This week's batch of new Blu-ray movies may be quite limited in quantity compared to the previous weeks, but don't let that deter you from checking out the selection. This time around comedy flicks (Men in Black, Be Kind Rewind) dominate the Blu-ray player, as well as a couple of visceral wildlife documentaries recorded in IMAX. More details in the full article.

Grab your dancing shoes, dive into your storm shelters, and take some of your buddies with you as this batch of the Blu-ray releases will be taking us on a ride beside and inside a tornado and ballroom dancing, among other things. Yes, we've got Twister, Shall We Dance?, and even The Devil's Own. Click on the link below to check out the complete list of releases for May 6.

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.

We're sure some of you have gone through last week's Blu-ray titles a couple of days after they were released. Well, for this week, you'll be able to go through more titles - though they're not necessarily easy to watch. Naked Beneath the Water, for example, shows what happens if there's a reality show made for killers. Bonnie and Clyde, on the other hand, is a classic about the notorious duo's life and times. Check out the full article for the complete list of Blu-ray releases this week.

Can't wait to get your next high definition home movie fix? We have good news and bad news. Bad news is, we only have two titles for your Blu-ray home entertainment systems this week. Good news is, the two titles pretty much cover the major movie genres. Check out I Am Legend and Enchanted in the full article.

If you're availing the service of the Xbox Live Video Store, then you'd probably smile knowing that it has been performing above expectations and studio partners are pleased.

These are according UK Xbox Live marketing manager, Robin Burrowes. Aside from that, it seems that they will be leaning more towards HD content. Find out more in the full article.

It's a new week for Blu-ray releases and well, let's just say that this batch's titles are interesting. You'll get to meet memorable characters like Lola, Michael Clayton, and Hank Deerfield, and go on different flavored rides  with them. Also, this week brings us three live performances from Montreux. Check out the full article for the complete list.

The format war may soon come to a conclusion, barring some hidden aces up HD DVD's sleeve. According to new data from Home Media Magazine, no HD DVD title has entered the top 10 best selling HD movies for the week ending on January 27. The whole list is occupied by Blu-ray titles; this marks the third week HD DVD has been absent from the list. More in the full article.

The scales tipped in the format wars when Warner Bros. announced their decision to go Blu-ray exclusive earlier this month. This won't be effective immediately though; they will continue to release movies in the HD DVD format until May. They have announced, however, that these releases will be rolled out a little behind their Blu-ray counterparts by "a short window." More details in the full article.