HD Reviews

Let's get in a quick review of the new MLB.TV for Sony PS3 (watching Red Sox v. Texas on the NESN feed right now). One word review: WOW!

If you missed Up in theaters (it played in 3D and 2D) there’s no better way to see Up than on Blu-ray disc. Though the DVD looks and sounds as good as it can, upscaling nicely via a standard player, it cannot compare to the astounding image and audio quality of the Blu-ray version.

If you happen to be on the fence about purchasing the Blu-ray due to the potential for a double-dip, you’d be missing out on a great addition to your high-def library; however, it would certainly be understandable as the features for The Dark Knight leave quite a bit to be desired for such a landmark film. That said, the video and audio on the Blu-ray disc more than make up for the lack of features and make The Dark Knight, already a great film in whatever format you happen to view it, a great way to show off your hi-def system.

Kill the lights on this one. This film is dark, dark, dark. I must have seen "Escape from Alcatraz" a hundred times over the...

Pity Frank Miller’s second feature directorial effort: “The Spirit” pretty much sank and stank in terms of box office returns and critical/public reception, but...

Resident Evil 5 is a 3rd person shooter/survival horror game that was released on March 13th for the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3....

Among some other great releases my Blu-ray pic of the week is The Shawshank Redemption from 1994. This is the movie's first release in...

TNT will broadcast the third movie in the Lord of the Rings trilogy in HD today with limited commercials. Lord of the Rings: Return...

Not available on Blu-ray disc yet, Star Trek III: The Search for Spock was broadcast last night on Universal HD network. The film from...

Lush fields of green, wild elephants, and contestants running around in their underwear…sound like eden? In high definition you will get a taste of...

IMAX: Blue Planet (Warner) Featuring: The Beautiful Planet Earth Imagine being a visitor from another planet (go ahead, imagine it!)... your approach to Planet Earth would...

The Fountain, now available on both Blu-ray disc and HD DVD. This sci-fi film was directed by Darren Aronofsky, and stars Hugh Jackman, Rachel...