This week brings one of the biggest films of 2013 (so far) to home video, some Disney animated titles, and some classic schlock.
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DVD and Blu-ray Releases for June 11 – 17
BRIDGEWATER — Pull up your kayak and enjoy the movie. Or your yacht or speedboat, if you have one. You could even bring a chair if you prefer to sit on the grass.
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Movies go out to the country
By Brent Lang LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – “House of Cards” may be upending the way viewers watch television by releasing all of its episodes in one binge-friendly gulp, but Netflix’s series will have a rather conventional afterlife. The glossy, 13-episode political thriller will be released on DVD and Blu – ray on June 11, according to Home Media Magazine, which noted that the series is available …
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Netflix’s "House of Cards" Getting DVD, Blu – ray Release
Times critics review three of this week’s new films.
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This Week’s Movies : ‘The Host,’ ‘Renoir’ and ‘The Place Beyond the Pines’
The South by Southwest Film Festival kicks off this Friday evening, March 8 in Austin, TX. The opening night festivities
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SXSW: Five movies we can’t wait to see
By Karen Valby Karen Valby’s Austin picks include Shakespeare a la Whedon; punk rock docs; and a newlywed comedy
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Recommended Released between 2009 and 2012, five animated adaptations of Theodore “Dr. Seuss” Geisel’s most celebrated books made their Blu-Ray debut courtesy of Warner Bros., who also did wonderful restoration work on Charles Schulz’ beloved Peanuts animated shorts
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Hats Off to Dr. Seuss: Collector's Edition (Blu-ray)
Recommended Like Network and several other films before and since, Paul Michael Glaser’s The Running Man (1987) seemed far-fetched decades ago…but it hits a little closer to home these days.
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The Running Man (Blu-ray)
Highly Recommended THE MOVIE: Please Note: The stills used here are taken from promotional materials, not the Blu-ray edition under review. The 1941 winner of the Best Picture Oscar, How Green Was My Valley is one of John Ford’s nostalgic tributes to a foreign land and a foreign time. Narrated from a modern vantage point, but set in a Welsh mining village at the outset of the 20th Century, the …
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How Green Was My Valley (Blu-ray)
Recommended I feel the need- the need for- 3D? Well, color me surprised. I had heard a couple years ago that Top Gun was going to be re-released in converted 3D, and I immediately thought that would be an extremely pointless endeavor
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Top Gun (Blu-ray)
