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Here’s to you, Mrs. Robinson, and StudioCanal.This classic looks about as good as it can get in this StudioCanal Collection edition from Optimum.
$5 a Day is a charming road trip comedy from Image Entertainment, but the indie production doesn’t quite sparkle on Blu-ray.
The Legend of Fong Sai Yuk may be a young Jet Li at his best, but the transfer to Blu-ray is downright horrifying, and it’s not even Halloween yet!
Rodney Dangerfield and his Ladybugs can’t get no respect, but neither should this quick and dirty transfer from Lionsgate.
A barebones release of a poorly transferred misfire adds up to no sale for this Blu-ray from Lionsgate.
Judy Garland’s 1954 “comeback” is a showstopper on Blu-ray.
Only an avid Mel Brooks fan could love these men in tights.
This is a solid “history” from Mel Brooks and 20th Century Fox.
This classic spoof is still fun to watch despite a middling transfer.
It looks well enough on Blu, but this dull rom-com is best left on the shelf.
