Last week, I wrote about some movies and TV shows that are absent on DVD and asked readers to share their own picks. Apparently, there’s a lot of frustration among the DVD fans out there, because you folks responded loudly.
The New York Times film critics on “Snow White and the Huntsman,” “Pink Ribbons, Inc.,” and “A Cat in Paris.”
SPIDER-MAN ARRIVES IN TAMPA BY TRUCK Sony Home Entertainment is working with Walmart Stores on an interactive truck tour for the upcoming film release
Michael (Artificial Eye, cert 18, Blu-ray/DVD) A supercool Austrian drama about an average guy who locks a boy in his cellar, Fritzl-style.
Home movies filmed by Queen Elizabeth are to be released for the first time Friday, giving a glimpse of life behind the scenes at Buckingham Palace and showing a softer side of Britain’s royal family.
Amazon lists the six-film Marvel Studios collection for release later this year.
In this week’s new movies, too many bad apples spoil the lavish new Snow White adaptation and an adolescent love story becomes this summer’s art house sleeper hit. Here’s what the Post critics had to say: Read full article > >
Still doing incredible business in theaters, Marvel’s The Avengers is on its way to DVD and Blu-ray later this year. Though an official date is still unconfirmed, an interesting tease has shown up Amazon for something called the “Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase One – Avengers Assembled” Blu-ray collection.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Alan Horn, the Walt Disney Co’s new studio chairman, won’t shy away from making big budget films despite Hollywood’s recent string of big budget bombs such as Disney’s “John Carter” and Universal Pictures’ “Battleship.” Horn, who spearheaded such expensive hits as the “Harry Potter” series while president of Warner Brothers Entertainment, intends to focus on six to eight …
The sequel “Piranha 3DD” comes out this week but it wasn’t shown to critics before opening day — which is a bummer, because the original “Piranha 3D” from 2010 was just a shamelessly gimmicky blast.