Looking for a way to celebrate the end of DOMA? How about a movie night! From Harry Hamlin in 1982’s Making Love to Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger’s cowboy romance in…
All movies are 2012/13 releases unless otherwise noted. Availability: DVD | Blu-ray | Both Blu-ray and DVD In 1964, a British television network brought together a group of 14 children—then, aged 7, and selected to represent a variety of socioeconomic groups—for a documentary called Seven Up!
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How do you stop a dictator? Gael Garcia Bernal plays an ad executive with a creative solution in “No.” The historical drama, based on a true story and nominated for an Oscar, drops this week on DVD and Blu-ray.
“56 Up” (unrated, 144 minutes, First Run Features): Before there was Honey Boo Boo, there was “Seven Up!,” Paul Almond’s groundbreaking 1964 film in which 14 British 7-year-olds discussed their lives, hopes and dreams for the future.