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O.C. and Stiggs on Blu-ray arrives from Radiance Films as a reminder that Robert Altman was never interested in playing it safe. This 1987 oddity follows two sharp-tongued teens who treat suburbia like enemy territory. Their mission: dismantle the illusion of middle-class respectability, one Schwab family humiliation at a time. The tone swings between satire and […]
By its third season, The Gilded Age has settled into something rare and deeply satisfying: a lavish period drama that feels both comfortingly classical and increasingly alive. Julian Fellowes’ HBO series returns with a season that refines everything it has been building toward—sharper emotional stakes, richer character work, and a sense that the glittering world of 1880s […]
Step back into the opulence and intrigue of New York’s elite as Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment releases the captivating third season of the Emmy®-nominated HBO Original drama series The Gilded Age to DVD on October 21, 2025, available online and in stores nationwide. Indulge in all eight episodes of the historical drama that won fans over […]
Likely due to the upcoming follow up/reboot series as well as the advent of HBO Max and the desire to have HD masters for the series to display on the streaming app, Sex and the City is finally finding itself a Blu-ray upgrade. Warner Bros will be releasing the entire original run of the show […]
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will release all six seasons of the groundbreaking HBO comedy series Sex and the City plus both Sex and the City feature films on Blu-rayÔ for the first time on November 2, 2021. Just in time for the holiday gift-giving season, Sex and The City: The Complete Series + 2 Movie Collection will feature 96 unforgettable episodes of the […]
Warner Archive Collection turns to the legendary Sidney Lumet this month for one of its titles. Prince of the City was a police corruption drama based on a book of the same name. It received an Academy Award nomination for its screenplay and launched the career of one Treat Williams. This new Blu-ray edition comes […]
Short crop of indie features dissected below (covering those film festivals takes time folks!), but this week I’ve also included something extra. So alongside a trio of flicks given their review due, there’s also a short film too to give the ardent movie lover a little more. Docs on card jockeys, stories involving family turbulence […]
Friday nights are not the most popular time you think of when it comes to “must see” television. When a show moves to the end of the week its know as getting put in a “Friday Death Slot” where its assumed the next step for the show is cancellation. However, few shows can do well […]
HBO Films critically acclaimed and Emmy nominated film Too Big To Fail presents a searing and explosive account of the events that led to the 2008 financial crisis and how the U.S. economy was brought back from the brink of collapse. Too Big To Fail is based on the bestselling book by Andrew Ross Sorkin and offers an […]
Back in 1984 a television program came out in Britain called Playing Shakespeare and it starred some of the stars from the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) including Ian McKellan, Patrick Stewart, Judi Dench, David Suchet, Ben Kingsley, and more. It also featured the co-founder of the RSC, John Barton who hosted the program and helped […]
Every once in awhile, being a reviewer means you have to see and sit through movies that you really have no interest in (to put it politely). I accept that. It comes with the territory and the job title. Sure I may moan and groan about the film beforehand, but sometimes, just sometimes, you are […]
There seems to always be a lot of testosterone around here so I thought I would shake things up for a change and cater strictly to our female audience. I know many female readers who are looking forward with much anticipation to the calendar date May 28, 2010. What happens on that day you ask? […]