Gamer is an absolute disaster of a film; an exercise in excess, silliness, and, ironically, one-dimensional characters.

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A Monster in Paris is a delightful CG-animated film from Shark Tale director Bibo Bergeron. Returning to his native France, he feels revived, inspired, and has offered up an original, richly detailed tale for the family.

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Shimizu Takashi’s sequel to his 2009 hit Shock Labyrinth has none of the shock and none of the originality that made its predecessor a worthwhile experience.

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The majestic journey that is Cirque du Soleil’s World’s Away comes alive in this marvelous 3D production from producer James Cameron and director Andrew Adamson.

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A visual treat, Ang Lee’s spiritually driven coming-of-page adventure Life of Pi is not to be missed.

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Somewhere along the line, this well-intentioned film’s story became an encouragement of holiday commercialism, but the action, imagery, and well used 3D effect save it from being a complete failure.

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Charming and funny, Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph is a pure winner, and is a Blu-ray that deserves a spot in everyone’s collection.

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These lovable monsters are scaring up a storm in a dazzling 3D version just before they head off to University.

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R.I.P. Tony Scott, but you shall forever live on in your work, like this nearly perfect example of ’80s cinematic escapism — the high-flying, energetic, Top Gun, now available in a better than expected 3D edition.

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Sony’s reference quality release of Hotel Transylvania is a treat for the family in 2D or 3D.

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