Last week 's Blu-ray releases focused on a disaster movie, a Harrison Ford-powered action film, and some ballroom dancing. This week, more choices are available for the whole family, with movies The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and Mrs. Doubtfire. Check the entire release slate for this week over at 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.

While Sony's Blu-ray format now has an undisputed monopoly over the high definition video market, recent reports from the NPD Group noted that sales related to the standalone Blu-ray player have been rather anemic over the past few months. In our full article, you can find out NPD Group's analysis on the situation and why the Blu-ray format still doesn't seem to be picking up despite its lack of competitors.

Around three months ago Amazon revealed that there were a few Paramount movies bearing the Blu-ray logo. Now, that list of movies will be joined by five more titles this coming May. So better get your popcorn ready folks! Find out what these movies are in the full article.

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.

Despite winning the recent HD video format war, Sony still faces many challenges in the future. According to new market data from ABI Research, the Blu-ray format still has a lot of rebuilding on its hands before it can safely establish itself into a comfortable market. For more details regarding this, read our full article after the jump.

Samsung has announced the BD-P1500, the company's fourth generation Blu-Ray player as well as a new speaker system called the HT-AS720 5.1 to complement it. To find out more about these new products, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

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.

Previously, Universal Studios announced that it would be supporting Blu-Ray. However, the company didn't give any details regarding how they would go about doing this until recently. To find out more, check out the full article.

Sci-fi fans, gather around. This week on Blu-ray showcases two of the more fearsome aliens to step into the silver screen: Aliens of Ellen Ripley fame and Predators. Yes, it's a gore and slime fest this week, seasoned with Juno's saucy dialogue, herbs and spices straight from A Passage to India, bitter desperation from Before Devil Knows You're Dead, some glitter from Mariah Carey: Adventures of Mimi, and a generous serving of bullets from Commando. Interested? Click the link below.