Monday Blu(e)s And DVD
For the second week running a Michael Fassbender film headlines a roster of discs, with an underrated Steven Soderbergh film from ear lier this year. Disc Of The Week Haywire – A well measured and constructed post-modern action film from Steven Soderbergh, Haywire struggled to capture the attention of the mainstream upon release, no doubt … Read more
Monday Blu(e)s And DVD
A couple of high profile discs see release this week, alongside a number of curiosities and one bona-fide nonsense. Disc Of The Week Shame – We were positively smitten with Steve McQueen’s Hunger follow-up whence we caught it at last years London Film Festival. The tale of sex addiction played out upon a greater canvas … Read more
The Masters Of Cinema Summer Slate
We’ve been a little tardy with this quarters Masters Of Cinema schedule, alas a combination of festivals and behind the scenes work has seen us slack off a little in the past week. Alas, we’re back up to speed now, and have a couple of very exciting releases to take a look at from the … Read more
Monday Blu(e)s And DVD
It’s a very quiet week for home video, with only a handful of discs of any real note, and even those are firmly in the realm of curiosity as opposed to must owns. Disc Of The Week Hara-Kiri – Death Of A Samurai - Takashi Miike earned back our attention following last years outstanding 13 Assassins, … Read more
Monday Blu(e)s And DVD
Welcome to another instalment of our weekly look in to the world of home entertainment, with a round-up of this weeks finest Blu-ray and DVD releases. There’s a couple of interesting releases this week, albeit mainly as curiosities more than anything, but still… Disc Of The Week Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol – We were … Read more
Monday Blu(e)s And DVD
Welcome to another instalment of our weekly look in to the world of home entertainment, with a round-up of this weeks finest Blu-ray and DVD releases. It’s a fantastic week for new releases, with a film that featured in our top ten of last year hitting disc, and Hitchcock, Mizoguchi and Cassavetes on Blu-ray too. … Read more
Monday Blu(e)s And DVD
Welcome to this weeks Monday Blu(e)s and DVD. It’s a bit of a quiet week, with the highlight being one of the best films of the 1970′s in an extras-light, but visually fine edition, alongside a couple of other largely unremarkable releases. Fret not though, it gets much better next week. Disc Of The Week … Read more
Monday Blu(e)s and DVD
It’s a quiet bank holiday Monday for home video (we’ve not actually seen any of the “new” flicks. For shame.). Please feel free to use the comments section below to let us know if we’ve missed anything. Monday Blu(e)s and DVD’s is produced in association with Film@Home, the British Video Association’s digital hub for the … Read more
Monday Blu(e)s and DVD
One of the great films of 2011 makes its way to home video this week, alongside a number of other relatively high profile films from the latter half of the year. Please feel free to use the comments section below to let us know if we’ve missed anything. Monday Blu(e)s and DVD’s is produced in … Read more
The Birth Of A Nation And The Masters Of Cinema
Eureka Entertainment, the finest purveyors of home video in the UK today announced that they had acquired the rights to D.W. Griffith’s The Birth Of A Nation with a view for their Masters Of Cinema imprint to give the film a Blu-ray release in the coming months. We took a look at the recent Kino … Read more
