Best Blu-ray Deals

Best Blu-ray Deals, See All the Deals »
Top deals | Price drops  All countries United States United Kingdom Canada Germany France Spain Italy Japan
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Blu-ray)
$4.99
Valkyrie (Blu-ray)
$4.99
Sleeping with the Enemy (Blu-ray)
$4.99
Sin City (Blu-ray)
$4.99
21 Jump Street (Blu-ray)
$9.99
Dredd 3D (Blu-ray)
$14.26
The Expendables 2 (Blu-ray)
$14.99
The Last Stand (Blu-ray)
$14.99
American History X (Blu-ray)
$4.99
Return to Never Land (Blu-ray)
$24.96
The Terminator (Blu-ray)
$7.96
Trainspotting (Blu-ray)
$5.00
Horton Hears a Who! (Blu-ray)
$12.56
A Time to Kill (Blu-ray)
$4.99
Think Like a Man (Blu-ray)
$9.99
Public Enemies (Blu-ray)
$7.99
Oliver and Company (Blu-ray)
$19.96
Back to School (Blu-ray)
$4.99
The Borgias: The Complete Second Season (Blu-ray)
$24.96


Theatrical


 Release calendar

Reviews


 New reviews
 New user reviews

Movies


 Search movies
 Recently listed
 New covers

Top lists


 Top rated
 Top fans
 Top visited
 Top collected BDs
 Top collected DVDs

Cast & crew


 Top fans
 Top rated
 Most movies
 Top visited
 Top collected BDs
 Top collected DVDs



Latest Theatrical Reviews



The Hangover Part III Review


by: Brian Orndorf » 1 day ago
The Hangover Part III  Review
6 / 10

It appears Todd Phillips received the memo. After the successful sequel, “The Hangover: Part II,” was released in 2011, there was a great swell of disappointment, watching co-writer/director Phillips basically remake his original 2009 feature, merely switching locales and stakes but retaining the same crude sense of humor and trust in comedic madne...

Fast & Furious 6 Review


by: Brian Orndorf » 1 day ago
Fast & Furious 6  Review
6 / 10

With its last outing, 2011’s “Fast Five,” the “Fast and the Furious” franchise reached a previously unimaginable creative high. Against all odds, it was a vastly entertaining picture that readjusted tonal goals for the series, dropping most the dead weight car race tangents to run full steam ahead as a caper, using the limited but colorful cast to ...

The Painting Review


by: Brian Orndorf » 1 day ago
The Painting  Review
9 / 10

In this line of work, one sees plenty of animated movies, and while there are natural variances in quality, most fall into a familiar structure, guaranteeing a certain box office response. The French production “The Painting” generally refuses the temptations of formula, displaying remarkable invention as it builds a unique world of art appreciatio...

Epic Review


by: Brian Orndorf » 1 day ago
Epic  Review
4 / 10

The Cartoon-o-Tron 9000 sparks to life and cranks out “Epic,” a feature filled with so many derivative ideas and formulaic events, it’s difficult to assess what’s actually novel about the picture. From the production team that brought the world the “Ice Age” series and “Robots,” “Epic” has its eye on a blockbuster plan of engagement, hoping to wow ...

Frances Ha Review


by: Brian Orndorf » 1 day ago
Frances Ha  Review
6 / 10

Writer/director Noah Baumbach has spent the last chunk of his career working on his anger issues, funneling his insecurities into pictures such as “Margot at the Wedding” and “Greenberg.” “Frances Ha” comes off as a calculated attempt by Baumbach to remind his audience that he’s not such a creep, working intimately with star/co-writer Greta Gerwig ...

Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's Review


by: Brian Orndorf » 1 day ago
Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's  Review
6 / 10

In 1995, the Isaac Mizrahi documentary “Unzipped” opened to acclaim and box office interest. It was a strange picture at the time, revealing the backstage life of a fashion designer, detailing the work, the struggles, and the success of such an intense vocation, teeming with judgment and humiliation. Cut to today, and fashion stories are everywhere...

