Recommended The spy movie craze of the mid-1960s was kaput and then some by 1972, when Innocent Bystanders was first released. And yet, while hardly a genre-shaking game-changer, it’s still significantly better than most of the 007-influenced movies that came before it, offering an occasionally amusing cynical eccentricity
Tom Cruise Fans Will Have To Wait A Few More Months For The Jack Reacher Blu-ray/DVD Says Shawn From The Video Store.New York, NY (PRWEB) March 03, 2013 Tom Cruise fans will have to wait a bit to get their hands on his new movie Jack Reacher. With no confirmed release date, estimations are all the way out till June until the release of his new movie on Blu-ray/DVD.This will be coming on the …
Lyrical, touching new film from Hong Kong leads foreign films that dominate this week’s new DVD releases.
Highly Recommended *All images in this review taken from the Blu-ray discs in this set. Click on all images to view full size caps.
Argo is further proof, after the excellent Gone Baby Gone and efficient The Town, that Ben Affleck is an accomplished film-maker. The 1979 Iranian hostage crisis is the catalyst for this bizarre true story, in which a CIA agent (Affleck) sets up a fake fantasy film in order to smuggle six Americans, hiding at the Canadian embassy, out of Tehran. He recruits a foul-mouthed producer (Alan Arkin …
This week’s video releases range from a family friendly fantasy starring Brendan Fraser to an R-rated animated film that won a Golden Globe.
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment announced today that Cleopatra will be available on Blu-ray for the first time on May 21.
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Rent It With an industry cranking out more product faster than ever, “middle class” cinema has all but disappeared, Between the major blockbusters and studio “independents,” there used to be a range of $20 and $30m comedies and dramas to help round out a studio’s release schedule, but these days such films are generally doomed to a DVD premiere, despite a cast and crew that would’ve warranted a …