REVIEW: Sleepwalkers (Blu-ray)
THE FILM:It’s funny what marketing departments will sometimes decide to promote for a movie. On the cover of the Blu-ray…
October 1, 2012
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THE FILM:It’s funny what marketing departments will sometimes decide to promote for a movie. On the cover of the Blu-ray…
DVD review: ‘La Promesse’ they are very attuned to the specifics of every environment – how people live, what they do, their routines, their transportation, their clothing, their path to work, the buildings they inhabit. Who knows what they’re like in real life, but in their work you get the feeling that they must be saints, because their films are unusually compassionate, keyed into human …
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group has released the full details on the December 4 home release of Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises and has also revealed that a “Dark Knight Trilogy Limited Edition Giftset” is coming (though some might want to wait until the “Dark Knight Trilogy Ultimate Collectors Edition” comes in 2013)
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Warner Brothers has released the details on The Dark Knight Rises Blu-ray/ DVD/ Ultra Violet Combo Pack.
“Our daughter has been abducted by one of your beige lunatics,” maintains Bill Murray’s concerned dad in this charming tale (above) of two runaways, orphaned Sam (Jared Gilman) and cross Suzy (Kara Hayward), a pair of ostracized 12-year-olds who fall in love.
Well, Batman fans, the truth you were dreading—but also more than likely expecting—has finally come. The details concerning the special features for The Dark Knight Rises blu-ray have been released and, well, it may not be what you had hoped for.
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Movies to see this weekend, Sept. 28 he focuses on the bleak tone, simplicity of character and cathartic violence of the comic-strip source material. The result is a B-movie success – and the rare superhero film that revels in its carnage instead of stifling it for a PG-13 rating