Last week's Blu-ray titles provided us with some fright fest which is better watched alone. This time around, teamwork is at a premium with highly-lauded titles Golden Compass, Ocean's Eleven, and Ocean's Twelve headlining this week's fresh releases for your Blu-ray home entertainment system. Find the rest of the Blu-ray titles to be released this week in the full article.

This week's goodies for your Blu-ray home entertainment system will have you cowering behind your bowls of popcorn. (Come to think of it, it'll be a good idea to watch these with a very very jittery girl friend or boy friend.) Curious? We've got The Orphanage, One Missed Call, Sublime, and Six Degrees Could Change the World lurking at the full article.

It's been months since we last heard about the planned big screen trip of Epic Games' Xbox 360 hit, Gears of War (also for PC). Today's update has producer Wyck Godfrey talks about the progress of the film, plus an ETA: 2010. Hold on to your popcorn, fellow gamers-slash-moviegoers, and click the full article link for more info.

This week's dose of Blu-ray releases differ greatly from the previous week's themes of action and zombies. This week, we've got a courtroom drama, a drama set in Coney Island, and three comedies. Check out the full article for more info.

When Sony snared Warner Bros. to the Blu-ray fold and forced the HD-DVD camp to cancel its CES 2008 appearance, a lot of us were thinking that this could be the beginning of the end for Toshiba's format. Don't look now, but New Line cinema is looking all set to follow where Warner has gone. Are we witnessing the final flurry in the format war after the latest exclusivity deals? Tell us what you think after reading the full article.

Another slew of diverse titles are going to the shelves this season and you'll surely find something for you in the list. There's action (Rush Hour 3, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, and Blade Runner), fantasy (Pan's Labyrinth), kiddie fare (Underdog), and family fun-filled The Simpsons Movie among others.

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After months of hype for the New Line Cinema film to hit these holidays, Sega has shown 10 screenshots of The Golden Compass' (PS3, Wii, Xbox 360, PSP, DS, PC) game tie-in. These screens are looking nice and true to the franchise, but are they hiding a darker undertone? Some QJ.NET users think so. Read on and find out why.

Pyro Studios is now all fired up, now that they're tasked to develop games based on Planet 51, a yet-to-be-released animated film about an astronaut who unwittingly lands on an alien planet. Aside from working on secret Wii title, it looks like the game studio of Commandos fame is going to be a bit busy for a while. Details in the full article!

This week's list of Blu-ray releases will have you either at the edge of your seats or sitting comfortably on your couches sipping cider. We've got action from Die Hard's John McClane and Pathfinder's Ghost. We also have some holiday fun from Santa Claus and Jack Frost, plus some Hairspray to complete the list.

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Sega and New Line Cinema are pulling all the stops in promoting their upcoming cooperative effort The Golden Compass which debuts in cinemas and game systems this December. The Japanese game publisher says that they're hoping to succeed to the degree that The Lord of the Rings franchise did in both the movie and video game markets. Based on the book Northern Lights, this film tells the story of a girl named Lyra who sets out on a journey with her Daemon Pentalaimon.