Ahoy matey. The newest DVD featuring the hit Disney Junior show “Jake and the Never Land Pirates” is filled with fun episodes as well as pirate lessons for all your little pirates at home. The…
Digital Video Archive L.L.C. will unveil the DVA, the successor to DVD at the 2015 International CES show in Las Vegas, Nevada on January 6-9, 2015. To schedule a private meeting, please contact Robert Hanley at robert@Digitalvideoarchive.com.
This week's reviews of what's new on Blu-ray and DVD by Matt Brunson (View From The Couch is a weekly column that reviews what's new on Blu-ray and DVD. Ratings are on a four-star scale.)… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]
Recommended The Season: Once time travel and alternate realities enter the equation in a sci-fi TV plotline, you can essentially kiss newcomer audiences goodbye. Those drawn to the show's premise or ensemble understandably become lost while trying to follow the numerous interwoven threads and the impacts made on various permutations of the future; hell, it can become tedious for those who were …
Recommended Funny Lady Blu-ray Review Funny Lady is the follow-up sequel to thecriticallyacclaimed and Academy Award winning Funny Girl (whichintroduced theworld to Barbara Streisand in her debut film performance – which wasultimatelya Oscar winning performance). While the idea of making a sequel wasdebated anddiscussed for several years following the success achieved by FunnyGirl ,star Barbara …
The DVD cover of the movie, based on the campaign of a gay and lesbian activist group, has been altered in the US – with any reference to the film's focal theme of homosexuality removed.
Star trainer Anna Kaiser is bringing her famous AKT in Motion routine in a new DVD (Sarah Jessica Parker is a huge fan!)
Recommended The Movie: Within the first ten minutes of the James Brown biopic Get On Up , we see the man playing James Brown, wearing makeup and hair enhancements, wander into what appears to be an insurance workshop of sorts, carrying a shotgun and demanding to know who used the toilet in his private office. This eventually leads to a police chase and eventual arrest
Recommended Having just reviewed Kino Lorber's release of that other highly-anticipated revisionist Bicentennial Western from a major director with big stars that proved a colossal critical and commercial disaster, Robert Altman's Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson , I confess to approaching The Missouri Breaks (also 1976) with a lot of trepidation.
Recommended Oh, the tortured life of Dragon Ball Z on home video. Despite being nearly 300 episodes after all was said and done, the original DVD's trickled out with a paltry offering of 3-5 episodes per disc.