A Criterion Blu-ray without a single bonus feature included? You must be joking....

The movie with the American tagline "Naughty and nineteen! The devil controls her by radar!" gets the Criterion Blu-ray treatment....

The Korean war film from director Hun Jang hits high-def with uneven but often brutal emotional force....

Disney's epically-maligned sci-fi actioner gets a second shot at an audience on Blu-ray....

3D, two hours, one unfortunately uncompelling history doc....

This hugely successful Chinese import starring Jiang Wen and Chow Yun-fat is one of the more enjoyably entertaining neo-westerns in recent memory....

Riggs and Murtaugh blast onto Blu-ray, but is this five-disc set worth the upgrade....?

It's a hospital! It's a death maze! It's a hospital and a death maze....!

Another Chaplin classic gets the CC Blu-ray treatment, and the results are unsurprisingly exceptional.....

Larry King is quoted on this BD's cover as saying Bringing Down the House is "one of the funniest films ever". Can that be true....?

This Huang Yi import is a rollicking, often mesmerizing surprise....

We want to like this James Cromwell war flick - we really do. But....

The 1971 Hal Ashby cult favorite with Ruth Gordon and Bud Cort finally rides its hearse onto Blu-ray....

Robert Downey, Jr. and Jude Law return as our iconic Holmes and Watson, and even if there's a bit of sequelitis suffered here, it still makes for some pretty reliable fun....

"Merry Christmas, you assholes!" is the kind of Nicolas Cage magic awaiting you on this brain-drain of a Blu-ray Disc....

Matt LeBlanc is Episodes' guiding light, but starpower alone isn't enough to keep this boob-tube comedy above water....

It's a knockout in terms of high-def technical quality, but Dawn of the Seeker doesn't exactly wow as an anime actioner....

Even for a dumb-ass teen comedy, Project X is vacuous and uninspired....

This acclaimed Spalding Gray monologue film is one of director Steven Soderbergh's more oblique and powerful efforts, especially in Criterion high-definition....

Steven Soderbergh's fifth film to receive the Criterion treatment is a brash, sad portrait of monologist Spalding Gray....

Linda Cook of KWQC-TV Iowa has this rave for this new Eddie Murphy flick: "A Thousand Words is not unspeakably awful." High praise, indeed....

This Channing Tatum/Jonah Hill throwback is way more fun than it should be in high-def....

The Titans are back - this time with even more giant, fire-breathing monsters and cranky, violent gods....

"Make love? But no one's done that for hundreds of centuries!"

Will America finally start warming up to this Best Picture winner now that it's available in high-def....?

The bloodiest, strangest spaghetti western of all time debuts in high-def....

Finally, all those hours spent playing Dance Dance Revolution are about to pay off....!

...in which Gently and Bacchus investigate the swinging world of British TV rock and roll shows aas well as the unexplained disappearance of an old informant....

Xander Berkeley is welcome on screen any time, but his presence in Seeking Justice isn't enough to keep the Nicolas Cage thriller above water....

Linda Evans plays not one but two roles in this sixth Dynasty season? Madness....!

The American Pie folks are back - and yes, this new installment delivers in terms of masturbation gags, embarrassment nudity, and topless chicks....

Diane Lane's chick-flick jaunt through Italy gets a Blu-ray re-release....

Does a dumb-ass rom-com increase in value when a former Doctor Who show up as leading man...?

The admirable but dramatically tricky Best Foreign Language Film nominee from Belgium gets a solid high-def edition....

After sitting on the shelf for five years, this Anna Paquin/Matt Damon drama finally gets the release it deserves....

This Jason Ritter indie starts with darkly comic charm, then turns into a bummer real fast....

Mel Gibson is back, but should we care....?

...in which Tom Barnaby (John Nettles) hands things over to his cousin John (Neil Dudgeon)....

Natalie Wood's final film - a brain-spinning trip directed by 2001's effects guru Douglas Trumbull - hits high-def....

This horror flick with Elizabeth Olsen - filmed in one long shot - comes dangerously close to working...

Before Battleship, there was this 80s comedy based on the board game of the same name....

It's not the best space western in the universe, but Ouland is nevertheless a welcome addition to the high-def pantheon....

The underrated Robert Redford/Kristin Scott Thomas drama gets a stallion of a high-def release....

The Palme d'Or-winning drama by the Dardenne brothers gets a superb high-def Criterion release....

Battleship: an awful, awful film. Also - it kind of kicks ass....

Farewell, Sugarbakers - we hardly knew ye....

"Inside, outside, where have I been? / Out of my brain on the 5:15...."

One of the stranger Shakespeare film adaptations ever made gets its high-def debut - but is it convincing as a full Blu-ray package....?

Kiss or Kill alum Frances O'Connor nails her performance as the eponymous heroine in this umpteenth Flaubert TV update....

The king of reggae gets a full-fledged biography here, and it turns out to be one of the better docs of the year....