With The Avengers Blu-ray and DVD release date coming up very soon, Marvel Studios has released a whole slew of scenes from the film for you to relive the movie, and the very first one we’ve got for you is the mid-credits scene that got everyone talking!
This week on DVD/Blu-ray: A warmhearted comic yarn from acclaimed Finnish director Aki Kaurismaki; a harrowing rock documentary that world premiered at SXSW; the latest from filmmaker/actor Mario Van Peebles; a History Channel mini-series on America’s most famous feud; and an indie high-concept horror film sure to make your palms sweat. Â #1
So that was the Summer of 2012. Besides the obligatory re-release of Paul Verhoeven’s Total Recall this week, the pickens are pretty thin.
New on DVD and Blu-ray, July 31 Feature: “ATM” (2012), “Body and Soul” (1947), “Cole Younger and the Black Train” (2012), “Dead Season” (2011), “Detention” (2012), “The Devil’s Feast” (2007), “Falling Overnight” (2012), “Fire With Fire” (1986), “Firstborn” (1984), “Force of Evil” (1948), “4.3.2.1.” Television: Costume Drama Classic Collection (various dates), Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids:
The DVD debut of “Harry O” and the Blu-ray debut of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” lead these TV shows that arrive on store…
This summer marks the 30th anniversary of one of the greatest in genre history at the movies. And of course, Blade Runner was one of those movies, way back in the summer of ’82
After a lightning strike knocks them silly, five teen offenders discover they each have a new and different superpower in the daring British science-fiction comedy series “Misfits.” Season one thunders onto DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday, July 31.
He makes customers nervous, but master sushi chef Jiro Ono has a way with raw fish like no one else. The 2011 documentary “Juri Dreams of Sushi” recently splashed onto DVD and Blu-ray.
I’ve been a fan of Ben Stiller since The Ben Stiller show on MTV, and it’s a trip to see that Zoolander is now being hailed as a legendary comedy. read more
This week is made by the release of Star Trek: The Next Generation ’s first season on Blu-ray. There’s some catalog stuff, and two Eddie Murphy films, one that sat in the closet for nearly five years.