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Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has added Legion to their line-up, bringing the film to DVD and Blu-Ray Disc in May.
At a remote desert truck stop, the fate of the world will be decided. Evil's ...
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Dreamworks Home entertainment and Paramount Home Entertainment have just added Steven Spielberg?s version of War Of The Worlds to their line-up, scheduling a Blu-Ray version for June.
An ordinary ...
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Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced details about the upcoming release of Young Victoria on DVD and Blu-Ray Disc this summer.
Emily Blunt and Rupert Friend star in the lavish historical ...
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Universal Home Entertainment has added Leap Year to their release line-up, bringing the film to DVD and Blu-Ray Disc in May.
When Anna?s (Amy Adams) four-year anniversary to her boyfriend passes ...
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Although Blu-Ray fans did not have the privilege to enjoy Warner Home Video?s recent 35 Years 35 Films Clint Eastwood box set, high def fans will be pleased to hear that the studio will be releasing ...
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Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has just added Blu-Ray versions of The Karate Kid and The Karate Kid II to their line-up, releasing both films in May.
A fatherless teenager faces his moment of ...
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Warner Home Video has announced a DVD set featuring three of the film inspired by the Louis L?Amour Western novels.
In The Sacketts, Tom Selleck, Sam Elliott and Jeff Osterhage play brothers who ...
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Blue Underground has added a Blu-Ray Disc version of Uncle Sam to their release line-up, scheduling the film for June.
It's Fourth Of July Weekend, and the recently discovered corpse of Sgt. Sam ...
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Maybe not 20 minutes in the future as it claims, but the bizzarre 1987 series Max Headroom will be coming to DVD from Shout! Factory.
Starring Matt Frewer, W. Morgan Sheppard, Jeffrey Tambor and ...
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Questar has just announced the release of Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures: Africa, a journey through Jack?s most exciting explorations across the African continent.
?Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures? ...
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Universal Home Entertainment has added a Blu-Ray version of Carlito?s Way to their May release schedule.
From the director of ?Scarface? come the critically acclaimed crime thriller ?Carlito's ...
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Co-written and directed by Jason Reitman, Up in the Air is quite contemporary in some ways, while in others it is reminiscent of older films like Billy Wilder's The Apartment (1960). George Clooney is superb playing Up in the Air's protagonist, and he and his two costars, Vera Farmiga and Anna Kendrick, all received Academy Award nominations for their performances. Read more: Up in the Air DVD review
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DVD Pick: Up in the Air originally appeared on About.com DVD on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at 02:12:07.
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A fairy tale set in a parallel-universe version of Nazi-occupied France, Inglourious Basterds is a pulpy, darkly comic, violent thriller written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. The movie features a fine international cast, and a substantial part of the marvelous dialogue is in German and French (with English subtitles). One of the best things about the film is the brilliant, Oscar-winning performance by Austrian-born actor Christoph Waltz. Read more: Inglourious Basterds DVD review
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Inglourious Basterds DVD Review originally appeared on About.com DVD on Monday, March 8th, 2010 at 03:13:05.
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This Oscar winner for Best Documentary shows how emotionally powerful film can be when used for advocacy journalism. With terrific footage and superb editing, this is nonfiction storytelling at its finest. The movie features an aging protagonist seeking redemption, an evil town and a caper that exposes a dirty secret. Read more: The Cove DVD review
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The Cove DVD Review originally appeared on About.com DVD on Monday, March 8th, 2010 at 03:00:01.
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The Informant! is a quirky seriocomedy directed by Steven Soderbergh. The offbeat story comes from Kurt Eichenwald's 600-page nonfiction book that tells a strange tale of corporate malfeasance and the peculiar whistleblower caught up in it. Read more: The Informant! DVD review
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Financially troubled Blockbuster has made major changes to its terms for in-store rentals of DVD and Blu-ray discs, shortening the "initial rental period," eliminating the "grace period" and imposing late fees (called "additional daily rates" in Blockbuster-speak). Now renters will be charged one dollar (plus taxes) per day for any rental disc they keep longer than five days. A rental that is late by more than 10 days is automatically converted into a sale, and while the sale can be reversed if the disc is returned within the following 30 days, the reversal can trigger additional fees. The new terms make renting from Blockbuster stores much less attractive for the large group of consumers who are not careful about keeping track of due dates.
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In addition to a report from a local Blockbuster store: Home Media Magazine, Slashfilm.com, Financialadvisory.com
Blockbuster Stores Now Charge Late Fees After Five Days originally appeared on About.com DVD on Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010 at 15:20:08.
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DVD Reviews: Yoostar aims to be the 'Guitar Hero' of the film world

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DVD Reviews: Boog is back but not so Martin Lawrence, who voiced the domesticated bear in "Open Season" (Mike Epps takes his place). Same goes his antler-challenged companion Elliot, who's no less spastic with "Talk Soup's" Joel McHale subbing in for Ashton Kutcher.

