Certainly no child will regret growing up with Princess and the Frog, much like the previous generation does not regret Aladdin or Lion King.

It is hard to fathom what is worse: that this is the final time Bernie Mac will ever appear on screen or that the producers, director, and studio thought this was a great idea.

Monsters Inc. will unlikely have the lasting impact of a Wall E., but it’s not trying to be in that same mold either.

Time to look back at 2009 in terms of Blu-ray, and DoBlu.com’s reviews. Using the invaluable aggregate site CinemaSquid, we’ve collected all of DoBlu’s reviews for newly released discs from 2009. What follows is a list of the Blu-rays that scored perfectly in all four categories (movie, video audio, and extras), those that just missed [...]

Why is it that all thieves who break into your home can’t be like Snow White? She finds a house in the middle of nowhere and gleefully dances around sweeping up dirt or washing dishes. It’s a shame not everyone can be that lucky.
Of course, as everyone knows, Snow White is a fairy tale (sapping [...]

G-Force could be a lot of things. In fact, the mish-mash of ideas by themselves could have been great family fare.
Imagine, a secret government experiment that lets guinea pigs become super agents, infiltrating various crime organizations to bring them down.
Or…
Imagine those same guinea pigs lost, delivered to a pet store and forced to live the [...]

DoBlu.com’s latest contest is over, and our winner is Jeff Castillo who entered via Facebook. Congrats!
DoBlu selected Up for the Blu-ray Hall of Fame in cooperation with ReferenceQuality.com, so this was a great prize for any Blu-ray fan.
If you didn’t win, you can still purchase Pixar’s Up from Amazon, and if you use this link, [...]

So, you’ve survived a Black Friday at Walmart and walked out with an absurdly cheap Blu-ray player… then you suddenly realize you don’t have any Blu-ray movies to go along with it.
Or…
Maybe that special someone already has a Blu-ray player, but you’re unsure of what movie to get him/her. That’s why we’re here. This guide [...]

At one point in Disney/Pixar’s Up, Carl Fredricksen is trying to save Russell, his young companion, from falling off a giant blimp. Russell, tied to a chair, is unable to help Carl, but proclaims he wants to. Carl responds with, “I don’t want you to help. I want you to be safe!”
It is one of [...]

Jackie Chan stands at the edge of a burning pile of steel. He is kicked onto the fire, and crawls across to get out of the flames. The stunt was performed without wires, the only protection given to Chan was some liquid on his clothes to prevent them from catching the brunt of the heat.
However, [...]