If you want something free that'll take a Blu-ray's contents and dump it on the drive, the best thing that comes to mind is still MakeMKV - it'll pull all the content from the Blu-ray and dump it inside a nice MKV file, and you can choose what content you want (main movie, extras, etc), then if you're interested, you can feed that MKV file to something like HandBrake which can definitely crunch it down to a much smaller file while retaining those additional items inside the MKV and keeping the quality pretty much the same.
While I don't personally have a Blu-ray drive, I do have one of those Microsoft Xbox 360 HD DVD drives (got it at Fry's last year + 5 HD DVD movies for $40 out the door) and a few other HD DVD movies I paid for pretty cheap and I ripped them using AnyDVD HD in the recent past, no issues noted.
The software is currently on version 1.12 as of March, 2018, and is available for download for Windows. When the video structure is opened, then you can see the content in a tree form and the disc contains all titles normally. MakeMKV, a free, beta software, is a great choice for producers who desire a solution to convert to the popular MKV file format, which is very often used for video and audio storage. At that time, open a disc or file on a hard drive. AnyDVD HD can do the ripping too, most people don't even look at it to do so but it's quite capable of ripping DVDs and Blu-rays without issues, much the same as the competition does. On the very first screen of the program, display all the options of drives.
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