A stellar release...

Sometimes you just gotta go with it and not worry about falling in line with the others.

It's Season Two where the series really begins to find its place, and now it's available in HD.  This release includes both DVD and Blu-ray versions, as well as an Ultraviolet digital copy.

Season one finally makes its way to Blu-ray… feels like it took nearly 14 million years.  DVD and Ultraviolet copies also included.

After a devastating riding accident, a young girl and her beloved horse are left with serious physical and emotional scars. When her mother calls on the “Horse Whisperer” to help, she meets a rugged rancher who not only has an extraordinary gift with animals, but also an ability to enrich the lives of people around him.

There's nothing wrong with being single. There's something wrong with not taking chances, though.

"The light that burns twice as bright, burns half as long." - Dr. Eldon Tyrell (Blade Runner, 1982)

I'll be honest. I didn't see this film in the theaters because of Roseanne Barr. Her loudmouth character on the show by her first name really rubbed me raw, especially the later years of it. With that said, she is a brilliant comedian and actress, and I was dead wrong about missing this one because of her. She sold her role as Maggie the cow, and brought some fresh spirit with it.

It has been 10 years since its release and Disney has decided to put it out on Blu-ray. While certainly not the most popular Disney film, Treasure Planet still offered up some great moments, especially on the technology side of animated filmmaking. Has a decade of technological advances aged this film? Come find out.

We had a VHS tape of Barbarella that my parents allowed me to watch when I was five years of age. Sure it was irresponsible, but wow… what a film. Now, Paramount Home Entertainment has taken this Jane Fonda classic and put it on Blu-ray. How did it fair? Read on.