The Double is a brand new straight to video (forgive me, I forgot what the PC term is these days) movie with an all star cast and high quality production values. These days don’t be scared of the StV tag, embrace it. The Double is an espionage mystery with twists turns and beautiful settings that are not in exotic locations.
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Maybe no one ever listens to Tim, but you can see him get snubbed in glorious high definition when Sony Pictures Home Entertainment releases Monty Python and the Holy Grail on Blu-ray on March 6th.
Considered the renowned comedy troupe’s finest work, Monty Python and the Holy Grail gives the Arthurian saga an absurdist twist and more famous lines than almost any other film. Since ‘you have to know these things when you’re a king,’ check out the press release for details on the package’s impressive list of features following the jump.
If I did a top ten list last year, Real Steel would be on it. I first watched footage of the movie way back in March when it debuted at Cinemacon. At the time, there was nothing about that 20-minutes that wowed me. The only impression it had was, “Wow, they actually made Rock Em Sock Em Robots – The Movie.” This is a movie where watching a trailer or scenes out of context does it a disservice. As individual parts, the movie is average at best, taken as a whole – it is fun and surprisingly emotional.
Grade: A+
Battle Royale and Battle Royale II are among the most brutally poetic films ever made. Often copied [you can see Battle Royale echoed in the story of The Hunger Games, for example], but never equaled, the films have been banned in many markets, but fans keep finding ways to get them. On March 20, 2012, Anchor Bay Entertainment will release both films – along with a hoard of bonus features – on DVD and Blu-ray, across North America.
Follow the jump for details.
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2012 mark Universal Pictures 100th anniversary and the company has a wealth of plans to celebrate the landmark, including: a new logo, restoration of thirteen of its signature films, home entertainment offerings, theme park celebrations, signature events and a sweeping social media campaign.
Details [the full press release] follow the jump.
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When Fright Night 3D was released in the theaters, I was mixed on the movie. I thought the poor 3D took a large bite out of an otherwise enjoyable movie and told everyone to wait for the 3D Blu-ray or to see the 2D version. Well the 3D Blu-ray set is now out. Is it better in a home environment than on a big screen?
Grade: C+
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