This week's new DVD releases feature three films that garnered Oscar nominations.“The Imitation Game,†Grade B: A group of Brits rush to defeat the German code machine during World War II. Benedict Cumberbatch stars. At the core, this is a story about how one man can be both a hero and an outcast.
Plextor has the answer to our portable DVD-burning needs with the PX-608CU, billed as the world’s smallest DVD burner. Indeed, it’s only a fraction larger than a DVD itself, about 16mm thick, yet allows up to 8X DVD-R speeds.
– WrestlingDVDNews.com reports that TNA announced a new DVD set titled “The Best of Sting” on Monday, perhaps as a way to capitalize off his WrestleMania 31 buzz. The $17.99 DVD was also listed on the ShopTNA website for pre-order and scheduled for an April 1st release.
Talking Movies' Tom Brook meets the director of the documentary How to Change the World – a film which focuses on the early days of Greenpeace.
Ralph Steadman, the genius illustrator that brought some of Hunter S. Thompson's most deranged creations to life, has turned his pen to Breaking Bad
AFI picks 11 movies for its annual top 10 list, including 'Boyhood,' 'Selma,' 'Interstellar'
Was it the end of the world at the summer box office?
– We noted before that WWE will be releasing a new John Cena DVD set in October. This set was one mentioned on a survey issued in late 2013 on potential DVD titles.
World Movies has been forced to cancel its sold out Secret Cinema event, leaving hundreds of ticket holders frustrated at a lack of communication since the original screenings were postponed at the last minute last month ‘due to unforeseen circumstances’. The secret location for the event was Platform 26/27, a heritage listed space that exists below Sydney’s […] The post Ticket holders …
AVM partner shares his experiences on the world of make-believe