Disney’s newest princess arrives on Blu-ray in royal fashion with a beautiful high-def transfer and entertaining lossless surround mix.

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Hayao Miyazaki’s magical Ponyo arrives in a superb, reference quality release from Disney, but the lack of a lossless version of the original Japanese soundtrack is disappointing.

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The original Ray Harryhausen classic arrives in a deluxe Blu-ray Book with VC-1 video transfer unworthy of the gods or Laurence Olivier.

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Claymore is a great anime series that you won’t want to stop watching once you start. The 1080i transfer could be better, but its good enough to make this a more than enjoyable release from Funimation.

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Greek mythology and science fiction come together in this action-packed anime from Funimation, but the video quality is once again a bit of a disappointing transfer.

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David Tennant is given a fitting farewell as The Doctor with this strong collection of Doctor Who specials on Blu-ray from the BBC.

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This anime may have started its life as an RPG, but over the course of its 26-episodes, it moves well beyond any game and into the realm of serious drama. The 1080i MPEG-2 encoding may have some flaws, but it is still a solid effort.

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D.Gray-man: Season One Part One arrives on Blu-ray from Funimation another strong anime series hampered by a lackluster video transfer. The steep price and barebones extras don’t help for this 13-episode installment either.

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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?

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This fantasy-fueled manga series makes it to Blu-ray in a 1080p hi-def presentation from Funimation.

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