Let me sum up this review — a bad man-hating film and an inconsistent picture. The slain actress and director Adrienne Shelly deserved far better than this as a tribute in her honor.
Drew Barrymore’s directorial debut whips up some serious girl power fun in a reference release on Blu-ray from Fox that is sure to please.
This classic musical arrives on Blu with a strong VC-1 transfer and DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 lossless soundtrack that should please fans of the genre.
Twenty years on, The Simpsons can still amuse and they finally make their high definition debut on the second half of this Blu-ray set from Fox.
This ganja-fueled reggae classic arrives in a barebones Blu-ray release that cleans up the classic film, but don’t expect any miracles from this low budget fare.
The laughs never ensue in this wholly unnecessary sequel that arrives in an equally underwhelming Blu-ray transfer from 20th Century Fox.
It’s Chuck Versus Blu-ray and even 3D in this 1080p VC-1 transfer of The Complete Second Season from Warner, but don’t expect a lossless soundtrack, Dolby Digital is all you’ll get for this release.
Comedian Artie Lange returns to his stand-up roots in this decidedly raw, offensive, and very much un-”PC” set from New York City’s Gotham Comedy Club captured in high definition and appearing in a solid 1080i transfer on Blu-ray from Image Entertainment.
Sandra Bullock lets loose as a geeky “cruciverbalist” in this wacky comedy from 20th Century Fox. Read our review, then enter for a chance to win a copy courtesy of 20th Century Fox!
The late Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles are the star attractions in this misguided attempt at turning the Bard’s Taming of the Shrew into a teen romance, which ultimately comes off more like a bad John Hughes imitation.
