The online Google Play store has rolled out access to movies to rent or buy for users in India and Mexico.
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Google launches Play store movies in Mexico, India
Arch Enemy plan to film their upcoming tour of Latin America for their next official DVD release
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Arch Enemy Filming Upcoming Tour for DVD
Albuquerque police have come out with a three DVD set that show people how to spot a workplace shooter before he becomes a workplace shooter.
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Safe workplace training now on DVD
Time Warner Cable Digital TV customers can now enjoy their favorite coming-of-age films all in one place on Movies On Demand. The Back to School collection features a variety of memorable movies perfect for parents and teens alike.
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Enjoy All of Your Favorite Back to School Movies Better with Time Warner Cable Movies on Demand
Robert Lepage’s much-debated staging of Wagner’s “Ring” cycle will be released on DVD and Blu-ray next month ahead of the 200th anniversary of the composer’s birth in May.
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Lepage 'Ring' cycle released on DVD next month
Midnight movies are supposed to be fun.
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AP Essay: Midnight terror's other wounds
A look at some DVDs scheduled to be released in the weeks ahead.
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'Wanderlust' among DVD releases for June 17-23
A scene from “Extraterrestrial,” Nacho Vigalondo’s film that blends romantic comedy with science fiction.
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MOVIES: Exclusive Clip: ‘Extraterrestrial’
Home movies filmed by Queen Elizabeth are to be released for the first time Friday, giving a glimpse of life behind the scenes at Buckingham Palace and showing a softer side of Britain’s royal family.
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Queen Elizabeth's home movies show woman beneath crown
Daniel S Levine When Universal announced in January how the studio was planning on celebrating its 100th anniversary with Blu-ray releases of several classic films that had yet to be released on the hi-def format, St read more
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Universal announces Blu-ray treatment for Steven Spielberg’s ‘E.T.’ (Video)
