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 'Hobbit' world expands to DVD
[Photos]For Kiwi filmmaker Peter Jackson and English actor Martin Freeman, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey has been exactly the kind of journey both men expected, despite the years of production turmoil prior to filming. It was wondrous and successful.
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 DVDs good for a scare this HalloweenBloody well right -- it's Halloween and time to scream.
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 Ridley Scott's 'Prometheus' DVD stunningRidley Scott's Prometheus, a putative prequel to his 1979 sci-fi horror classic Alien, has mystified and frustrated even the most loyal fans of the cult franchise. Yet it also holds viewers in its thrall because it deals with one of humanity's most basic yearnings: the quest for the meaning of life.
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 Mammoth 'Harry Potter' box set is magicalIt is magic time for Muggles. Warner Home Video has created the biggest, boldest and most bloody expensive statement possible on the entire history of Harry Potter.
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 'Jaws' even more terrorizing on Blu-rayJust when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, Steven Spielberg had to go and restore Jaws, his 1975 classic. On Tuesday, Jaws makes its Blu-ray debut with a spectacular new restoration. Personally, I won't be swimming for the rest of the summer, except in my bathtub.
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 Older films get Blu-ray revampBlu-ray is carving out a niche for itself.
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 Bite into these not-for-kids DVDsKids, go to your rooms. Most of you shouldn't watch this stuff. Adults, welcome back to the joys of edgy animation that is so definitely not suitable for impressionable young minds.
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 Hitchcock films get Blu-ray treatmentThe legendary Alfred Hitchcock never won an Oscar as best director, despite five Academy Award nominations during 55 years of filmmaking in both Britain and the United States. Instead, "Hitch" revolutionized the artistry of Hollywood cinema, especially in the thriller genre.
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 'Footloose' redo shuffles over to DVDCraig Brewer felt put upon when he decided to remake Footloose, after establishing his filmmaking credentials on the breakout Hustle & Flow and the sexy Black Snake Moan.
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 'Puss' DVD the cat's meowFew actors have ever approached an animated voice role with the unbridled joy that Antonio Banderas brings to Puss in Boots.
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