To coincide with the release of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps MGM is releasing yet another version of the original Wall Street on DVD.

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced the DVD and Blu-ray Disc releases for March.

We’ve updated the disc news of Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are to include high-res artwork of the DVD and Blu-ray Disc releases.

On tap this week:
– Rapid fire hilarity
– Oscar fallout
– Robert Downey Jr. in a hazy shade of winter
And slightly much more!

Worthington signs on to play the role of a Texas homicide detective in a project produced by Michael Mann.

With Super Bowl XLIV in the books, what better way to reflect than to have a debate on what filmmaker would be best suited to direct the Super Bowl.

It was Nicholas Sparks’ novel, not the acting prowess of Channing Tatum, that bumped Avatar from its number one spot. That’s right. It took chick lit to push the blue aliens down a peg.

It’s looking more and more like we’ll see this Oscar-winning film on Blu-ray Disc by Memorial Day.

Alone in the Dark II is a poor movie without even the over-the-top badness to make it fun.

Kyle XY is a perfect example of a series that has worn out its welcome. What once was a promising unique new series for the ABC Family has now become like any other teenage drama on that network, among others.

This movie will freeze you to the edge of your seat.

The only way it gets better if it’s called “John Travolta makes up for Old Dogs”

Like a Notebook that’s missing several pages.

Sports provides a lot of natural drama for many people. On for scripted TV dramas this almost always involves a football (Friday Night Lights) or basketball team (The White Shadow). One sport that has never gotten its own series is gymnastics. Leave it to ABC Family to pick up a [...]

If you’re a Browncoat and are just now adopting the high-def technology of Blu-ray, be sure to take advantage of this deal.

Did you miss seeing Dumbo on Blu-ray this week? Here’s why.

Warner Home Video hopes the inspirational hit will be a touchdown hit on Blu-ray this March.

If you’ve been waiting for a movie that references Brian De Palma’s The Untouchables in a pornographic way, well Cop Out may be right up your alley. Trailer after the break.

Updated: HBO and Warner give us more information on the special features.

DreamWorks may not be spending a “night at the museum,” but the studio is banking on audiences having a spooktacular good time when it brings the blog to the big screen. Yes, you read that right.