Editor Pick: Film

There’s a lot of frank sexuality to swallow, but thankfully, Don Jon earns its own version of a happy ending, while still winding up being one of the year’s most bold, if not brash and brazen, comedies.

Muscle Shoals, Alabama has been the creative fount for many iconic like musicians like Bono, The Stones and even Alicia Keyes.

Chances are you already know whether you’re adding this to your Blu-ray collection, but at least now you know you’re in for a blazing home theater experience.

French drama examines a young man's decision to emigrate to Israel.

The Blu-ray version of The Great Gatsby will give you the inside take on how and why Baz Luhrmann made various decisions to tweak the narrative effect of the film which enhanced the meaning of the novel. Coupled with the music, the visual impac of this version are amazing and fun to compare with the theater version.

A little-seen film from 1969 starring Rex Harrison and Richard Burton as a pair of aging hairdressers, comes to DVD for the first time.

The nostalgia of popping in a new Blu-ray for something you’ve seen numerous times can sometimes make you forgive even the slightest transfer blunders. In the case of The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, there’s been massive debate about DNR, color correction, and framing issues. But does any of …

This year sure has been kind to the horror genre. With Mama, Warm Bodies, Evil Dead, World War Z, The Conjuring, and You’re Next, we fans have never seen so many theatrical horror films in a span of mere months — let alone such quality. Director James Wan (The Conjuring) …

Longtime fans of The Fly, and fans of the David Cronenberg remake, will find lots to love with the Blu-ray release.

'To The Wonder' is not the near-masterpiece Roger Ebert thought it was, nor is it the meandering, incomprehensible mess others claim.