In anticipation of the upcoming release of Alien: The Complete Anthology on Blu-ray this October, we have a look at the special edition box set, a trailer, and some information on the movies and pricing.

There is only one thing that could possibly be bad with the Bluray release of the Back to the Future Trilogy, coming out in October thanks to Universal Studios Home Entertainment. It’s the 25th Anniversary Edition and that reminds me of how young I was when Marty McFly first came into my life.

Edge of Darkness had some promise, but not a whole lot of follow through. It ends up being one of those movies that could have delivered, but never quite does. You might be able to watch this, but it’s doubtful that anyone would want to make a repeat visit.

One of the best films of the 90s, Tombstone comes out on Blu-Ray. While it is definitely worth it to own this movie, check out our review to find out if it is best to buy it in Blu-Ray.

“I don’t want to miss a thing” in any Blu-Ray for Armageddon. Unfortunately, there leaves quite a bit to be desired, with few bonuses, and a moderately improved quality for this release. To find out more, check out our review.

The world’s most famous, British detective is back in a brand new film, directed by Guy Ritchie. Robert Downey Jr. stars as the title character, with Jude Law as his trusty sidekick, Watson. Full of adventure, mystery and great acting, check out our review of this newly released DVD.

Ninja Assassin could have been a good movie. It offers plenty of action and some good actors. Unfortunately, the makers of the film thought it would be prudent to create a blood bath with no plot and sell it as an action movie. Bad idea.

The Time Traveler’s Wife could have been a good movie, but instead, it is kind of hokey and disjointed. Sure, I’m no fan of chick flicks, but usually I can sit through them. This movie just made me bored and I counted down the minutes until the end of it.

Back before he was the Governor of California, Arnold was an action star. Terminator was his best film, but he had some other good ones, like The Running Man. Here is a review on the Blu-Ray release of this classic 80s action flick.

Echelon Conspiracy does not look good in Blu-Ray. This movie has little offer in both visual and story quality. Avoid this one and feel free to avoid my review, too.

Enter the fantastic world of Terry Pratchett’s discworld in The Color of Magic. This UK made for TV movie features Tim Curry, Brian Cox, David Jason, Sean Astin, Jeremy Irons and a selection of other supporting actors that make this movie excellent.

Echelon Conspiracy tries to be as bad ass as a Hackers or an Eagle Eye, but it falls just short of the mark. While this is good for mindless entertainment, I recommend drinking a Slurpee instead.