After many delays, we are now finally online with our
Blu-ray reviews and
we are proud to present an exceptionally strong team of reviewers. The Blu-ray.com review team consists of Greg Maltz, Peter Romero, Ben Williams and Deci Zulado. They will be reviewing upcoming Blu-ray movies, as well as catching up on already released titles.
First up are the following eleven Blu-ray reviews:
300
Apocalypto
Bridge to Terabithia
Casino Royale
The Fifth Element (Remastered)
Immortal Beloved
Night at the Museum
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Trading Places
Wild Things
From now on we will continuously be adding new Blu-ray reviews to the site, so check back often for updates. We hope that you enjoy this new feature.
About the reviewers
Greg Maltz
Greg started his writing career in 1992 as an editor at CTB International Publishing, Inc. After modifying his PC into a digital video editing system and working for Extron Electronics in the mid-1990s, Greg focused on the impact of high-resolution audio and video systems. His writing has appeared in more than a dozen different trade publications including Sound and Vision, Positive Feedback and Sound Reproduction.
Peter Romero
Peter is a home theater aficionado you may have seen at consumer electronics or Home Theater trade shows. He began his writing career while still a student, reviewing films and contributing a science fiction column for his high school newspaper. Peter has been an A/V enthusiast for 25 years. During that time he has achieved familarity and expertise with most optical formats and a wide range of cutting-edge home theater technologies. An audiophile, videophile and electronics hobbyist, Peter has experimented with the state-of-the-art in Home Theater equipment, PC hardware, setups and technologies.
Ben Williams
Chances are, if you've frequented cinema and home theater websites over the years, you've read Ben's reviews. He has been an audiophile and videophile for 25 years and has been fascinated with motion pictures from a very early age. While still a student, he became a journalist, writing film reviews during his high school and college years. Ben went on to study film direction and cinematography at Southern Methodist University, where he was accepted into their prestigious film program. During the late nineties, he also worked as a presentation quality evaluator for Lucasfilm's THX Theater Alignment Program.
Deci Zulado
Deci studied and worked in the image industry for many years, achieving critical knowledge and experience in film and photography technologies. An avid movie collector, Deci owns almost all available BDs. He has seen dozens of these and other films in the original 35 mm or 70 mm formats, providing him with unique insight into blu-ray's ability to measure up to the reference source. With a notorious sense of humor and unique writing style, Deci focuses his reviews on the technical measurements of blu-ray content.