The movie that famously inspired Gilliam's 12 Monkeys gets the Criterion Blu-ray treatment....

The madcap 1963 comedy arrives on Blu-ray, but are its goofy gags any funnier in high-def....?

Love means never having to say you're sorry... and buying this Ryan O'Neal/Ali McGraw weepy on yet another home theater format....

Go ahead - step inside this Flemish painting. Rutger Hauer will show you around....

A Lethal Weapon box set, season one of Hell on Wheels, and even a Queen Latifah/Steve Martin comedy get Blu-ray announcements today....

Unless you're a die-hard fan of Being John Malkovich or Putney Swope, Criterion's May announcements are pretty disappointing....

Puss in Boots roars like a lion on its gorgeous Blu-ray Disc debut....

It's still one of the 20th century's most epic westerns, but this 20th Anniversary Edition of Unforgiven is the same Blu-ray you (hopefully) already own....

Rowan Atkinson's bumbling spy is back for more of the same (only this time with more Gillian Anderson! Yay!)....

The 1985 Meryl Streep/Robert Redford Oscar favorite gets a Blu-ray double-dip that might actually be worth re-investigating....

The controversial - and widely acclaimed - Martin Scorsese picture gets some high-definition love from Criterion....

"On second thought, let's not go to Camelot. It is a silly place."

While the new version is burning up cinemas, Warner has reissued the original Lorax in high-def....

The Oscar-winning Billy Wilder classic is as witty and charming as ever on its Blu-ray debut....

This Blu-ray allows us to see all the awful dialogue and lifeless action sequences of Paul W.S. Anderson's Alxendre Dumas adpatation in absolutely stunning high-definition quality....

Hollywood's ultimate B-movie mogul gets his own star-studded career retrospective documentary....

The beloved Bogart/Bergman romance hits Blu-ray (again) - is this the high-def edition of the classic we've been waiting for, or just another excuse to double-dip....?

Criterion's June Blu-ray lineup will be of particular import to Charlie Chaplin and Spalding Gray fans....

The first big Criterion Blu-ray box set of the year is a technical and cultural marvel, though these four David Lean pictures aren't exactly mandatory viewing....

Jason Segel's Muppets franchise reboot is funny and charming enough to melt even the stingiest movie geek's heart....

Criterion offers up a sensationally accomplished DVD edition of a Titanic movie that is so-so at best....

It may house some top-tier Hollywood voice talent, but this Easter Bunny animated tale basically just lays an egg....

Meryl Streep brings Oscar cred to this biopic, but Margaret Thatcher never really comes to life in The Iron Lady....

This scary-hospital horror flick with Sean Clement has a creepy premise, but it never makes good on it....

A pair of campy favorites get updated reissues....

A six-film collection of movies made in the swinging Czechoslovakian 1960s? Yeah, we're excited, too....

"A prime reason ¡Alambrista! was important then - and is now - is because it balanced, deepened, and enriched our national conversation about immigration." - from Charles Ramirez Berg's BD booklet essay

Our week ends with news of high-def bumps for High Noon and Invasion of the Body Snatchers, as well as info on a new single-disc Blu-ray edition of Casablanca....

Hulk Hogan's big line in Gremlins 2: "GREMLINS? IN THIS THEATER? NOW?"....

The brain-bending Spike Jonze curio gets the Criterion high-def treatment. Malkovich Malkovich, Malkovich MALKOVICH!

"Come on, guys! Let's get a keg, some pizza, and a few girls, and... watch four and a half hours of experimental films from the 1960s and 70s...."

Olive Films announces high-def editions of two classic westerns, and HBO readies an August release for the first season of Strike Back....

The elusive Putney Swope finally arrives on DVD, and it's three times as weird as you've heard (though somehow it works).....

It's impossible to hate these Steve Martin/Diane Keaton comedies, but is this high-def edition of the Father of the Bride flicks worth the double-dip....?

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

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....?

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

Jason Segel, Ed Helms, and Susan Sarandon go mumblecore in this Duplass Brothers comedy, and the results are dreadful....

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....

Criterion's September slate: Fincher, de Sica, and a double-dose of Marcel Carne....

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

Based on the novel called Japan's Gone With the Wind, The Samurai Trilogy gets a long-awaited high-definition Criterion upgrade. But where are the bonuses....?

The Gary Cooper western classic gets a high-def bump, but without its Deluxe Edition DVD bonuses, is it still worth the double-dip....?

Olive Films preps some classic catlog titles for high-def, and Lionsgate unleashes a couple high-profile standard-def announcements....

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

Batman, Batman, and more Batman....

"There's no crying in baseball....!"

Wes Anderson gets his fifth Criterion Blu-ray edition with this 2001 ensemble dramedy....

"You can give your heart to Jesus, but your ass belongs to the Corps. Do you ladies understand...?"

Yes, there's a new edition of Jaws, and yes, you will need to buy it....