DVD & Blu-ray review: Oblivion (12)
A fair amount of vitriol was thrown at this expensive sci-fi, but, although it’s a little plodding, Oblivion’s not too shoddy.
August 17, 2013
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A fair amount of vitriol was thrown at this expensive sci-fi, but, although it’s a little plodding, Oblivion’s not too shoddy.
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Movies opening this week include
Mailaway offer for bonus Blu-ray for buyers of all 9 first-edition volumes
Testament have revealed the details of their upcoming live DVD and 2 CD release, Dark Roots of Thrash
Top Gear 19 is a 3-DVD set from the BBC that covers the 19th season of this world wide phenomenon featuring Jeremy Clarkson, Jeffrey Hammond, and James May.
A DVD has gone on sale to celebrate the rich religious heritage of the North East. Â Â Â Â
Sky Movies Superheroes HD will be available between August 17 and September 1.