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DVD Reviews: Criterion has long harbored a weakness for helmer Douglas Sirk, and this two-disc release of his 1954 version of "Magnificent Obsession" furthers the love affair. But though this issue offers ample bonuses, including director John Stahl's 1935 version of the film, not all the extras live up to Criterion's generally impeccable standards.

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DVD Reviews: The 45th anniversary of "Mary Poppins" returns as a two-disc DVD edition and remains the exact same collection as the 40th anniversary package Disney put together four years earlier, save for one new wrinkle: An hourlong-plus set of extras about the Disney on Broadway production.

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DVD Reviews: The extras on the DVD offer a bit more insight into Ernie Davis' real-life struggles and accomplishments, but not nearly enough to make it a must buy.

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DVD Reviews: Of all Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's films, "A Matter of Life and Death" is the most rhapsodic, so three cheers and then some to see it bow on DVD in such a spectacular transfer. Yet it seems a false step to couple the pic with the vastly inferior "Age of Consent."

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DVD Reviews: Written alongside their Oscar-winning "No Country for Old Men," the Coen brothers' smaller-scale "Burn After Reading" proved almost inevitably anticlimactic. So it's all the more disappointing to find that Universal offers truly paltry bonuses for the movie's homevid bow.

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DVD Reviews: Revisiting Lars von Trier's 1991 film "Europa" offers an excellent opportunity to track this enigmatic auteur's growth. It was, after all, the picture that immediately preceded his masterpiece, "Breaking the Waves" (1996).

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DVD Reviews: "The Dark Knight" arrives on DVD shelves riding a wave of hype as the second-highest grossing film of all time, but the two-disc special edition DVD leaves much to be desired in terms of extras.

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DVD Reviews: Criterion's bonus-packed reissue of Martin Ritt's 1965 Cold War thriller "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold," based on John le Carre's bestselling novel, demonstrates just how well the DVD form delivers when material, resources and imagination impressively combine.

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DVD Reviews: Hong Kong icon Wong Kar Wai has become one of the world's most imitated directors; indeed, he more or less aped himself in his recent foray into English-language filmmaking, "My Blueberry Nights."

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DVD Reviews: Whenever you have Steve Jobs and Roger Deakins aboard the same project, you know you're in for a visual treat. "Wall-E," one of the great films of 2008, arrives on DVD loaded with bonus material that will surely enhance the film's cinematic pleasures.

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DVD Reviews: With this limited-edition 33-disc doorstop, priced at a hefty $399 and arriving just 17 months after David Chase's lionized gangster saga quick-cut to black, HBO is surely hoping that "Sopranos" merchandising is another of those evergreen commercial ventures.

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DVD Reviews: Christian-Jaque's 1952 B&W swashbuckler "Fanfan la Tulipe" is that special film that was made for the masses but appeals equally to cineastes -- or is it the other way around?

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DVD Reviews: It's no secret by now: Guillermo del Toro is a master of detail. From his elaborate set decorations to his innovative creatures, the Mexican-born director has a style that evokes sensation and art over reason, something evident in the new "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" DVD package from Universal.

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DVD Reviews: When contemplating the pics of William Friedkin, "The French Connection" and "The Exorcist" leap to mind. But "The Boys in the Band"? Yup, that's also his, made right before the other two, and to hear him tell it -- as he does at length in interviews on the film's DVD bow -- he's as proud of "Boys" as anything he's ever done.

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DVD Reviews: Budd Boetticher's life story is one of Hollywood's more unusual. A privileged Midwestern rich kid who found himself a bullfighter in Mexico and then, serendipitously, a film director more admired than famous, Boetticher has become something of a cult auteur thanks to his Westerns, which have risen in stature over the years.

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DVD Reviews: Thirty years later, there's not much to "Animal House" that hasn't already been dissected 20 times over.

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DVD Reviews: Peter Hyams' "Capricorn One" arrives on DVD with full helmer commentary and a 17-minute featurette examining how eroding trust in government fuels even lunatic theories.

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DVD Reviews: Fifteen years later, Richard Attenborough's "Chaplin" remains the flawed biopic it always was -- albeit one with a protean, and Oscar-nominated, lead performance from Robert Downey Jr.
