When a sudden attack by a French warship inflicts casualties and severe damage upon his vessel, Captain ‘Lucky’ Jack Aubrey of the British Royal Navy is torn between duty and friendship as he embarks on a thrilling, high‑stakes chase across two oceans to intercept and capture the enemy at any cost.

Special Features and Technical Specs:

• DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
• DOLBY ATMOS AUDIO TRACK
• Includes all previous Special Features from the 2008 Blu-ray.

Pre-orders should start about one week from now, according to The Digital Bits.

Top 20 Selling Blu-ray Discs

1. A Minecraft Movie
2. Warfare
3. The Monkey
4. A Working Man
5. Jaws
6. Sorcerer
7. Snow White (2025)
8. Kingdom of Heaven
9. Captain America: Brave New World
10. No Country for Old Men
11. M3GAN
12. Brazil
13. The Big Heat
14. Dark City
15. Anora
16. Paper Moon
17. How to Train Your Dragon Triple Feature
18. Novocaine
19. Godzilla vs. Biollante
20. Alexander Revisited: The Final Cut

Source: Circana VideoScan (based on unit sales from reporting retailers)

Top 20 Selling 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Discs

1. Warfare
2. Kingdom of Heaven
3. A Minecraft Movie
4. Sorcerer
5. Dark City
6. Brazil
7. Jaws
8. Anoar
9. The Big Heat
10. No Country for Old Men
11. Novocaine
12. Paper Moon
13. Alexander Revisited: The Final Cut
14. Sonic the Hedgehog 3
15. Godzilla vs. Biollante
16. The Monkey
17. Thief
18. Godzilla (1954)
19. The Seven Samurai
20. Lethal Weapon

Source: Circana VideoScan (based on unit sales from reporting retailers)

Top 10 Home Media Sellers (% of Blu-ray's Market Share Noted)

1. A Minecraft Movie (42%)
2. A Working Man (39%)
3. The Monkey (43%)
4. Snow White (2025) (38%)
5. How to Train Your Dragon: 3-Movie Collection (2010-2019) (29%)
6. Jaws (59%)
7. Yellowstone: Season 5, Part 2 (21%)
8. Captain America: Brave New World (47%)
9. Warfare (100%)
10. Novocaine (38%)

Source: Circana VideoScan (based on unit sales from reporting retailers)

Further Reading:

• Top Selling Blu-ray and 4K Discs for Week Ended 2025-07-05
• Top Disc Sellers for Week Ended 2025-07-05
• Blu-ray Sales: June 29-July 5: A Minecraft Movie Beats Warfare in Second Week

Before there was Amityville, there was Harrisville. The Conjuring tells the horrifying true story of Ed and Lorraine Warren, world renowned paranormal investigators, who were called to help a family terrorized by a dark presence in a secluded farmhouse. Forced to confront a powerful demonic entity, the Warrens find themselves caught in the most terrifying case of their lives. Oscar® nominee Vera Farmiga and Golden Globe nominee Patrick Wilson play the investigators while Golden Globe nominee Ron Livingston and Emmy® nominee Lili Taylor play the Perron family plagued by sinister spirits in this dark chiller from the writers of The Reaping and the creator of the Saw films.

Special Features and Technical Specs:

• HDR10 Presentation of the Film
• DTS-HD MA 5.1 audio track
• NEW Scariest of Them All - The cast and creators of The Conjuring take a look back at some of the greatest scares of the series, uncovering what made these films so iconic.​
• NEW Reflections on the Conjuring - More than a decade after the release of the original film, the cast and crew of The Conjuring reflect on their experiences creating one of the most legendary horror series in history.​
• The Conjuring: Face-to-Face with Terror​ - Relive the real-life horror as the Perron family comes together to reflect back on the farmhouse they shared with diabolical spirits for nearly a decade.
• A Life in Demonology​ - The real demonologist and paranormal experts from The Conjuring take you inside their life's work and into their personal occult cellar, where they keep haunted and unholy relics from their many cases.​
• Scaring the "@$%" Out of You​ - Director James Wan (Saw, Insidious) welcomes you into his world and gives an inside look at the at the scenes that scare the "@$%" out of moviegoers time and time again.​
• Optional English SDH, Spanish, and French subtitles for the main feature

Pre-order: Amazon · GRUV.com

Imagine the world as we know it is a work of speculative fiction: you're reading a book about a world that has harnessed the power of electricity to achieve all kinds of incredible things. Electric power's not just magic, though, right? This is hard sci-fi, there are technical limitations on how this fantastical technology works. There are ways to generate electricity enough for everyone to use but to actually use it they need the electricity to travel long distances from its source to their location and the route is required to be more or less contiguous.

Now electricity, according to this wild sci-fi premise, is a force that kind of wants to travel; it is possible for it to move, then it will. And I said "more or less contiguous" up there because it can actually cross small gaps as long as the rest of the route remains valid. And one thing it is possible for it to move through is a human body, which can be nightmarishly harmful to the human it travels through. Indeed, there is a history of intentionally placing humans into that route in order to execute them. And living creatures aren't the only thing it can harm: electricity traveling through a flammable medium can start fires and, if misdirected in some way, can even destroy the very technology it's being harnessed to power.

Even setting aside the destruction it can cause should it end up traveling where they don't want it to travel, there is also the fact that if it fails to travel along the desired route then electrical technology that people have built their lives around will simply stop functioning. There are ways to generate one's own limited supply of electricity as a stopgap until the main course is reestablished but most people in the setting don't have that and it's a temporary measure even if they do. And I don't just mean stuff like their business failing to function, I mean that even the basic day to day operations of their lives will fail. They have stores of food kept safely cold by electrical technology that will spoil if the electricity stops, they have kitchens that run on electricity to cook that food even if the ingredients are still good, and most of them never learned how to do these kinds of basic things the old fashioned way and if they want to learn how then their primary source for information is itself a technology that requires electricity to function.

