Three new TVs and none of them do 3D.

The romantic comedy starring Reese Witherspoon, Owen Wilson, Paul Rudd, and Jack Nicholson is planned for Blu-ray next month.

Nigel Cole's take of the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant protesting against sexual discrimination is coming to Blu-ray in March.

Johnny Depp will be sightseeing with Angelina Jolie on Blu-ray next month!

Features have been detailed for the Wesley Snipes direct-to-video thriller headed for Blu-ray this February.

The direct-to-video action thriller dated for March has been detailed.

Are Blu talkin' to me? Are Blu talkin' to me? Martin Scorsese's classic Academy Award-nominated film is jumping in the high-definition cab this April!

Because, let's face it, Dragons are way cooler than Gorillas.

Whether you'll use it or not, it's nice to know the option is there.

The on again/off again 1981 animated cult classic has been put back on the release calendar as a retailer exclusive.

The much-loved drama based on Stephen King's novella 'The Body' will set out for adventure in high-definition this March.

The Rated-R revenge flick will hunt down Blu-ray this March.

Steve Antin's musical Cinderella story will dance and dazzle on Blu-ray this March.

The direct-to-video action thriller has been dated for March.

Steven Spielberg's sci-fi classic gets a double dip next month, though this new release is a downgrade from the previous 30th Anniversary Edition.

First up this year is Sony, with plenty of3D to show off and a wide array of cool new TVs to boot. Blu-ray players aren’t exactly a focus for this year’s show, but there’s one prototype that managed to catch everybody’s eyes.

If you’re looking for impressive, Sony’s press conference is the place to be. They went all out, introducing tons of new products and even wheeling out some celebrities to make things more interesting.

The Chinese remake of the Coen brothers' 'Blood Simple' coming to Blu-ray in February has been fully detailed.

The Stephen Frears film based on the comic strip by Posy Simmonds is getting the high-definition treatment this February.

The 1996 dark comedy will annoy the hell out of Blu-ray this March.