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An alternate take on the franchise that’s fun for fans and those new to SAO universe.

Generic, yet watchable, Berry’s directorial debut lands too many misery punches to be worth getting in the cage to begin with.

An original story and great performances make Wright’s neon-drenched time-traveling mystery an entertaining genre mash-up.

The promise of a refreshing genre mash-up never gets realized in Wright’s stagnant pseudo-horror.

Not a perfect sequel to the original films, but it does makes busting feel good again.

The Disney ride gets its own film adventure that’s a boatload of family fun.

The legendary Hayao Miyazaki’s directorial debut brings futuristic fun anyone can enjoy.

Not quite ultimate for die-hard fans, but everyone else will treasure this mega set.

Visually crafty, Hall’s directorial debut is a bait-and-switch version of its highly intriguing concept.

Fans and newcomers can finally enjoy this famed series in high-definition at long last.