In the age of the cloud, digital copies, and online rentals, a physical medium as a home video option loses relevance every day, but every year a handful of releases almost require a purchase.
This month, Turner Classic Movies is putting a spotlight on politically themed films. A mere coincidence as the presidential election season reaches its peak?
The New York Times critics on “Frankenweenie,” “Sister,” and “The Paperboy.”
The “Dark Knight Rises” arrives on Blu-ray and DVD on December 4, but it’s not just when you’re getting the release that matters — it’s also how, if you want to get your hands on certain bonus features.
Joss Whedon’s superhero hit sold 34 times as many copies as the No. 2 title, “Batman: The Dark Knight Returns — Part 1.” read more
Lee Daniels, the director of “The Paperboy,†discusses his thriller based on the Pete Dexter novel.
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The fourth annual Movies in the Canyon season is off to a great start! YouTube Video:Â YouTube Off read more