Failing to Capture a Revolution Ten years ago, the WWE released a DVD/VHS documentary called NWO : Back in Black. It was a pretty bare bones, hour-long documentary that glossed over a lot of the group’s incredibly popular run. Earlier this month, WWE released an entirely new DVD/Blu Ray collection on the infamous group.
Blu-ray review: ‘Umberto D.’ Umberto D. One of the masterpieces of world cinema – and a supreme example of Italian neorealism at its very best – Vittorio De Sica’s 1952 classic is now available in pristine Blu-ray from the Criterion Collection. Battisti (who died in 1977 at age 94) achieved screen immortality on the basis of a single film
DVD review: ‘Secret Beyond the Door’ Secret Beyond the Door In the mid-1940s, Fritz Lang and actress Joan Bennett combined for a trio of magical film noirs that proved important to both careers.
New on DVD and Blu – ray , Nov. 16 Brave Mother-daughter issues in fairy-tale Scotland take center stage in this story of a rebellious teenage girl who does something really terrible to her mother – but then it’s a learning experience for all concerned. The film, directed by Jon Shenk, shows how this young and charismatic former political prisoner came to power, and details his efforts at the 2009 …
A DVD exploring Brimbank’s diverse communities has been launched.
Walmart has released their highly anticipated Walmart Black Friday 2012 Ad last week. We have already released our Top 10 Walmart Black Friday 2012 Deals advertised in the Walmart…
Walmart‘s Black Friday ad for 2012 contains great deals for movie and TV series lovers. Select DVD movies are offered as low as $1.96 each while the cheapest price for Blu-ray movies is at $3.96
Fans of vintage television will be happy to see the DVD debut of “Grizzly Adams” this week, along with “Wolf Lake” and…
The CD/DVD set release of “Bad 25†and “Michael Jackson: Live at Wembley†not only recalls the glory days of the so-called King of Pop, but also marks the bittersweet passing of an era. The London leg of Jackson’s “Bad Tour†in 1987-’89 was especially memorable, because it was part of the reclusive performer’s first world tour as a solo act!