The first quarter of the year is behind us - let's geek out about its high-definition highlights so far....

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

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

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

Gather the kiddies 'round - it's time for a good old-fashioned Nunsploitation flick. Yay...!

"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

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

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

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

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

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

Glenn Close and Janet McTeer definitely earn their Oscar nominee cred in this Irish melodrama....

Ti West's new horror flick offers up some fun, throwback mood and some legitimate scares (not to mention a supporting turn from Kelly McGillis!), but doesn't completely deliver the goods...

The legendary star maintains her mystique in this new documentary, though the film as a whole gets a little too woo-woo for its own good....

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

Exactly how good does Sheriff Buford Pusser (Joe Don Baker) and his "Hixploitation" classic Walking Tall look and sound in high-def....?

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

"Officer, arrest this man! He's taking me up to his apartment!" "Well, I can't say that I blame him, miss."

The latest American Pie sequel gets Blu-ray specs, and Warner announces a summertime Ultimate Collector's Edition of Singin' in the Rain....

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

Say what you will about the cinematic merits of this 2010 Juliette Binoche drama, but it looks and sounds gorgeous in high-definition....

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....?

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....

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....

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....?

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

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....

Jim Caviezel and Dennis Quaid deal with daddy issues in excellent sci-fi fashion on this surprisingly brawny Blu-ray release....

Jean Gremillon: forgotten directing genius or overhyped melodrama panderer....?

Mia Farrow and a bad, bad baby head Criterion's list of October DVD/Blu-ray releases....

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....

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

Remember: Vincent D'Onofrio always rings twice....

The critically-acclaimed Aki Kaurismaki drama gets a zippy high-def debut from Criterion....

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

Worst zombie movie ever....?

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

The Dardenne brothers' first dramatic feature is an unassuming marvel on Blu-ray....

Really? A sequel to A Christmas Story....?

Criterion's newest IFC Blu-ray release is wonderfully shot, full of bonus features, and sad as hell....

The acclaimed Argentinian horror flick gets a standard-def debut....

Criterion gives some serious high-def sheen to Paul Fejos' long out-of-print silent-era melodrama....

It's not exactly the fairest of them all, but there's no doubt this is one gorgeous-looking (and - sounding!)  Blu-ray edition....

"You look so good with blonde hair and black roots its, like, not even funny...."