'Dr. Who,' 'Hill Street Blues,' 'CHiPs' among TV shows on DVD this week
The latest “Doctor Who†Christmas special arrives on DVD this week, along with the vintage series “Hill…
March 10, 2015
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The latest “Doctor Who†Christmas special arrives on DVD this week, along with the vintage series “Hill…
New on DVD and Blu-ray this week are 'The Theory of Everything,' 'The Interview' and 'Life Itself.' New on DVD and Blu-ray this week are 'The Theory of Everything,' 'The Interview' and 'Life Itself.'
Recommended In 2013, Olive Films released John Ford's The Quiet Man on Blu-ray for its 50th Anniversary, complete with a beautiful new restoration (DVDTalk has a review of that disc here ). Although the presentation was impeccable and the set came with a lengthy booklet, the one area where it came up a bit short was in the supplement department, offering only a previously released 25-minute …
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 ]
Koro-Sensei meets Karasuma in “episode 0”
Rent It THE FILM: Click an image to view Blu-ray screenshot with 1080p resolution. I felt kind of sick watching The Captive , which tells the fictional story of a nine-year-old girl who is kidnapped and forced into sexual servitude.
Rent It Note : Although screencaps should only be considered an idea of what the disc looks like, click any capture in this review to expand the image to a full size .png.
Highly Recommended In 10 Words or Less The strange, tragic relationship between wrestling and John du Pont Reviewer's Bias* Loves: Mark Ruffalo, Bennett Miller Likes: Channing Tatum, Steve Carell, wrestling (not the pro kind) Dislikes: Many biopics Hates: When money protects the guilty The Movie Despite getting something of a late start on his directing career, Bennett Miller has been in no rush …
DVD Talk Collector Series The Connection (1961) is a historically significant if very stagey and virtually unreleased feature directed and edited by independent experimental filmmaker Shirley Clarke (1919-1997). An adaptation of Jack Gelber's 1959 Obie-winning play, the entire story takes place in a grungy New York loft – there are no exteriors and no other sets – where junkies, including jazz …
This dark, strange, true-crime story tracks the relationship between eccentric millionaire John du Pont (Steve Carell) and Olympic wrestling champions Mark (Channing Tatum) and Dave Schultz (Mark Ruffalo).