DVD Roundup: Who’s Scarier— Spielberg’s Dinos or George Lucas’s Disgruntled Fans?
Every Tuesday, we shine a light on a few big, worthy or just plain weird DVD releases.
October 26, 2011
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Every Tuesday, we shine a light on a few big, worthy or just plain weird DVD releases.
BURBANK, CA – Consumers will be in pursuit of Warner Home Video’s (WHV) latest Tom and Jerry Blu-ray and DVD release featuring 37 re-mastered, cartoon shorts available on Blu-ray hi-def for the first time October 25, 2011. Titled Tom & Jerry The Golden Collection Volume 1, this entertaining compilation features a definitive lineup of theatrical shorts directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera.
With recent movie remakes like “Footloose” and “The Karate Kid” — and the soon to be remade “Robocop” — I’m beginning to realize something: I’m getting old. The original incarnations came out when I was a child
Diwali has made a slow disappearance from movies over the years but festivities continue to rule the television.
Digital Flex Media, a data replication company, is pleased to announce their newly developed Flex DVD, a green solution to DVD replication with multiple applications including direct marketing, mailing, and use by children.California (PRWEB) October 25, 2011 Digital Flex Media is pleased to announce the availability of their new Flex DVD*, a data replication solution that is better for the …
Feature: “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland: A Ballet in Two Acts” (2011), “Anti-Nazi Classics: Volume Two” (various dates), “Attack the Block” (2011), “BBC Holiday Comedy” (various dates), “BBC Holiday Drama” (various…
Netflix’s video subscription service lost 800,000 customers in the third quarter —the biggest exodus in its history— even as its earnings rose 65 percent.
# movies Australian director Baz Luhrman, who never met a quick cut, flashing light, or Botox-deadened Nicole Kidman forehead he didn’t like, started filming his adaptation of The Great Gatsby in September. But what is it going to look like? More »
Since its first airing in the UK, Danish show Forbrydelsen – known as The Killing in English-speaking countries, though its title actually translates as “The Crime” – has been one of those enigmatic shows that I’ve heard about from excited friends who tell me to check it out, but never been able to find on local schedules.
RATING: (WILD APPLAUSE) Yes, we know George Lucas is playing Jedi mind tricks on us again, tinkering further with his landmark films and angering purists. Yes, we know that the newer “prequel” trilogy isn’t as good as…