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 .
Touchstone have released an online video trailer and confirmed the contents of their Live Inside Outside DVD for July 4.
Asia’s performance at the inaugural High Voltage Festival during the summer of 2010 will be released this summer by Frontiers Records as a CD and DVD package
Asia will launch a live DVD in August, featuring the original lineup playing every track of their debut album
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The Apple TV is a connected set-top box that offers access to iTunes TV shows and movies, as well as content from Netflix, Youtube and Vimeo. It’s got a new lower price of £79 but does that make Apple TV a good buy?
Report from the front: pressure mounting, resistance weakening, defenses leaking.
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Criterion is really cranking them out this week, while two of the best films of the year also hit Blu-ray this week, along with one of Netflix’s most buzzed-about shows. Not a bad haul.