There’s a wide variety of new movies — horror, romance, action — out on DVD this week.
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New on DVD May 7: 'Safe Haven'
Earlier this month, Universal Studios re-released Jurassic Park in 3D IMAX. Let’s be honest right up front. I’ll move heaven and hell to see a movie in 35mm in the theater…
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DVD Shopping Bag: Jurassic Park 3D Blu-ray
When Friday night audiences head home after seeing a movie, they’re occasionally approached by a canvasser from Cinemascore, a market research firm that tracks whether a film can expect good word-of-mouth or bad. The survey has always been pretty basic: A letter grade to signify a moviegoer’s level of enjoyment.
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Believe It: Movies Can Make the Real World a Better Place
Whitesnake leader David Coverdale says they mixing and editing a live album and DVD
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Whitesnake Plan Live Album and DVD Release Recap
This week on DVD/Blu-ray: Michael Fassbender’s NC-17-rated reunion with Steve McQueen; an apocalyptic thriller that’s as grim as they come; a horror oldie that deserves cult status; a drama that finally puts veteran character actor Dennis Farina center stage; and a moody French drama sure to push a few buttons. #1. Critic’s Pick: “Shame” Michael Fassbender received the best notices of his …
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Why 'Shame' Tops Indiewire's 5 DVD/Blu-ray Picks for the Week
New movies by Stephen Frears and Spike Lee are among a star-studded line-up of world premieres scheduled for the Sundance Film Festival next month, organizers announced.
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Sundance to premiere Frears, Spike Lee films
An embarrassing blunder on the DVD and Blu-ray packaging for the film adaptation of ‘Atlas Shrugged’ has resulted in a call to fix 100,000 copies.
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Ironic ‘Atlas Shrugged’ DVD flaw flips ideology
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