This epic shows up on Blu in a rather solid transfer that should have fans of this martial arts troika pleased.

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Helen Mirren shines in this powerful romantic drama about the last year in the life and marriage of Leo Tolstoy.

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Bertolucci’s visually stunning epic comes to Blu-ray in a competent, though well below reference AVC transfer from Optimum.

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See John Woo’s epic vision of the end of the Han Dynasty on this gloriously rendered Blu-ray release from Magnolia.

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Bernard Cornwell’s Richard Sharpe returns with a new HD master of its Super-16mm source that does its best, but why, oh, why are we still inflicted with Dolby Digital soundtracks?

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Criterion scores again with a reference quality release of this powerful film by director Steve McQueen about the death by hunger strike in 1981 of IRA leader Bobby Sands.

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Amelia turns the life of the adventurous aviatrix into a sappy Hollywood soap opera, but at least the reference quality Blu-ray release arrives just in time for the Valentine’s Day holiday.

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Forest Whitaker’s riveting performance is main draw in this fictionalized account of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin’s reign of terror and we like the strong transfer to Blu-ray even if the production makes it less than great hi-def material.

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Optimum brings Guédiguian’s, Army of Crime, a compelling entry into the crowded field of French Resistance World War II dramas, to Blu-ray with a strong 1080p AVC transfer.

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The Duke set his Vietnam-era political agenda in this early film chronicling the war the in Southeast Asia arriving in a solid 1080p VC-1 transfer from Warner on Blu-ray.

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