Rent It The Movie: Finding Fela is an efficient, albeit messy documentary that should provide a decent introduction to those who have never heard of Fela Kuti or have a basic understanding of his work. I belong to the second category.
A few weeks ago, I got a message from a friend trying to sell her collector's edition DVD box set of the “Sex and the City” series. She was moving abroad and had to fit her entire life into two 50-pound suitcases.
North Korea won't have to wait much longer for Sony's film The Interview to premiere in the country, with activists in South Korea planning to send copies over the border by balloon.
Recommended Oh, the tortured life of Dragon Ball Z on home video. Despite being nearly 300 episodes after all was said and done, the original DVD's trickled out with a paltry offering of 3-5 episodes per disc.
Next year’s Avengers: Age of Ultron is already one of the most hotly anticipated movies of 2015, and it will likely end up being one of the highest grossing films of all time. But that’s just the start in terms of superhero movies set to be released in the next few years.
Recommended The Movie: The Guest is a flat-footed genre exercise that's as straight and stripped as they come, but it's brimming with enough style, tension, mood, and technical creativity to successfully cover for its stunning lack of originality.
Recommended Please Note: The screen shots accompanying this review come from the DVD edition of Looking: The Complete First Season.
Each and every year the Tuesdays after Christmas, before New Years, feature next to nothing in Blu-ray and DVD releases. The big release this week is Denzel Washington’s The Equalizer
Recommended The Movie: Following the success of their first driving and eating tour film in The Trip , Steve Coogan, Rob Brydon and director Michael Winterbottom all returned for an expected second trip of cars and food, with Italy being the backstop.
You’d think by now people might be tired of “The Hangover,†the raunchy 2009 comedy about four guys and the bachelor party from hell. After all, the movie has run 72 times on HBO and Cinemax, 46 times …