So you're talking to a friend about this book you've been reading about this electrical world. And your friend asks you about these "routes" you told them the electricity travels along:

"How do they move this super dangerous yet super integral substance across such long distances that even people in the middle of nowhere have access to it?"

"For the millionth time, it's not a substance."

"Whatever it is, how do they get it from A to B?"

"Well... mostly they the put wires that conduct it on top of thirty foot tall wooden posts."

"Wouldn't those just fall down whenever there's bad weather?"

"Yeah, 'power outages' as they call them are not entirely infrequent."

"So these wooden posts that if they fall over could start fires or kill bystanders or, like, melt stuff. They keep all that away from where people are at least?"

"Well, okay, I was simplifying. There's these bigger and sturdier metal constructions for carrying wire the longest distances and they build those in the middle of nowhere. These wooden posts that fall down easily are mostly situated around where people are, like roadsides. They were first on my mind because they're more what's present where the story takes place."

"Didn't you say earlier they've all got these individually operated vehicles on the roads that are measured in the strength of dozens of horses, thousands of pounds of metal that move faster than jungle cats? Wouldn't they just hit the poles by accident and, like, demolish them?"

"Yeah that happens sometimes."

"...I guess I'm being uncharitable. If I were in this scenario I'd probably be more excited and not thinking as clearly as I do from this distance. It makes sense that such a radical new technology would have some unforeseen negative consequences."

"Actually it's not new. Electrical power's been commonplace for something like a century as of when the story takes place. The characters don't remember a world without it."

"And they're still just... putting it on sticks?"

Top 20 Selling Blu-ray Discs

1. Jaws
2. A Working Man
3. Looney Tunes Collector's Vault Vol. 1
4. Jurassic Park Trilogy
5. Captain America: Brave New World
6. Yellowstone: Season 5, Part 2
7. The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie
8. Sonic the Hedgehog 3
9. Dan Da Dan: Season 1
10. Wicked
11. In the Lost Lands
12. Moana 2
13. Sabrina
14. How to Train Your Dragon Triple Feature
15. Landman: Season One
16. The Wild Robot
17. Gladiator II
18. Nosferatu
19. Drop
20. The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy

Source: Circana VideoScan (based on unit sales from reporting retailers)

Top 20 Selling 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Discs

1. Jaws
2. Jurassic Park Trilogy
3. Sonic the Hedgehog 3
4. Captain America: Brave New World
5. A Working Man
6. Sabrina
7. Gladiator II
8. Companion
9. DeepStar Six
10. Kingdom of Heaven
11. Jurassic World Trilogy
12. Sean Connery as Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007 6-Film Collection
13. The Return of the Living Dead
14. Lilo & Stitch
15. The Wild Robot
16. Zodiac
17. Tombstone
18. Akira
19. Alien: Romulus
20. Deadpool & Wolverine

Source: Circana VideoScan (based on unit sales from reporting retailers)

Top 10 Home Media Sellers (% of Blu-ray's Market Share Noted)

1. A Working Man (39%)
2. Jaws (79%)
3. Yellowstone: Season 5, Part 2 (19%)
4. Captain America: Brave New World (54%)
5. Looney Tunes Collector's Vault Vol. 1 (100%)
6. Landman: Season One (22%)
7. How to Train Your Dragon Triple Feature (25%)
8. Jurassic Park Trilgoy (88%)
9. Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (42%)
10. How to Train Your Dragon 1&2 (N/A)

Source: Circana VideoScan (based on unit sales from reporting retailers)

Further Reading:

• Top Selling Blu-ray and 4K Discs for Week Ended 2025-06-21
• Top Disc Sellers for Week Ended 2025-06-21

When a family of telekinetic extraterrestrials dying on a parched planet are vacuumed into a NASA rover and transplanted to Earth, they inadvertently become literal illegal aliens, on the run from the United States government! As his sister, mother, and father escape into the strangely familiar world of the surrounding desert, the youngest of the group becomes lost, eventually sneaking into the home of a wheelchair-bound middle schooler named Eric. At first unsure of what to make of the pint-sized space creature, Eric and his older brother Mike are quickly smitten and name their new alien friend, Mac (short for Mysterious Alien Creature). While Mac adjusts quickly to life on Earth, soon gaining a love for popular soft drink brands and fast food restaurants, he remains desperate to reunite with his family. But when gun-toting government agents track him down, Eric and Mike save Mac from capture and hit the road, hoping to help him find his family before it’s too late.

Special Features and Technical Specs:

• DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
• Original 2.0 audio track
• Brand new commentary track with co-writer/director Stewart Raffill & Jim Branscome of Cinematic Void
• Brand new commentary track with film historians Wayne Byrne and Paul Farren
• "Strange Adventure" (12 min) - a brand new interview with co-writer/director Stewart Raffill
• "Balance" (16 min) - a brand new featurette with cinematographer Nick McLean & camera operator Michael D. O'Shea
• "Alien Puppeteer" (9 min) - a brand new interview with alien designer/puppeteer Christopher Swift
• "Down Memory Lane" (16 min) - a brand new interview with actress Christine Ebersole
• "Down to Earth" (4 min) - an archival interview with songwriter Allee Willis
• Alternate climactic shooting sequence - sourced from video
• Image gallery
• Theatrical trailer
• Video trailer
• TV spots
• 40-page perfect bound book with essays by Simon Abrams, Justin LaLiberty, and Austin Trunick
• Reversible sleeve artwork
• English SDH subtitles

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