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

Thirty years before The Matrix came this epic three-hour sci-fi head trip from Rainer Werner Fassbinder, one of the more intriguing Blu-ray titles of recent months....

Clint Eastwood and Leonardo DiCaprio team up for one of the least compelling biopics in recent memory....

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

Does the Henry Cavill/Mickey Rourke gods vs. men actioner work? Who cares? Bring on the armies of dudes beating the crap out of each other!

This new biopic may not do Serge justice, but it sure is damned fun to watch....

This graduate from Cannes 2011 starring Michael Shannon and John Slattery is harrowing, intense, and evocative....

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

The Canadian Strategic Response Unit crime drama returns to DVD for its penultimate season....

It falls into the category of 'Guilty Pleasure', but Covert Affairs' new TV-on-DVD edition is nevertheless totally fun....

This Halle-Berry-in-a-bikini thriller is an instant candidate for worst shark flick of the year...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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....

The doggie dream sequence in Quill is worth the price of admission, but this standard-def edition might not merit a full adoption....

Don't get too excited, John Cusack fans - the high-def upgrade of this mid-90s cult hit disappoints across the board....

This moody little film about life at Reed College tries hard, but never fully connect....

The acclaimed Australian miniseries based on Tim Winton's bestselling novel gets a sturdy standard-def DVD edition....

...in which Channing Tatum and pals take it all off just for you - in high-def...!

A Monty Python biopic as gonzo and unpredictable as the comedy troupe it chronicles....

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

Two high-profile 2012 blockbusters - The Odd Life of Timothy Green and House at the End of the Street - get high-def specs...

The Chris Elliott comedy that ran from 1990-1992 is wild, hare-brained, and somehow as lovable as ever on this Complete Series TV-on-DVD set....

Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris' follow-up to Little Miss Sunshine is a breezy, ditzy mess....

Pier Paolo Pasolini's epic three-film cycle comes to life in high-def like never before....

The Jessica Biel indie thriller comes this close to being a legitimately successful horror experiment....

Not your ordinary British period piece miniseries, that's for sure....

"I'm gonna end up alone. I'm gonna be a single old lady flashing people on the subway...."

Mark Cousins' epic 15-part series could very well be the best documentary of the year....

Monsters, Inc. gets early 3D Blu-ray specs, and we also have info on an upcoming 3D release of Life of Pi....

It's just like a live-action Incredibles, only remade as an Chinese sitcom...

Godfrey Reggio's genre-defying trilogy explodes in Criterion high-definition...

This quiet, unassuming rom-com from the How I Met Your Mother guy turns out to be surprisingly watchable....

The This American Life comedian embarks on a dream odyssey that is as bumbling as it is somehow charming...

The oddball HBO animated series comes to a bizarre yet often hilarious end....

This Dax Shepard comedy action is fun for a few minutes, but that still leaves about ninety minutes of movie to slog through....

This Ann Dowd drama - based on true events - is often unbearably intense....

Early word on 3D editions of Life of Pi and the first installment of The Hobbit....

The 1977 miniseries finally makes its way onto DVD, and on first impression, it feels - long...

This acclaimed drama about a woman reaching the end of her life and entering a nursing home is a bona fide laugh riot (not)...