'Hunger Games' on DVD: EW review
Chris Nashawaty: Three-plus hours of extras seem geared more to self-congratulation than insight
August 18, 2012
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Chris Nashawaty: Three-plus hours of extras seem geared more to self-congratulation than insight
The 1978-79 NBC mini-series “The Kent Chronicles,†now on DVD, featured an array of prime-time stars in sometimes peculiar or incongruous historical roles.
The world will indeed be watching when “The Hunger Games” debuts on DVD and Blu-ray at midnight tonight. We, for one, have been craving the two-disc collection ever since, well, we exited the movie theater back in March
John M. Harris admitted to burning 600-1,000 movies each weekend and delivering them to a D.C. farmer’s market.
It’s time to get reaped, citizens of Panem—over and over and over again (shout-out to Effie Trinket!).
You can make fun of Sylvester Stallone’s grunting, preening, lunkheaded film persona, but you can’t argue with his success
Three new DVD releases this week deal with people with power.
Three new DVD releases this week deal with people with power.
TCM’s “Universal Rarities: Films of the 1930s†includes four features, each starring either Gary Cooper, Mae West, W. C. Fields or Jack Benny.
Revivals, special screenings and festivals for Seattle area film buffs this week of Friday, Aug. 17, include more summer outdoor movies, such as “A League of Their Own” and “Bridesmaids,” as well as another 60th anniversary showing “Singin’ in the Rain” and a 15-hour epic look at cinema history, “The Story of Film: An Odyssey.”