Washington, D.C. (July 31, 2012) — Higher Netflix subscriptions and rising Blu-ray sales teamed to boost home entertainment spending by 1.4 percent in the first six months of 2012, compared to last year’s first six months.
So that was the Summer of 2012. Besides the obligatory re-release of Paul Verhoeven’s Total Recall this week, the pickens are pretty thin.
Pavtube Studio today announced a beta release of its significant product DVD Creator. The DVD Creator Beta version is unveiled as freeware, and its full version is scheduled for release this fall.New York, USA (PRWEB) July 31, 2012 Pavtube Studio today announced a beta release of its significant product DVD Creator.
How do you respond to hate? Not the “she’s-mean-to-me†kind, but the kind that left 12 people dead and 58 injured July 20 at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo. As he drove home from work to his Boulder area home 20 miles from the murder scene, Jason Cole pondered …
I am not really the type of person who is drawn to Schwarzenegger movies — but I am a fan of smart sci-fi with its own vision. And the look and ideas behind Total Recall, the 1990 film starring Arnold as Doug Quaid, a construction worker in a future world who dreams of visiting Mars, are what grabbed my attention a few years back when I happened to catch a scene on TV.
New on DVD and Blu-ray, July 31 Feature: “ATM” (2012), “Body and Soul” (1947), “Cole Younger and the Black Train” (2012), “Dead Season” (2011), “Detention” (2012), “The Devil’s Feast” (2007), “Falling Overnight” (2012), “Fire With Fire” (1986), “Firstborn” (1984), “Force of Evil” (1948), “4.3.2.1.” Television: Costume Drama Classic Collection (various dates), Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids:
‘Total Recall: Mind-Bending Edition’ I know, I know, I know – Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 1990 sci-fi flick has been released numerous times (my first DVD had a circular tin case that looked like Mars and was difficult to store on my shelf).
Rent It The Film: Underutilized actor Nick Stahl, best known from his roles as an earthy super-powered prophet in HBO’s Carnivale , continues his streak of flimsy direct-to-video appearances with On the Inside , an institutional drama-thriller from Haunting in Connecticut director D.W.
Director Peter Jackson says his film version of JRR Tolkien’s The Hobbit will be split into three movies, rather than two as originally planned.Jackson, who was responsible for the Oscar-winning adaption of Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy, says he began considering the possibility of three films after watching an early cut of the first Hobbit movie.”We were really pleased with the way …
The film version of J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” will be split into three movies, rather than two as originally planned, New Zealand director Peter Jackson said Tuesday.