Celebrate the End of an Era with MAD MEN: The Complete Collection and MAD MEN: The Final Season, Part 2 on Blu-ray This October
August 9th, 2015 by Aaron Neuwirth
It has all come to an end, with the acclaimed AMC drama Mad Men reaching its conclusion this past spring. The show went out on a high and will easily go down as one of the greatest shows of all time. With that said, it’s now time to bring it all home. Watch the final episodes of the iconic series in MAD MEN: The Final Season, Part 2 then relive the entire Golden Globe® and Primetime Emmy® winning drama in MAD MEN: The Complete Collection and on Blu-ray and DVD on October 13 from Lionsgate Home Entertainment. Continue on to learn more about these upcoming releases.
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If the entire running time of Fantastic Four was a mess and a slog, it would be much easier to write about. But because the film gets so much right in it’s first 45 minutes, talking about it becomes extremely frustrating. The film is a clear example of project that tragically derailed and no one knew how to get it back on track, so they just haphazardly pasted scenes here and there and hoped for the best. The end product mirrors the inter-dimensional planet the titular four travel to: visually interesting, but ultimately lifeless.
From Walt Disney Animation Studios comes the Shorts Film Collection, an extraordinary new collection of award-winning and beloved short films featuring Disney’s Frozen Fever, starring Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Sven and Kristoff, and the Oscar-nominated Lorenzo. It will be available early on Digital HD/Disney Movies Anywhere August 11 and you can bring It home on Blu-ray August 18. Enjoy this must-own collection with all-new extras including an inside look at the Disney Animation shorts, featuring introductions and interviews with the acclaimed filmmakers themselves. Fans Can Now Enjoy The In-Home Debuts of the Beloved Animated Shorts “Frozen Fever,” “Lorenzo,” and “Tick Tock Tale.” Also includes Academy Award®-Winning Animated Shorts “Feast” (2014) and “Paperman” (2012), Special Filmmaker Introductions and More!
Disney•Pixar proudly presents a hilarious new animated adventure, 
It’s going to take me awhile, but I’m sorry. Every time I hear the movie title The Gift my mind instantly thinks of Sam Raimi’s 2001 film featuring the likes of Cate Blanchett, Katie Holmes, Keanu Reeves, Giovanni Ribisi and Greg Kinnear. I keep having to tell myself it’s 2015 and movie titles are allowed to have the same name as others that have come before it. Is it unoriginal? Hell yes it is, but we have a new player in town and lately producer Jason Blum (The Purge and basically every other horror film out there in recent years) is a force to be reckoned with because the dude is walking on water. He can do no wrong! Of course it doesn’t hurt when your film features the talents of Jason Bateman and Joel Edgerton too, but I digress. We’ll talk more about those two down below. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to my gift to you…The Gift movie review. 
Nicole Kidman, for obvious reasons, has always reminded me of Tom Cruise. I’m not referring to the fact that they were once married, birthed children together or even starred in the same motion pictures. I’m referring to the apparent fact that just like Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman (with makeup on of course) appears to suffer from that same Peter Pan syndrome of never aging. So while the Blu-ray’s cover of Strangerland, the film’s premise and all the negative reviews didn’t help sell me on the feature, the fact that Nicole is in it and the trailer didn’t make the flick unwatchable hooked and reeled me right in. So despite the negative reviews I come into Strangerland only knowing two things for sure. It has some talented cast members and the theatrical trailer looked promising. Other than that I had no idea what I was getting myself into. 
Let’s forget about whether this is a good film or not for a minute. In my opinion, here’s a motion picture that should have never been made. I understand all the reasons why it was made, the rights involved, securing the property and what not, but come on, really. Do the trailers for this new Fantastic Four film look any better than the two Jessica Alba incarnations that came before? In my opinion, they do not. Actually, the trailers looked worst. However, that’s just my two cents because I’m sure I’m in the minority here, but I rather liked the first two Jessica Alba infused Fantastic Four films. They were fun, lighthearted and entertaining. And hey! If not for those two Fantastic Four films, the world would have never found the Captain America they all know and love today in that of Johnny Storm. Ah, Johnny Storm. Don’t even get me started on that topic (I’m not going to play that card). 
Hey folks! I just wanted to share the latest news I just received from our Universal PR person. The new trailer for Universal Pictures’ By The Sea has just debuted online. Written, directed and produced by Academy Award winner Angelina Jolie Pitt, By The Sea serves as her directorial follow-up to Universal Pictures’ epic Unbroken. Interestingly enough the dramatic film stars Brad Pitt and Jolie Pitt, who are supported by an international ensemble led by Mélanie Laurent, Melvil Poupaud, Niels Arestrup and Richard Bohringer. So what are you waiting for? Check out the trailer down below! It looks intense! 
On August 25th, Anchor Bay Entertainment gives home entertainment fans their annual Walker fix with The Walking Dead: The Complete Fifth Season Blu-ray + Digital HD and DVD releases. Each 5-disc set presents all sixteen gripping episodes from the series that has single-handedly redefined the zombie genre. True to the tradition of the previously released seasons, The Walking Dead: The Complete Fifth Season arrives jam-packed with three hours of insightful and provocative bonus features that give viewers yet another inside glimpse into creating the fallen world of the Walkers and the souls brave – and crazy – enough to attempt survival. So one of the major story arcs of The Walking Dead: The Complete Fifth Season involved Beth’s kidnapping and the group’s efforts to get her back. Below please find a deleted scene from Episode 508 “Coda” and a new Bonus Feature “Beth’s Journey” from Anchor Bay’s upcoming home video release of The Walking Dead: The Complete Fifth Season. 
It’s a double dip, sure, but come on it’s Star Wars!!! As the galaxy prepares for the next generation of Star Wars, the six epic films will each release as commemorative Blu-ray steelbooks on November 10th. These highly collectible films will be available for a limited time only and can be pre-ordered beginning August 7th. In addition, Star Wars: The Complete Saga will be released in newly repackaged artwork on October 13th. The announcements were made today by The Walt Disney Studios, Lucasfilm Ltd., and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. 
Scream Factory has announced the release of 
It’s here! I wrote about my love for this trailer last month when Director Tim Miller, Ryan Reynolds, and the cast showed up at Comic-Con with the red-band trailer. Of course, this isn’t as long as what they brought, but it’s still great nonetheless. The costume’s great, the jokes are funny, the action is violent, and Colossus is gleefully silly. The panel was one of the highlights of Comic-Con; they expressed how shocked (and thankful) they felt that the studio allowed them to make a hard-R Deadpool film. A lot of energy and passion went into the making of this film, so I’m crossing my fingers that it lives up to the joy I’m feeling right now.
Queen of Comedy Melissa McCarthy “in her funniest movie yet” (Leonard Maltin, 
Exciting news! Sony Pictures is re-releasing one of my all time favorite films, Bram Stoker’s Dracula! The Francis Ford Coppola classic launches the Supreme Cinema Series line on Blu-ray™ and Digital HD on Oct. 6, which includes 24-pages of rare photos, behind-the-scenes detail and an all-new personalized written introduction from Director Francis Ford Coppola. Coppola, along with his son, Second Unit/Visual Effects Director, Roman Coppola, together participated in a new, on-camera retrospective, reflecting on how the film has impacted their lives and careers. The bonus features also offer the original 1993 commentary with Francis Ford Coppola, Roman Coppola and Makeup Supervisor Greg Cannom. 
