Martin Lawrence, Ashton Kutcher, Debra Messing, Gary Sinise

Ths film has a pretty weak, predictable and linear story with little character depth. What does the bluray quality matter if you only ever watch it once? I recommend renting this one instead.

This movie is a perfect way to show off your hi-def equipment. The blu-ray film is superb, presented in 1080p with excellent sharpness and good saturation without being washed out. The sound quality varies between good and ok, I thought the voices were a little lost sometimes during action sequences.

The story is a bit weak and over simplified, but you get what you expect, some funny sequences, some beautifully crafted scenery and some sad parts. It's suitable for all the family with some jokes for grown ups too.

Five stars for picture quality, three for the sound and three for the story. If you are not sure about this movie, you should buy it just to see what blu-ray video is capable of.