It took decades for the dramatic series “China Beach†to get to DVD, and it is still only gradually making its way to retail stores. The series, which originally aired on ABC from 1988 to 1991, focused on people working in and around a military hospital and rest center in Vietnam.
Horror movies repel me. They make me more nervous than I can stand, and the anxiety over what monster might jump out of the closet or which protagonist might get hacked to pieces doesn’t wear off until long after the credits have rolled.
What’s so great about a TV series’ final season coming out on DVD? Then fans don’t have to worry about collectus interruptus: when you start buying a show’s season sets, only to see the studio suspend releases before all seasons come out.
We can all agree that robots are indispensable. Without them, we’d have to assemble our own cars, vacuum our own floors, and adopt actual living dogs as pets.
If you never got addicted to Battlestar Galactica, here’s your chance: Wired is giving away a complete Blu-ray box set of the rebooted sci-fi show and its prequel Blood & Chrome .
When the nominations for the Academy Awards are announced Thursday, untold millions of people already will have watched some of the leading flicks. But many of them likely didn’t view the motion pictures on a theater’s big screen, even though the movies haven’t been released on DVD or Blu-ray.
Over the last several weeks, we’ve posted our year-end roundups of the best television , top albums, and most underrated movies of 2012. We thought we made some pretty good choices, but since no list is ever going to be comprehensive in the eyes of the fan whose favorite didn’t make the cut, Wired readers had some suggestions of their own.
Critics consistently make hay out of pointing out the flaws in movies – but very rarely do the flicks themselves talk about how much they sucked.
“So bad it’s good.†That’s how people are describing Miami Connection , an unreleased 35-mm action film from 1987 that I recently purchased on eBay for $50, and which is now getting critical raves and a bona fide theatrical release.
“So bad it’s good.†That’s how people are describing Miami Connection , an unreleased 35-mm action film from 1987 that I recently purchased on eBay for $50, and which is now getting critical raves and a bona fide theatrical release.