Rush DVD Release Leak Was Not Correct Recap
Rush are not planning to release their Clockwork Angels Live DVD in May
January 20, 2013
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Rush are not planning to release their Clockwork Angels Live DVD in May
DVD review: ‘Weekend’ of your opinion of his later work, “Weekend,” his 15th feature in nine years, was the last film of the first stage of his career, which began with 1959’s “Breathless” and produced most of his best-known works (“Contempt,” “Vivre sa vie,” “Alphaville,” “Band of Outsiders,” etc.). Featuring a set-piece of cinematic legend – a lengthy traffic jam sequence that goes for …
Rush are making plans to release a live DVD from their Clockwork Angels tour in May
Rammstein have been forced to push back the January 15, 2013 DVD and Blu-ray release date for Videos 1995-2012
A bold, atypical thriller from Ealing, scripted by the theatre critic Kenneth Tynan and starring Maggie Smith in her first film role.
Will Ferrell plays Cam Brady, a sleazebag congressman who is a shoo-in for a fifth straight term until Zach Galifianakis’s klutz (he’s incapable of opening doors) Marty comes along, backed by two unctuous industrialists (John Lithgow and Dan Ackroyd, both wasted here).
James Marsh’s determinedly downbeat tale, set in 1993 during the Northern Ireland peace process, centres on Colette (Andrea Riseborough, excellent), an inept IRA terrorist who is captured by MI5 after bungling a London Tube bombing.
A French ad for the upcoming Blu-ray release of “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” appears to have leaked the info a little early. According to the leak, the disc will come with two hours of extras, including a making-of doc and the video blogs. Also, watch the “Man of Steel” trailer in LEGOS and read
Once, long ago, in a console cycle far, far away, Microsoft championed the HD DVD  format while Sony backed Blu-ray. read more
The collapse of Blockbuster today capped a bleak week for Britain’s high street retailers and raised the grim prospect of nearly 17,000 job losses in a fortnight.