Nearly 2000 Netflix movies to disappear
The loss of hundreds of titles isn’t slowing Netflix’s momentum.
May 1, 2013
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The loss of hundreds of titles isn’t slowing Netflix’s momentum.
A Blu-Ray player, home speaker system and crossbow were taken from a Flint home at the 600 block of Pettibone Avenue, according to a police report.
Paul Mercurio leaped into screen stardom as a successful dancer bored with conventional moves in “Strictly Ballroom.” The spangly Australian comedy, Baz Luhrmann’s directing debut, makes its Blu-ray debut Tuesday, April 30.
Matt Damon makes a statement about fracking in “Promised Land,” a well-intentioned drama that runs out of gas. The 2012 film recently bubbled up on DVD and Blu-ray.
Servants did the shopping in 1909 England, until Harry Selfridge made going to the store an exciting event. Jeremy Piven stars as the American in London in the Masterpiece drama series “Mr Selfridge,” new on DVD and Blu-ray.
Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor star in “The Impossible,” based on a true story of a vacationing family separated by the terrifying 2004 tsunami.
Mark Eckel’s weekly Monday column.
Doc Jensen and Darren Franich anticipate season of superheroes, post-apocalyptic vistas, giant robots
History’s The Bible keeps settings records: The epic miniseries sold a stunning 525,000 units during its first week of release
Emily Rome on why ”Jurassic Park,” ”Back to the Future,” ”Lion King,” and more play better in a theater