DVD: 'The Gregory Peck Film Collection' (San Francisco Chronicle)
RATING: (POLITE APPLAUSE) This nice package puts together two previously released classics - "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Cape Fear" - with four Peck films new to DVD: "Arabesque," "Mirage," "Captain Newman, M.D." and "The World in His Arms." Little more need...
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DVD REVIEWS / 10 Years of Rialto Pictures (San Francisco Chronicle)
RATING: (WILD APPLAUSE) During the past decade, Rialto Pictures has become one of the great names in film distribution. Rialto finds great films that are not on DVD. Sometimes these are films that have never been released and that few people have ever heard...
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IU East students orchestrate distribution of documentary DVD (Palladium-Item)
Indiana University East entrepreneurship students are exclusively selling the DVD release of "1:47," a documentary chronicling the deadly double explosion in uptown Richmond on April 6, 1968.
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Naples mafia sells pirate DVDs of film about... Naples mafia: report (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Counterfeit copies of the film of a bestselling book about the Neapolitan mafia are being sold by black marketeers in Naples ahead of the DVD's December 3 release, an Italian newspaper reported Thursday.
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NEW ON DVD (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
"WALL-E" --The animated smash defies convention, presenting a clunky robot and his sleek new girlfriend who communicate only through mechanical noises. WALL-E is a persevering worker 'bot, tending his job to clean up the mess of trash on Earth even after humanity has abandoned the polluted planet for an idle life on a spaceship. The film comes in oneor three-disc DVD versions and twoand ...
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‘Wall-E’ and ‘Tropic Thunder’ do battle on DVD this week (Macon Telegraph)
The adorable little robot “Wall-E” wheels his way onto home video. Continuing the perfect critical and commercial track record of Pixar Animation (“The Incredibles,” “Ratatouille”), the animated smash defies convention, presenting a clunky robot and his sleek new girlfriend who communicate only through mechanical noises. The film comes in one- or three-disc DVD versions and two- and three-disc ...
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DVD review: Savage Grace (Guardian Unlimited)
A shocking and lurid tale told in a remarkably subtle way, Savage Grace is the story of a languid, filthy rich and, of course, dysfunctional family. Julianne Moore is the chillingly self-absorbed wife of the heir to the Bakelite fortune, played insouciantly by Stephen Dillane. The film is narrated by their son, a boy of uncertain sexuality (Eddie Redmayne), who becomes part of a very odd ...
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Movie Maniac: Coming-of-age tale 'Mister Foe' gets weird, but it's not repulsive (The Wichita Eagle)
"M ister Foe" was originally titled "Hallam Foe" when it premiered at the Berlin Film Festival in 2007, where it won a jury prize. After that, the film went on to a successful international festival run before having a limited theatrical release in the United States this past summer (it never came to Wichita). The film is now available on DVD (Magnolia Pictures; rated R for strong sexual ...
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Fort legacy comes alive (The Hanford Sentinel)
Editor's Note: Sentinel reporter Eiji Yamashita covered the closure and subsequent demolition of Fort Roosevelt in 2005, and offers an analysis as well as a review of the film "Fort Roosevelt Requiem." The documentary premiered in Hanford for a single showing on Saturday at the Fox Theatre, and a DVD of the documentary can be purchased by going on-line to www.fortroosevelt.com. One of the ...
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What Will Become of the Criterion Collection? [Film School In A Box] (Gawker)
Before the Criterion Collection came along, the idea of releasing a film in widescreen format or with a commentary track was silly. Consumers didn't want that extra crap! Now every film eventually...
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