Showing posts with label Science Fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Science Fiction. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

New on DVD & Blu-ray for the Week of 8/16/09

Jen's Video Picks of the Week

For the Art-House Collectors




(Note: All of the Above I Have Yet to See but They're of Particular Interest)

For the Kids




(Note: I've only caught Donald & last season's iCarly but felt LeapFrog was appropriate for Back-to-School)


For TV Lovers: Guilty Pleasures Edition



(Notes: Devoured the GG set which is gorgeous and loaded with extras-- nearly Blu-ray quality but have yet to review. DSM was a series I truly enjoyed yet missed the final episodes of following ABC's cancellation)




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Adventures of TinTin



The Beast: Season One



Big Windup: Part 1 (Episodes 1-13)



Bleach, Vol. 19



Bridge to Nowhere



Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2, Part 1



Dexter: Season 3



Diary of a Nobody



Dirty Sexy Money:
The Complete Second & Final Season




Donald in Mathmagic Land



Eli Stone: Season 2



Everybody Hates Chris: The Final Season



Final Destination: Trilogy



Five Deadly Venoms (Dragon Dynasty Collection)



The Garden



Ghost Adventures: Season One



Go [Blu-ray]



The Golden Boys



Gossip Girl: Season 2



Greek: Chapter 3



Gunslinger Girl 2: Il Teatrino--The Complete Series



Hack//G.U. Trilogy



Hannah Montana: The Movie



The Helen West Casebook



How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days: Deluxe Edition



Husbands



iCarly: Season 2, Volume 1



Icons of SciFi: Toho Collection



Inglorious Bastards 2: Hell Heroes



Julia



Kagemusha (Criterion Collection Blu-ray)



The Last House on the Left



The Last Starfighter



LeapFrog: Let’s Go to School



Man vs Wild: Season Three



Minnesota Vikings: Five Greatest Games



Pahappahooey Island: What About Me!?



Pete's Dragon: High Flying Edition



Playtime (Criterion Collection Blu-ray)



Ride a Wild Pony



Simon and Simon: Season 3



The Simpsons: Season 12



The Smurfs: Smurfy Tales



Sons of Anarchy: Season 1



The Strangeness



Surveillance



Swan Princess



These Old Broads



Total Drama Island: The Complete Series



True Tears



Tyson



UFC 98: Evans vs. Machida



Visions of Britain and Ireland [Blu-ray]



Visions of Italy [Blu-ray]



The Wedding Bros.



Wyvern



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Friday, February 13, 2009

Film News: A Film Intuition Follow-up -- Jonathan Blitstein to Direct "Escape to Donegal"

Near the end of 2008, Film Intuition offered readers an exclusive interview with young award-winning filmmaker Jonathan Blitstein whose excellent film-festival hit Let Them Chirp Awhile was starting to make its way into theatres following great reviews and word-of-mouth.

Recently, we were hit up with a great piece of follow-up news on the filmmaker from one of our anonymous L.A. sources and it's official-- Jonathan Blitstein is attached to direct this summer's New York based production of Escape to Donegal.

A psychological science fiction thriller in the vein of Philip K. Dick (who penned the works that inspired Blade Runner, Minority Report, Total Recall, A Scanner Darkly, Paycheck, and Next) that has elements of a fable-- Donegal is slated to begin production in a few months and we'll keep you updated as soon as we learn more.

Congratulations, Jonathan Blitstein on behalf of Film Intuition and thanks to our source and remember-- whether it's an update on a new independent film, reader mail, site suggestions, or press releases-- you can always contact Film Intuition directly via our feedback form.

And be sure to keep track of all the latest updates by visiting our new Feeds & Widgets page that has a constant scroll of the additions to our Review Database, Trailer & Photo Gallery, Video Screening Room, and Jen's P.O.V.





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Wednesday, January 28, 2009

DVD Release Announcement: The Invaders -- The Second Season (1968)



On DVD for the Very First Time:

CBS DVD and Paramount Home Entertainment Proudly
Unearth the Second and Final Season of ABC's 1967-68 Series,
The Invaders
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Containing All 26 Final Episodes Gorgeously Packaged in a Box Set filled with 7 DVDs-- we catch up with architect David Vincent (Roy Thinnes) who, after witnessing the landing of an alien spaceship, travels across the United States to warns a disbelieving public to leave their skepticism at the door as The Invaders have arrived.



Approximately 1,336 minutes and also available as a complete set with the first season, this January 27, 2009 release contains brand-new episodic introductions by Roy Thinnes, Alan Armer's episode commentary on "The Peacemaker," and an interview with Thinnes on creator Larry Cohen's popular science fiction series.



Fan-Made DVD Promotional Trailer



Vintage ABC Promos for Season 1



Much like the recent exceptional release of Star Trek Season 3 in an exquisite remastered collector's set (along with the previous releases) and the huge complete series collection of The 4400, once again CBS DVD and Paramount Home Entertainment help science fiction and TV junkies get their fix of excellent television in a world where it's in too short of supply.

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