DVD programs offered by West Bloomfield's Beth Ahm
Congregation Beth Ahm in West Bloomfield, invites residents to come and learn with Professor Howard N. Lupovitch on DVD at 1 p.m.
June 22, 2014
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Congregation Beth Ahm in West Bloomfield, invites residents to come and learn with Professor Howard N. Lupovitch on DVD at 1 p.m.
Deep Purple have launched a preview clip from their upcoming DVD Around The World Live. It contains their eight-minute performance of classic track Black Night at Birmingham’s NEC
A famed cyborg police officer returned to movie theaters earlier this year to eradicate crime in the Motor City. His adventure, “RoboCop” (Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Rated PG-13, $39.99), arrives in the Blu-ray format to once again remind viewers that Hollywood does not need to remake every film in …
Our DVD Giveaway No. 24 from MagnaVision Home Video consists of the following collectibles: ‘Paranormal Activity 5,’ ‘Jack Ryan,’ ‘Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug’ & ‘Gravity.’ HOW TO JOIN THE RAFFLE: 1) Open to any resident of the Philippines. 2) Must have a Twitter and/or Facebook account
Amazon’s war on content providers has apparently opened up another front. While the online behemoth is still embroiled in a dispute with Hachette that has led to the removal of the ability to pre-order that publisher’s titles on the site, it now seems upcoming DVD and Blu-ray releases from Warner Home Video have also been removed from pre-order.
It’s extremely evident “Nosferatu the Vampyre†is Werner Herzog’s grand homage to the original silent film. Contributor: Eric Shirey Published: Jun 13, 2014
Tom Cruise movies sure has raked in the cash at the box office over the years.
Highly Recommended With north of 150 movies under his belt, spanning everything from spy thrillers to nunsploitation to lesbian vampires, how could Jess Franco not direct a slasher flick? Bloody Moon isn’t subtle about it either. I mean, this 1981 slasher opens with a mute killer putting on a cheap, plastic mask — complete with P.O.V
DVD Talk Collector Series Douglas Sirk’s All That Heaven Allows (1955), a slyly subversive romantic melodrama starring Jane Wyman and Rock Hudson, like other Sirk (and Ross Hunter-produced) films from the same era, has a strange history. When it was new, the film was a big, mainstream success though dismissed by critics as a trashy women’s “weapie.” Twenty-five years later it was regarded as …
Rent It THE MOVIE: Please Note: The stills used here are taken from promotional materials and other sources, not the Blu-ray edition under review. Noted character actor David Morse ( Treme ) takes center-stage in the psychological police drama McCanick .