Failing to Capture a Revolution Ten years ago, the WWE released a DVD/VHS documentary called NWO : Back in Black. It was a pretty bare bones, hour-long documentary that glossed over a lot of the group’s incredibly popular run. Earlier this month, WWE released an entirely new DVD/Blu Ray collection on the infamous group.
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Today we honor the release of the Friends: The Complete Series Blu-Ray box set with something just as entertaining. No we’re not going to treat you to one of Phoebe’s intriguing acoustic sessions, we’re talking about a contest.
Movies such as LCD Soundsystem doc Shut Up and Play the Hits available to purchase.
Brave is hitting DVD and Blu-ray the week, which is probably the biggest title of the new releases, as are two of the summer’s misfires, but the biggest title is Lawrence of Arabia , and it’s fair to say they don’t get much bigger.
The fourth installment in director Taylor Congdon’s “Moto” film series hits iTunes on Monday, with Blu-Ray and DVDs shipping Monday from Congdon’s site, motoXcinema.com.
If you’re disappointed by the number of women in major ski films out this fall (you can count them on one hand), some new start-up ski film projects featuring all-female casts may offer some solace. This week, two all-women ski movie projects released teasers for feature films