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It’s almost impossible to find a list of the greatest Wild West movies of all time without encountering Unforgiven somewhere near the top. Clint Eastwood’s 1992 classic is celebrating two decades of genre domination this year, and it’s celebrating with a new Blu-ray Book edition.
Outside of the public spotlight, J. Edgar Hoover’s private life has become a thing of mystery and speculation. 2011’s J. Edgar, recently released on Blu-ray, attempts to tackle the question of who Hoover was and what motivations drove him.
Not entering our contest to win Unforgiven’s 20th Anniversary Blu-ray edition would be… a pun way too easy to make.
Columbus Circle, the thriller starring Selma Blair, Giovanni Ribisi, and Jason Lee, releases on DVD on March 6, and you can win a copy from us!
Don’t forget to enter our contest to win a copy of Son of No One on DVD! We’re giving away this new cop drama to one lucky winner, and you have until midnight Eastern time on the night of Friday, March 2, 2012, to enter.
It’s been two decades since Clint Eastwood’s Unforgiven reignited the wetern genre, and Warner has released a new Blu-ray edition to commemorate the anniversary. This week you can win a copy from Fandomania by entering our latest contest!
This week Anchor Bay released to DVD Son of No One, the cop drama starring Channing Tatum, Tracy Morgan, Katie Holmes, Ray Liotta, Juliette Binoche, and Al Pacino. You can win a copy of that DVD from us this week by entering our latest contest!
Matilda, James and the Giant Peach, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory are timeless tales about kids who live against the norm, teaching us life lessons like individuality, bravery and hope. However, there is one Roald Dahl book I’ve forever yearned to be turned into a live-action movie: The BFG.
Spike Lee’s 1992 adaptation of Malcolm X’s autobiography stands as one of the director’s most significant films, as well as one of Denzel Washington’s most powerful performances. Now, twenty years after the movie’s release, Warner Bros brings Malcolm X to Blu-ray in a deluxe digibook edition.
What happened to the spirit of childhood in movies? They didn’t have to be blockbusters, all they had to be was entertaining. Tin Tin and Hugo are beautiful, but do they compare to the value of Blank Check or The Mighty Ducks series? I don’t think so.
