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September 21st, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
The biggest action-adventure family comedy in history is back! Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian grossed over $400 million worldwide and it arrives in a Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack on December 1st. Jeffery Lyons of NBC/Reel Talk calls it “One of THE BEST FAMILY FILMS OF THE YEAR!” I remember how great the first one was and I unfortunately missed this one in the theaters. Continue reading ‘Night At The Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian Blu-ray Details’
September 21st, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
Wow! Was it me or did that weekend really fly by? I have only two pieces of news on the Blu-ray front. They both come from the Sony camp. Sony Home Pictures Entertainment have announced a December 1st Blu-ray release date for both The Mask of Zorro and Snatch. The Mask of Zorro will also be available as a double feature with The Legend of Zorro. Continue reading ‘The Daily Blu…September 21, 2009’
September 20th, 2009 by Gregg Senko
One of the more unique arrivals on the Playstation Network is the game Switchball. Brought to us by developer Atomic Elbow, Switchball offers a very wide array of ingenuity and entertainment that you’ll be hard-pressed to find in other games. This recent addition to the PSN library is another welcomed debut for an already impressive lineup of downloadable games. Continue reading ‘Gregg’s Rolling With Playstation Network’s Switchball’
September 20th, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
We here at Why So Blu are BIG Rob Zombie fans and do we ever have the Rob Zombie news to deliver today. Not only is Rob gearing up for his new studio album/tour this fall, Hellbilly Deluxe 2, but we also have a Rob Zombie Blu-ray release this week. Rob Zombie’s comic incarnation The Haunted World of El Superbeasto will be available on Blu-ray and DVD everywhere this Tuesday, September 22nd. Continue reading ‘Rob Zombie & The Haunted World of El Superbeasto’
September 19th, 2009 by Gregg Senko
Jennifer’s body was hot. Now that I’ve covered all the good points of the film, you’ll notice I was not talking about the movie as a whole there in all its un-italicized glory. Yes Megan Fox is indeed eye candy and recent interviews quoted her in unhappiness with the self-proclaimed over-glamorizing she endured in both Transformers films. Continue reading ‘Gregg Says Jennifer’s Body Was Hot!’
September 19th, 2009 by Brian White
Let’s be perfectly honest with ourselves. The main draw of Jennifer’s Body is Megan Fox’s body. Oops! I meant to say actress Megan Fox. Is there really any dispute in the fact? I, like most moviegoers, was really interested in one thing here. No, it wasn’t to see what if anything would be shown of Megan Fox’s bangin’ body. C’mon guys! Get your perverted minds out of the gutter. Continue reading ‘Brian Gazes At Megan Fox & Finds Jennifer’s Body’
September 18th, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
Lucky for me as there is not too much going on today in the world of Blu-ray. I have only one bit of news to report on and then I am off to see Megan Fox and all her splendor in Jennifer’s Body. Warner Home Video has announced a Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone: Ultimate Edition Blu-ray and a Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets: Ultimate Edition Blu-ray. Continue reading ‘The Daily Blu…September 18, 2009’
September 17th, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
Today (9/17) through Saturday (9/19) only, BestBuy.com is offering free standard shipping on all orders $25 & up. Have you ever checked out their website before and seen all their unadvertised Blu-ray deals? This is the perfect chance to pick up some of their online Blu-ray specials and supplement your growing collection. Of course, this offer can be used on just about everything else. Continue reading ‘Best Buy is Offering Free Shipping 9/17-9/19’
September 17th, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
There’s a couple big Blu-ray news stories to report on today. But before I do that I beg to ask the question…IS IT FRIDAY YET!!?? This week has just dragged. Anyway, where were we? Oh yes…Blu-ray news. There are probably more Potter fans reading this then Stiller fans so I will start there. Continue reading ‘The Daily Blu…September 17, 2009’
September 16th, 2009 by Stephen Shields
It has been described as one of the most important horror films of all time. It was made with special effects that would redefine the genre. Now with the release of An American Werewolf in London on Blu-ray, I look back at what made this film one of the most terrifying of all time and how Hollywood plans to redevelop, once again a horror classic. Continue reading ‘Stephen Fancies An American Werewolf in London Blu-ray Release’
September 16th, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
It’s kind of been a busy day full of Blu-ray announcements around the world wide web. Let’s see. Where do we start? The Criterion Collection is bringing A Christmas Tale to Blu-ray on December 1st. At the same time, Criterion Collection also delayed three Blu-ray titles. Monsoon Wedding, originally scheduled for October 13th, will hit retail shelves on October 20th. Continue reading ‘The Daily Blu…September 16, 2009’
September 15th, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
I am pleased to announce…(insert drum roll)…all six knockout Rocky films in brilliant high definition together for the first time. Rocky: The Undisputed Collection features the Blu-ray premieres of Rocky II, Rocky III, Rocky IV and Rocky V. The collection includes a fully-loaded bonus disc with over two hours of exclusive content in one extraordinary set this November 3rd from MGM Home Entertainment. Continue reading ‘Rocky: The Undisputed Blu-ray Collection’
September 15th, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
I just felt it was my civic duty to pass this story along to all my fellow Blu-ray fans. So the other day I was shopping on ebay and got the urge to add a little Odette Yustman to my growing Blu-ray collection. I have been persistently tracking the price of The Unborn Blu-ray for several days now and as luck would have it I decided upon the lowest price I could find for the Blu-ray. Continue reading ‘Beware of ebay Blu-ray Deals!’
September 15th, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
It’s been a pretty quiet day in the world of Blu-ray and media news. Probably the biggest news of the day is the announcement for the release date of Bruno on Blu-ray. Universal is bringing Bruno to Blu-ray on November 17th complete with a 1080P video presentation and a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround track. Continue reading ‘The Daily Blu…September 15, 2009’
September 14th, 2009 by Blu-ray Brian
We finally got some pertinent Blu-ray news to report on. Yeah! New Line Home Entertainment has announced a November 24th release date for the romantic comedy Four Christmases. The Blu-ray release will see a 1080P VC-1 video presentation and a 5.1 Dolby TrueHD audio surround track. Nothing like a good Christmas comedy to put you in the holiday spirits. Continue reading ‘The Daily Blu…September 14, 2009’
September 13th, 2009 by Gregg Senko
This November 3rd, take a look upstairs as Aliens in the Attic is released on Blu-ray! This adventure-filled comedy is something the whole family can enjoy as a small band of green aliens crash land on earth and launch their base of operations from one family’s attic. Chaos and laughs are sure to ensue as human meets alien in this 20th Century Fox release. Continue reading ‘Blu-ray Finds Aliens in the Attic’
September 11th, 2009 by Brian White
A “whiteout” is defined as a condition of heavily falling or blowing snow in which visibility is very poor. The same condition must also apply, cinematically speaking, in reference to Kate Beckinsale’s newest thriller Whiteout. When a movie’s release date has been delayed for over two years that is usually a sign of something bad, or even worse, let’s use a simple synonym such as frightful. Continue reading ‘Brian Freezes in Kate Beckinsale’s Whiteout’
September 11th, 2009 by Jon Rybicki
I wouldn’t exactly say I’m a huge Quentin Tarantino fan. I think some of the hype about him as a director overlooks the fact that he, just like Martin Scorcese, lifts almost everything he does from other films. Of course this can turn into a long discussion about the nature of plagiarism and its place in art (see Danger Mouse and Girl Talk) and I really don’t want to go there. Continue reading ‘Jon’s Analytical Coverage of Inglorious Basterds’
