This sweet, fluffy British sitcom's TV-ond-DVD edition with Julia McKenzie and Anton Rodgers isn't exactly mandatory viewing, but it's difficult avoiding getting a giggle or two out of the thing....

The Marcello Mastroianni labor drama is technically magnificent on Criterion Blu-ray, but is it worth its $30 price tag....?

Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Ice Cube, Halle Berry, Ashton Kutcher, Hilary Swank - with a cast this strong, New Year's Eve should at least be watchable, right....?

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

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

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....

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....

If you love TV westerns, this Maverick set is really gonna whet your whistle....

It's definitely factory-made conveyor belt television, but L Word alum Sarah Shahi's new series is nevertheless pretty darned addictive....

...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....

This latest TV-on-DVD set of Damages proves one thing: never trust John Goodman....

Newsweek columnist Niall Ferguson takes us on a journey through the modern world that is as thought-provoking as it is ultimately unconvincing....

I didn't even know there was a conspiracy around the building of Mount Rushmore. Thanks, Brad Meltzer...!

If you suffer from a fear of clowns, we recommend you stay five feet away from this new Spawn BD....

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

The David Hayman/Victoria Smurfit crime drama import sees a new standard-def set hit shelves....

The Timothy Hutton drama series' senior year is as solid as ever....

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

"If you go to the bathroom after Osama, you will realize the true meaning of terrorism."

Looking for a dumb-shit horror flick that's as dull as it is preposterous? Boy, do we have the movie for you....

As a season-long release, Dexter: The Sixth Season is a swing and a miss, but that doesn't mean you won't quickly marathon through this TV-on-BD set....

This Oscar-winning melodrama from Iran will punch a hole right through your heart....

With a cast like this one - De Niro, Julianne Moore, Lili Taylor - Being Flynn should be better than it is, but there are bursts of movie magic here, nonetheless....

This latest DisneyNature documentary isn't perfect, but it's nevertheless pretty darned irresistible....

Another year, another re-release of Sacred Blacksmith - but is this one worth double-dipping for....?

Yes, the world ends in this Willem Dafoe drama, but unfortunately, the apocalypse doesn't come soon enough....

"You've had an eventful day - bunking off school, buying alcohol illegally, defacing Carli's drive and insulting Neil's dad. Have I missed anything?" "We also hit a spastic with a Frisbee."

TV's number one crime drama proves its moxie on this Ninth Season set, even without a bump to high-def....

This new Lawrence Kasdan melodrama has enough starpower and narrative control to almost successfull counter its innate cheesiness....

This doc series goes beyond 'bright lights, big city' and really investigates the very fabric of modern international urbanism....

This new British import crime drama from the mind behind Foyle's War fails to connect....

The biggest movie of all time is a technical marvel in high-def 3D, but this is by no means a complete edition...

The legendary veterinarian gets a solid biopic treatment by this miniseries import....

"Ooooh - you have a very hairy back. I like that in a woman...."

Greta Gerwig headliens this mopey indie that you'll probably want to avoid....

The new Stephen Hawking documentary series is no Brief History of Time, that's for sure....

Alfred Hitchcock: Masterpiece Edition Vol. 2: Joseph Cotten unleashes his inner madman in the terrifying Shadow of a Doubt....

This franchise reboot with Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone is signficantly more exciting than it has any right to be...

This Upstairs Downstairs spinoff doesn't quite capture its source series' brashly inspired social commentary....

This hostage crisis TV drama has moments of greatness, but doesn't completely make a case for itself....

This teen comedy with Larry Miller and Janeane Garofalo has a solid pedigree, but falters in its delivery....

There's nothing of particular note on this Happy Endings DVD set, but at times this series can be pretty damned funny....

Leave it to Pixar to deliver what just might be the best 3D Blu-ray title of the year....

This piece of torture porn starring Vincent D'Onofrio is often intriguing, but ultimately way too brutal for its own good....

This arthouse trilogy will try the consistutions of even the most hardened cinephiles....

TV's favorite redhead is in fine form here, but this collection doesn't have the punch of other Lucy comedy offerings....

If you're a hardcore history buff, prepare to be seriously intrigued by this TV-on-DVD documentary set....

It's Saw meets The Bourne Identity meets The Hunger Games, only without the Metallica soundtrack you'd expect....

Colin Farrell doesn't get his ass to Mars the way Arnold did, but even overly possessive 1990s film geeks might find some good things here....