Adele DVD and Blu-Ray Details
Yesterday we told you about Adele’s upcoming live DVD and Blu Ray which is being released on November 29th and today we have more details including the tracklisting
October 28, 2011
No Comments
Yesterday we told you about Adele’s upcoming live DVD and Blu Ray which is being released on November 29th and today we have more details including the tracklisting
Halloween is just around the corner, and with a slew of scary movies like “Scream 4” set to hit theaters this year, I’ve collected some of the greatest scary ghost movies to date.
“Cinema Paradiso” releases on a single-disc Blu-ray package featuring Giuseppe Tornatore’s 1988 Italian drama, which is also known for its significant touches of romance and comedy. Its story revolves around a filmmaker’s recollection of his childhood, the time when he fell in love with movies through the village theater.
Like modern action movies that keep adding more CGI and bigger explosions, horror movies these days try to entertain their jaded audiences with increasingly elaborate and gruesome effects. On Halloween, however, some of us are just looking for a good scare and an entertaining thriller of a story.
“Transformers: Dark of the Moon” brings the robot war mayhem from the theaters to the home video format through a Blu-ray-DVD-Digital Copy package.
Warner Bros. is celebrating the 50th anniversary of “Ben-Hur” in a couple of different ways this October. The film was released on Blu-ray for the first time ever in a special edition anniversary box set
Coming out on a single-disc Blu-ray package, the 2008 European film “Bride Flight” features the story of three women coming from different backgrounds and the lives they face as war brides. It presents a certain type of emotional bond that connects these people together. This Dutch romance from Ben Sombogaart serves as a throwback to post-World War II dramas
Halloween is a time for horror movies, but once you get past the Jasons and Freddys there isn’t a lot left when it comes to originality. Over the years, I have found that some of the most original efforts have been horror movies arriving on our shores from other countries. While it seems like the Hollywood system never gives us anything interesting in the realm of horror anymore, here are some …
With recent movie remakes like “Footloose” and “The Karate Kid” — and the soon to be remade “Robocop” — I’m beginning to realize something: I’m getting old. The original incarnations came out when I was a child