This high-def edition of the Spielberg war flick is technically marvelous, but did the movie deserve its Best Picture nomination....?

Pretty, sassy, and often unbearably confusing, this anime tale of a jellyfish-obsessed young girl and her gaggle of ladyfriends is a strange, strange beast....

For a downer romance, Bounce isn't terrible, but do Gwyneth and Affleck merit a reason to revisit the picture in high-definition....?

Turns out Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams really are going to make their dreams come true - doin' it their way....

The hard-to-find 1941 Abbot and Costello comedy gets some serious Blu love....

The often laughably silly teen melodrama starring Sophia Bush finally comes to an end....

"Yeah, I guess this new Transformers series is pretty dumb. Let's watch another episode or two."

This late-70s British television drama with Tom Bell is one of the better Acorn DVD editions of the year....

Rebecca DeMornay is back, she's got a gun, and she is pissed....

Elderly recluses, arsonists, and homicidal teenagers - all in a day's work for Irish detective Jack Driscoll....

The Richard Harris/Vanessa Redgrave King Arthur musical gets a Blu-ray upgrade worthy of the Round Table....

The Janet Evanovich franchise finally debuts on high-def, and thanks to Jennifer Heigl and company, it's dead on arrival...

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....?

Werner Herzog's latest documentary is a harrowing investigation of crime, punishment, and the shrapnel they both leave behind....

The Ken Burns/Lynn Novick documentary is every bit as good now as it was when it debuted in 2007, but is it worth the high-def upgrade...?

The good news here: the one and only Dolly Parton. The bad news: everything else....

Who would you bet on in a match-up: A pack of wild Alaskan wolves or Liam Neeson and his team of rugged plane-crash-survivor mountain men...?

This emotionally brutal Tilda Swinton/John C. Reilly drama makes for a rough but unforgettable high-definition experience....

Sometimes you don't need a strong central plot point to drive a series, and Suits: Season One is proof positive of that....

"Get in, or I blow your pretty little face off!" "You got a lousy sense of humor, lady."

The Secret World of Arietty in high-def isn't full-tilt Miyazaki, but it'll do....

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....?

Spoiler Alert: Daniel Radcliffe doesn't use the Expelliarmus curse even once in The Woman in Black (and trust me - it would have come in handy)....

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....

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

Stupid? Yeah. Worth watching? Probably not. But there are three or four solid belly laughs to be mined out of this thing....

The Oscar-winner with Robert Redford and Paul Newman gets some Blu-ray love, but is this a definitive edition of the caper classic....?

Alas, Steve Perry does not have a cameo in this latest Dwayne Johnson kiddie flick....

This new revenge-fueled western makes for dumb, bloody fun....

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

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

Good luck trying to resist this latest R-rated set from Bon Temps' sultriest vampires....

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....

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

The early-career Hitchcock masterpiece hits Blu-ray and has never looked or sounded better....

Is there any way we could go back in time and not have the Niners lose to the Giants in the NFC championship game in overtime....?

A Canadian wrestling movie about duelling beasts as officiated by Dave Foley. No, seriously - this movie exists....

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....?

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

Murdoch builds a sonar device? What could possibly be more exciting than that....?!

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

It's a solid cross-section of the series, but is there any reason to choose this Best of set over full season-by-season DVD box sets of Foyle's War....?

Acorn reverts back to lossy audio mixes on this TV-on-BD edition, but even as we cry technical foul, there's no denying these mysteries' innate melodramatic draw....

...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....

Jim Jarmusch heads to Criterion Blu-ray once again with this cult-adored jailbreak fable starring Tom Waits, John Lurie, and Roberto Benigni....

Yes, indeed - it's an even more glorious feeling to experience the best Hollywood musical of all time in sensational high-definition....

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