55 price tag?
Stunning visuals and frenetic sci-fi action with a strong high-def transfer make Casshern Sins: Part 1 an excellent addition to Funimation’s quickly growing catalogue of Blu-ray releases.
