Movies on DVD and Blu-ray April 2nd include ‘Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase One – Avengers Assembled,’ ‘John Dies at the End,’ ‘The Sweeney,’ ‘Stitches,’ ‘Earth’s Final Hours,’ ‘That Thing You Do!’ and ‘Hello, Dolly!’
‘G.I. Joe: Retaliation’ redeems itself major-league. This isn’t the hideous suck-fest of 2009’s ‘Rise of the Cobra.’ THIS is the film they should’ve made first. THIS is the childhood G.I. Joe I remember. It’s about damned time.
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‘The Ritz’ is a curio of a different time in history, but is what was funny in 1976 still funny today … or just offensive?
Gerard Butler still has it. In ‘Olympus Has Fallen,’ a film starring contemporary cinema gods like Morgan Freeman, Gerard Butler seamlessly pulls off a contemporary ‘Die Hard’ set in the White House.
The Warner Archive Collection has a great track record of finding some odd films in their vaults to bring to DVD, but ‘The Phynx’ has got to be the oddest of them all.
Movies on DVD, Blu-ray and Digital Download March 26 include ‘Lincoln,’ ‘Parental Guidance,’ ‘Killing Them Softly,’ ‘To the Arctic,’ ‘The Frankenstein Theory,’ ‘From Beyond,’ ‘Phantasm II,’ ‘Futureworld,’ ‘Beautiful Girls,’ ‘The Sandlot,’ ‘Monsieur Verdoux,’ ‘Ironweed,’ and much more!
‘Les Misérables’ divided fans of the musical, and found some new ones with the film version, but is the new home video release worth a second, or third, look?
‘Admission’ goes for laughs, heart, and tears, and succeeds with the first two, ensured by clever writing and likable performances.
‘On the Road’ is all over the map (pun intended), with excellent performances but no real story or theme to speak of, making it better suited for a few short YouTube videos.
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