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Writer-directors Jay (L) and Mark (R) Duplass flank actress Judy Greer at the home video release reception for the Duplass’ “Jeff Who Lives at Home.” The fun and festive reception for the home video release of Jay and Mark Duplass’ Jeff Who Lives at Home was held at Santa Monica’s Basement Tavern, located inside [...] Ok, this is the most exciting Blu-ray/DVD release I have seen in a while. Let me see if I can put into words how much I love this film: This was the first laser disc I bought. When I was a teen, I watched it every time it was on TV (rarely in those early [...] In what I plan on making a regular feature, here are a few upcoming video releases that I am looking forward to. They aren’t full reviews, because I don’t have my hands on copies (yet) but I know (or know of) the source material and I am damn excited to see them all! Included are: [...] Tomas Alfredson’s exceptional theatrical adaptation of the classic John le Carré spy novel Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy [my CNN.com review] is coming to DVD and BD on March 20th and while the DVD screener I got last year is nice, I can’t wait to see how the wonderfully muted color palette used by director Tomas [...] Attention men and women of the 2nd Massachusetts Militia Regiment: Just in time for the TNT premiere of season 2 this summer, Warner Home Video has announced a release date of June 5th for the season 1 DVD and Blu-ray sets of one of my favorite new Sci-fi series of last year, Falling Skies. A [...] A DVD review of Paul Thomas Anderson’s “There WIll Be Blood.” [...] I don’t think there are enough superlatives in the English language to fully convey how mind-blowingly cool the BBC series Planet Earth is. [...] I wasn’t as prolific about this film upon release as I could have been, but Aronofsky’s film is a beautiful and elegiac mediation on loss, life, love and death and the struggles inherent therein. It’s too bad the DVD lacks the key extras that could make it a classic home video buy. That said, if enough people buy it, maybe the Criterion Collection will do it some justice! [...] One of the those “perfect little films” that you hear about, Roger Mitchell’s Venus will, hopefully, find a larger audience on DVD than it did in the theaters. Honestly, there is little, if anything, wrong with this little gem…Venus stars the never better Peter O’Toole… alongside the delightful newcomer Jodie Whittaker, a wonderfully cranky Leslie Phillips, Richard Griffiths, and the incomparable Vanessa Redgrave. [...] My apologies, but I’ve been laid up with some sort of nasty flu-like virus that has limited my actions pretty much to lying in bed and snacking on tylenol, electrolyte-laced drinks and the odd klonapin for sleeping. [...] |
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