One of this summer’s most talked about and discussed films hits Blu-ray this week, as does one of it’s biggest misfires, and Warner Brothers unloads some classic movies on to Blu-ray.
Fans have long suspected that the worlds of “Prometheus” and “Blade Runner” were connected, but now we have physical evidence of the crossover. Director Ridley Scott has implanted a special Easter Egg on the “Prometheus” Blu-ray, which comes out tomorrow. It was a Reddit user who initially found the connection (courtesy of Collider), and the
Ridley Scott’s Prometheus came out with a big heaping of hype, but left some fans underwhelmed when it came to answers.
‘Hungarian Rhapsody: Queen Live In Budapest’ will be released on DVD, Blu-ray, 2CD+DVD Deluxe Edition and a 2CD+Blu-ray Deluxe Edition on November 6
‘The Avengers’ Blu-ray provides plenty of bonus footage, interviews, and behind the scenes details. Have a look at a few of the extra features available now.
Amazon is selling the Sin City: Two-Disc Theatrical & Recut, Extended, and Unrated Versions on Blu-ray for only $6.99. Act fast as we don’t know how long this deal will last! No Related Post
Turner Classic Movies to air political films If this has given you the urge to watch movies about politics, you don’t need to make a trip to the video store. Turner Classic Movies is showing political films on Friday nights in October, as well as airing an hourlong special, Hollywood Goes to Washington. The special, which includes clips from movies and interviews with filmmakers and critics …
MyHotElectronics.com is taking pre-orders on various WWE items, including the upcoming WWE ’13 video game, the new NWO Revolution DVD and blu-ray, and the new CM Punk: Best In The World DVD and blu-ray set. Each item that is pre-ordered now will ship the day they are released.Detroit, MI (PRWEB) October 06, 2012 MyHotElectronics.com is taking pre-orders on various WWE products, including the new …
In the age of the cloud, digital copies, and online rentals, a physical medium as a home video option loses relevance every day, but every year a handful of releases almost require a purchase.
The New York Times critics on “Frankenweenie,” “Sister,” and “The Paperboy.”