Chris Knight: When Jason Segel started work on a screenplay for The Muppets several years ago, the first thing he did was reread the Winnie the Pooh stories of A.A. Milne
Happy Halloween everyone! With Devil’s Night and Halloween just around the corner, it seemed appropriate to focus this latest edition of What’s Left on the horror genre, especially because Blu-ray is sort of lacking in that department. Just the other day I was at my local Best Buy perusing the Blu-…
In the mood for a good old-fashioned or mainstream scary movie this Halloween? Here are some spooky suggestions
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Coinstar Inc., owner of the Redbox movie-rental kiosks, fell 2.3 percent to close at $52.95 yesterday on reports that some of Hollywood’s largest movie studios may try to lengthen the current 28-day limit on DVD rentals to 60 days.The company fell another 10.2 percent in…
Jeff Glor talks to Brian Kellow about “Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark.” Kellow reveals some of Kael’s least favorite films.
Weirdly, there are no true horror movies opening (though “Marcy Marcy May Marlene” is certainly a thriller — and a fine one — and there’s plenty that’s scary, however unintentionally, in “Anonymous”) this Halloween weekend, and not too many in the coming weeks. (Watch, though, for Almodovar’s “The Skin I LIve In” coming soon — very, very creepy.) But the next six months bring all kinds of …
Dazed and Confused returns to Blu-ray just two months after Universal first brought the title to the format, this time as a Criterion release. For a look at my review of that Blu-ray, as well as my take on the film, simply click here. So what’s different?
Bob Mondello recommends a collection of Alfred Hitchcock films that reveal a master at work.
Finally, after years of waiting, Jurassic Park has come to Blu-ray. About. Damn.