It looks like we’re getting some of the last of the big summer movies this week in the hopes of making some holiday coin. This week Christopher Nolan joins the Criterion Collection, one of TV’s most talked about show hits disc, one of the year’s biggest comedies, and one of its most successful old school oddities street.
The big release this week is The Dark Knight Rises, but there’s something for everyone this week, from hidden gems, to stone cold masterpieces. Animated films, great directors delivering minor classics, to indie films no one cared about, and ones that could be Oscar spoilers. Like we said, it’s a good week for DVD and Blu-ray.
With Thanksgiving weekend just passed, it seems that the studio is slow on their roll with this weeks releases. To wit, there are no big classic titles hitting streets today, but there are a number of recent movies, including the latest Step Up film, Men in Black III, and some of the late summer films. Check it out.
Just because The Dark Knight Rises, Christopher Nolan’s third and final entry into his Dark Knight trilogy, was released in theaters months ago is no reason for the film’s marketing campaign to slow down—after all, they have a December 4th Blu-Ray release and Oscar campaign to think about. As such, Warner Bros. is offering up a peek at the film’s Blu-Ray special features. ...
With Thanksgiving this Thursday, there’s a paucity of new releases, partly because sales are going to be all about the discounts and deals that come with Black Friday. So there’s one new movie that’s actually pretty entertaining (The Expendables 2), one of the most famous bombs in the history of cinema, and a box set featuring most of the films of one of...
Brave is hitting DVD and Blu-ray the week, which is probably the biggest title of the new releases, as are two of the summer’s misfires, but the biggest title is Lawrence of Arabia, and it’s fair to say they don’t get much bigger.
The big title for new films this week is the Friday launch of The Amazing Spider-Man, which was the least successful of the three big comic book movies of the summer – though that still means the film made piles of cash. Classics-wise, Universal is unleashing their big box set noting their hundred years making movies, on top of some classics and a film about kicking...
It’s a weak week for new films, though the topically released The Campaign is hitting just in time for the elections, but for those who love classics, between the Criterion release of Rosemary’s Baby and the Alfred Hitchcock collection, it’s a hard week on one’s wallet.
One of summer’s biggest surprises hits home video this week, as does a perennial classic, some Star Wars stuff, and a movie called Gabe the Cupid Dog. Check out this week’s top choices…
This is a good week for animation on Blu-ray. You get one of the summer’s better animated titles and some classic Looney Tunes action. You also get one of the year’s best films and one of the best shows on television, along with some pretty bad summer movies. It’s good week for home video, all things.
One of this summer’s most talked about and discussed films hits Blu-ray this week, as does one of it’s biggest misfires, and Warner Brothers unloads some classic movies on to Blu-ray. And, of course, one of the most beloved and successful films of all time joins the Blu-ray ranks on its 30th anniversary. All this and more…
This week isn’t great for new releases, unless you’re a Tim Burton apologist, but it does have a classic Disney film, one of the best films of the last twenty years, and some great and not so great ghoulish delights. It must be October…
Well, Batman fans, the truth you were dreading—but also more than likely expecting—has finally come. The details concerning the special features for The Dark Knight Rises blu-ray have been released and, well, it may not be what you had hoped for.
So the summer’s biggest film hits DVD and Blu-ray this week, as does the Blu-ray collection of all the James Bond films. September is going to be an expensive month if you’re a collector, and this week’s going to hurt your wallet.
While it leaves out a lot of specificities—will there be a commentary track, will there even be a sliver of deleted scenes, etc—Warner Bros. announced the release date of The Dark Knight Rises’ Blu-Ray and DVD via their YouTube account today. No press release, no breakdown of special content—just a trailer and a release date.
This week’s DVD and Blu-ray releases are all about a certain doctor/professor/adventurer whose adventures have kept us entertained for over three decades, and made for at least two good movies. There’s also the surprisingly great The Cabin in the Woods, and the Katy Perry movie, and Criterion’s got a couple winners coming as well. Check it out.
In 1992, Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs hit Sundance like a ton of bricks. Though it didn't win the main prize, it was easily the most buzzed about film at the festival. The film hit theaters October 23, 1992, and for the last twenty years cinema has been under the influence of the king dork. To celebrate his reign, there's now a Blu-ray box set of eight of his...
A week ago, we reported on the intriguing—but highly unlikely—rumor that The Dark Knight Rises might be the first Christopher Nolan film to receive an extended cut on home video, featuring whatever was deleted from the theatrical cut (there is confirmation that a Bane origin sequence exists). Well, Bat-fans, as many suspected, it ain’t happening.
If you wanted to see the movie that caused a starlet to publicly apologize for having sex with her director… If you ever wanted to see an interesting Indie actress make the generic rom-com that is required of all young performers… If you ever wanted to see that movie from 1997 that made so much money about the unsinkable boat that sank, then this is a good week for DVD and Blu-ray.
Hey, gang, guess what happened today: a rumor on the internet—rumors on the internet, can you believe it?!—is going around concerning The Dark Knight Rises’ upcoming Blu-Ray release. Gasp! Apparently, it’s entirely possible (and wholly unfounded) that The Dark Knight Rises Blu-Ray will features a director’s cut with 30 minutes of more footage (but it probably...