Syrup Review


by: Brian Orndorf » 1 day ago
Syrup  Review
4 / 10

“Syrup” takes on the cutthroat world of marketing, a battleground where anything goes in terms of content, as long as it sells. The same disposability applies to the employees as well, who often engage in pure ruthlessness to secure work and reputation, handing the picture fanged potential that’s aching for a smart directorial approach to lend the ...

Shadow Dancer Review


by: Brian Orndorf » 1 day ago
Shadow Dancer  Review
8 / 10

Most films concerning The Troubles take a vitriolic stance, using stark images of violence and fiery participants to paint a disturbing portrait of sacrifice and circular movements of tragedy. “Shadow Dancer” is no less impassioned, but takes a more suspenseful route, locking on the internal churn of responsibility and personal protection as nation...

Star Trek Into Darkness Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 17, 2013
Star Trek Into Darkness  Review
7 / 10

I was completely swept away by the 2009 reinvention of “Star Trek” (my favorite film of that year). Director J.J. Abrams approached an impossible creative challenge with startling confidence, restoring awe to a dusty brand name while removing the need to be slavish to Gene Roddenberry’s original creation as it paved the way for its own universe of ...

The Iceman Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 17, 2013
The Iceman  Review
6 / 10

What “The Iceman” has to offer, we’ve seen before. It’s a hitman story, a bio-pic of sorts studying the cold-blooded career of Richard Kuklinski, a mafia enforcer who murdered over 100 people during his two decades on the job, dealing with all types of godfathers and hot-heads as he tried to raise a family in relative peace. It’s a tough guy saga t...

Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries and Mentors of Ricky Jay Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 15, 2013
Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries and Mentors of Ricky Jay  Review
9 / 10

I’m almost embarrassed to admit that my introduction to Ricky Jay was through his acting credits, watching him perform in the films of David Mamet and Paul Thomas Anderson, completely unaware of his legacy as a sleight of hand master. His magical authority would come later to me, making his accomplishments and skill even more impressive, with his v...

Assault on Wall Street Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 15, 2013
Assault on Wall Street  Review
3 / 10

It’s been a long time since I’ve seen an Uwe Boll picture, going to back 2008 when his last theatrical endeavor, “In the Name of the King,” blew in and out of multiplexes with the speed of a spring breeze. Since that time, Boll has gone on to direct 15 movies, living up to his Ed Wood legacy by churning out features at an alarming rate, with one of...

Love Is All You Need Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 15, 2013
Love Is All You Need  Review
6 / 10

Danish director Susanne Bier has built a career out of difficult pictures with hard edges, gracefully exploring the limits of vulnerability with a decidedly humane approach, always aware of natural behaviors that have generated some spellbinding cinema (including 2004’s “Brothers”). “Love Is All You Need” is an unnerving step toward mainstream acce...

Erased Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 15, 2013
Erased  Review
5 / 10

After playing second fiddle to Gerard Butler in last month’s “Olympus Has Fallen,” it’s about time star Aaron Eckhart proved himself in the action arena. It’s only a shame “Erased,” as nondescript a title as can be, doesn’t reveal much ingenuity in the stale genre, electing to reheat plot elements and violent encounters viewed in other, better film...

The English Teacher Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 15, 2013
The English Teacher  Review
5 / 10

I wish “The English Teacher” was as humorous and mischievous as it believes itself to be. A farce in serious need of speed and content, the picture doesn’t exactly achieves its minimal goals, falling short of its intended satiric aim toward high school theatrical productions, while lacking spitfire as a comedy of errors tinged with uncomfortable se...

Midnight's Children Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 15, 2013
Midnight's Children  Review
5 / 10

“Midnight’s Children” is a sprawling motion picture that rarely pauses to allow its audience a moment to grasp the numerous leaps in time and enormous collection of characters. It’s based on the 1981 book by Salman Rushdie, who co-scripts and narrates this bizarre story of childhood trauma, magical powers, and crushing political changes, attempting...

Aftershock Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 12, 2013
Aftershock  Review
2 / 10

“Aftershock” is a strange disaster film that desires to merge broad comedy with utter depravity, looking to concoct a pungent brew of exploitation for those who’ve developed a taste for such bitter screen insanity. Unfortunately, the feature is lopsided, unfunny, and needlessly aggressive, or, in other words, it was co-written by Eli Roth, the horr...

