New on DVD: 'Cloud Atlas,' 'Dexter'
This week’s new DVD releases range from the odd to the odder.
May 10, 2013
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This week’s new DVD releases range from the odd to the odder.
Special effects date back to the dawn of film, but with today’s tools moviemakers can put pretty much anything on-screen — which has NPR film critic Bob Mondello thinking about how movie style affects movie substance.
Many movies treat female characters as little more than tools to advance male-dominated plots. See for yourself with a simple three-part test
Take a pair hi-fi speakers, an old radio, a couple of DVD players and countless other household appliances, apply some ingenuity and what do you get?
ROCHESTER — Ray Rogers says he was 3 years old when he was first introduced to Luke Skywalker and the power of the Jedi.
Sophia Loren and William Holden star in “The Key,” 12 “Bowery Boys” titles are collected in a new set and a pair of Eddie…
There’s a wide variety of new movies — horror, romance, action — out on DVD this week.
Barbra Streisand’s latest film comes to home video, and her Oscar-winning first film gets a Blu-ray upgrade this week.
Come weekends, coffee shops in upmarket localities turn theatres, dishing out not just coffee, but space for the offbeat
Maestro David Ott will be guest conductor for the final concert of the MSO 2012-2013 season. Special to The Star