New on DVD July 31: 'Hatfields & McCoys'
This week’s DVD selections include a look at a historical feud and a tale of financial terror.
July 27, 2012
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This week’s DVD selections include a look at a historical feud and a tale of financial terror.
We do not yet know what was plaguing James Holmes — it could have been anything from a psychotic disorder to severe depression, a Hillsboro writer says.
Royal Philips Electronics NV (PHIA) said it was granted immunity from fines after the European Union sent makers of CD and DVD drives formal antitrust complaints over claims they colluded globally to fix prices.
“Silent House” offers a scary mystery thriller with a twist at the end, plus an intense performance from rising star Elizabeth Olsen. The film screams onto DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday, July 24.
This week’s DVD releases include two TV offerings featuring larger-than-life characters.
New Yorkers can currently see fine, radically different approaches to Anton Chekhov’s masterwork, “Uncle Vanya.â€
On DVD/Blu-ray this week: Once of the most beloved classics of cinema, on Blu-ray for the first time; Jennifer Westfeldt’s hilarious and insightful directorial debut; Abel Ferrara’s most acclaimed film in years; the latest from feel-good auteur Lasse Hallstrom; and a heady trip back to the Beat generation. #1.
With this season’s biggest releases venturing into grim territory, it’s time to ask: Has the classic summertime movie turned into a major bummer?
SO, WHILE THERE’S OBVIOUSLY A VERY BIG MOVIE ELEMENT TO COMIC-CON, THERE’S A LOT OF STRAIGHT-UP COMIC BOOK STUFF TOO. DO THOSE TWO CULTURES COME TOGETHER AT ALL THERE? But of course! Marvel pretty much owned the comics-and-movies crossover today…
The Astonishing X-Men 2-Disc Blu-ray Collection is the perfect gift for the ultimate Marvel fan. This collection is available in stores nationwide November 13, 2012 from Shout! Factory, in association with Marvel Knights Animation.