Peeples Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 10, 2013
Peeples  Review
5 / 10

The marketing for “Peeples” has been stamped silly with the Tyler Perry brand name, though he only has a vague producer presence here, not a primary creative role. Actually, it’s probably a mistake to have Mr. Madea’s name anywhere near the picture, as Perry’s core fanbase will be expecting something volcanic from a movie that just wants to relax a...

The Great Gatsby Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 09, 2013
The Great Gatsby  Review
4 / 10

Director Baz Luhrmann is not a miracle man, but he’s successfully restored pluck to fatigued material with his unique brand of cinematic voodoo. He made Shakespeare dizzy with 1996’s “Romeo + Juliet,” sent turn of the century Paris to Mars in 2001’s “Moulin Rouge,” and restored romantic sweep to a majestic continent with 2008’s “Australia.” However...

Sightseers Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 09, 2013
Sightseers  Review
9 / 10

With “Down Terrace” and “Kill List,” director Ben Wheatley was striving for more of a severe atmosphere of family dysfunction and the dark unknown, creating interesting but indulgent cinema that fell short of its initial promise. “Sightseers” takes Wheatley in a distinctly broad direction, creating a pitch-black comedy that’s uproarious when it isn...

In the House Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 09, 2013
In the House  Review
8 / 10

Continuing his barbed but playful filmmaking interests as of late, writer/director Francois Ozon works his way to an exploration of voyeurism with his latest effort, “In the House.” Playing to the helmer’s strengths as it details obsession and mental gamesmanship, the feature is a riveting endeavor that blurs the line between fact and fiction, work...

At Any Price Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 09, 2013
At Any Price  Review
2 / 10

In the mid-eighties, there was bumper crop of films examining the plight of the red-blooded, family-oriented American farmer as they faced industry demands, corporate interests, and dwindling profits. In 2013, the vocation has changed radically, with little room for a personal touch, giving way to fields of crops born from genetically modified seed...

Java Heat Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 09, 2013
Java Heat  Review
4 / 10

After securing blushes from teen girls worldwide with his supporting role in the “Twilight” series (playing Emmett, the vamp bruiser), Kellan Lutz is looking to break out on his own, accepting starring vehicles that require displays of strength and beefcakery. However, the true star of “Java Heat” is the Indonesian island where the location takes p...

What Richard Did Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 09, 2013
What Richard Did  Review
7 / 10

“What Richard Did” doesn’t move in traditional melodramatic directions, preferring to sustain an air of realism that often results in startling turns of character. It’s a low-key production, perhaps painfully so to some viewers, asking those with patience to stick with the relatively mundane aspects of Irish teen life before it springs an act of vi...

Bert Stern: Original Madman Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 03, 2013
Bert Stern: Original Madman  Review
7 / 10

The Bert Stern that we know is the legendary advertising and celebrity photographer, a man with a singular eye for feminine beauty and unforgettable composition, building his career on iconic pictures, most notably of Marilyn Monroe just before she passed away in 1962. The Bert Stern of the “Original Madman” documentary is an older gentleman with l...

Iron Man 3 Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 02, 2013
Iron Man 3  Review
5 / 10

When we last saw Iron Man saving the day, he was a member of the Avengers, teaming up with his superhero friends to save the Earth from a city-smashing alien invasion. Unable to topple that mighty achievement, co-writer/director Shane Black selects an insular path for the arrogant but lovable Tony Stark, and that unusual mix of spectacle and person...

Gambit Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 02, 2013
Gambit  Review
7 / 10

“Gambit” announces its retro intentions right away, kicking off with an animated title sequence not unlike those found in the “Pink Panther” series. Although credited as a remake of a 1966 picture starring Michael Caine and Shirley MacLaine, the new “Gambit” is more of its own thing, only retaining the comedic sensibilities of the 1960s, along with...

Upstream Color Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 02, 2013
Upstream Color  Review
6 / 10

In 2004, writer/director/actor/producer/composer/editor Shane Carruth brought “Primer” into view. A no-budget but highly sophisticated picture that exhaustively explored the elasticity of the time travel subgenre, “Primer” was appreciated by a cult following that adored Carruth’s attention to detail and steely moviemaking approach. Nearly a decade ...

Generation Um... Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 02, 2013
Generation Um...  Review
2 / 10

There are times when “Generation Um…” is an authentic indie production, and there are moments where it feels like a parody of one. At the very least, it’ll be the one film this year where the audience is treated to a sequence comprised entirely of star Keanu Reeves eating two cupcakes. Perhaps that alone should be a gauge to the must-seeness of the...

Kiss of the Damned Review


by: Brian Orndorf » May 02, 2013
Kiss of the Damned  Review
6 / 10

Vampire movies have had it rough lately, what with the “Twilight” saga managing to regress fearsome, sensual creatures into dour Teen Beat centerfolds, complete with shimmering skin. “Kiss of the Damned” isn’t a rebuttal to the world of Edward Cullen, but it does a fine job reminding audiences that bloodsuckers are far more amorous and reprehensibl...


  [1]   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   ...
 


Get Daily Blu-ray Deals



* We do not share your email and you may unsubscribe at any time.



Top Blu-ray Deals

 


The best Blu-ray deals online. Don't miss out on these great deals.

See Today's Deals »


 Top movies


Latest Deals United States



The latest deals on Blu-ray movies
at Amazon.

Show new deals »


Trending Blu-ray Movies
1. The Last Stand
2. True Blood: The Complete Fifth Season
3. Cloud Atlas
4. Star Trek Into Darkness
5. Robin Hood
6. My Neighbor Totoro
7. Star Trek Into Darkness 3D
8. The Muppet Movie
9. Howl's Moving Castle
10. Parker
11. Side Effects
12. Dredd 3D
13. The Terminator
14. The Sword in the Stone
15. Sin City

Trending in Theaters
1. Star Trek Into Darkness
2. Iron Man 3
3. Fast & Furious 6
4. The Hangover Part III
5. The Great Gatsby
6. Oblivion
7. G.I. Joe: Retaliation
8. Evil Dead
9. This is 40
10. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
11. Zero Dark Thirty
12. Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters
13. Gangster Squad
14. Pain & Gain
15. A Good Day to Die Hard

Top 10 Sellers United States
1.  Star Trek Into Darkness 3D
2.  Star Trek Into Darkness
3.  Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
4.  Bond 50
5.  Iron Man 3
6.  Star Trek Into Darkness 3D
7.  True Blood: The Complete Fifth Season
8.  Star Trek
9.  Fast & Furious 6
10.  The Last Stand
  » See more top sellers


Top 10 Pre-orders United States
1.  Star Trek Into Darkness 3D
2.  Star Trek Into Darkness
3.  Iron Man 3
4.  Star Trek Into Darkness 3D
5.  Fast & Furious 6
6.  The Sword in the Stone
7.  Robin Hood
8.  Oblivion
9.  The Little Mermaid 3D
10.  Oliver and Company
  » See more pre-orders


Top 10 Bargains United States
1.  Star Trek Into Darkness 3D
$24.99, Save 55%
2.  Star Trek Into Darkness
$19.99, Save 50%
3.  Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
$4.99, Save 75%
4.  Bond 50
$151.99, Save 49%
5.  Iron Man 3
$24.96, Save 45%
6.  True Blood: The Complete Fifth Season
$34.99, Save 56%
7.  Star Trek
$9.99, Save 57%
8.  The Last Stand
$14.99, Save 63%
9.  Dredd 3D
$14.26, Save 64%
10.  Sin City
$4.99, Save 75%
  » See more deals



Most Popular Blu-ray Movie Deals


Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

 United States


$19.99 $4.99





Valkyrie

 United States


$19.99 $4.99





Sleeping with the Enemy

 United States


$16.99 $4.99





Best Blu-ray Movie Deals »



This web site is not affiliated with the Blu-ray Disc Association.
All trademarks are the property of the respective trademark owners.
© 2002-2013 Blu-ray.com. All rights reserved.
Mobile | Registration problems | Business/Advertising Inquiries | Privacy Policy | Legal Notices