Adult Swim is proud to announce that the fifth season of The Venture Bros., one of the network’s most successful animated shows, will be available on DVD and Blu-ray on March 4. Season 5 follows the Venture family on another series of globe-trotting adventures after nearly three years since the end of Season 4. Hit the jump to check out what special features you can expect from this release and a quick recap of seasons 1-4.
The first trailer for the much anticipated follow-up to Seth MacFarlane’s Ted has arrived. A Million Ways to Die in the West takes MacFarlane’s sensibility to the old west to drink whiskey, take drugs with Native Americans, and get in a gun fight with Liam Neeson. Watch the full trailer after the break. Continue reading
Last night the Writers Guild of America had their little get together to announce their favorites of 2013. Her (Spike Jonze) and Captain Phillips (Billy Ray) walked away with the top honors for Best Original and Best Adapted Screenplays, respectively. Two choices that were big surprises at the awards last night. It’s always fun to shake things up during Oscar season and there’s no better awards than screenplays to keep us on our toes. Check out the full list of winners from film, television, and video games of the WGA Awards after the break.
News broke today that Academy Award-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, age 46, was found dead earlier this morning in his West Village apartment of Manhattan. The New York City police department are still determining the cause of death in conjunction with the medical examiner. Nothing has been confirmed, but a report from the New York Post has thrown drugs into the mix and are claiming he was discovered with a hypodermic needle in his arm. That’s a pretty large claim, but we will update you as the story progresses. Continue reading
Brian Percival’s The Book Thief has already won three awards and been nominated six times for various other awards. It is also nominated for an Oscar for Best Score by John Williams. This emotionally charged book turned movie is soon to be released on March 11on Blu-ray and DVD. Staring the little know actress Sophie Nelisse and the incredibly talented Geoffrey Rush (Pirates of the Caribbean), The Book Thief will steal your heart. Check out the full list of special features after the break. Continue reading
The weekend warriors starting January 31, 2014 includes That Awkward Moment and Labor Day. Box Office Battlefield is a recurring rundown of all the movie releases for the weekend. Every week, movie studios select candidates to enter the glorious battlefield for your hard-earned dollars. Box Office Battlefield is here to help you decide which movie(s) will take priority over the others.
Welcome to The Streaming Report for January 30, 2014, a weekly feature that suggests newly uploaded Netflix Instant movies and shows that may tickle your fancy. After the long week on the grind you deserve a relaxing staycation with a bowl of popcorn, a bucket of ice cream, and only your Netflix queue to judge you. This past week, Netflix has been kind enough to supply us with Bull Durham, Man of Tai Chi, Day of the Dead (1985), and a few more you’ll find after the break. We hope The Streaming Report will bring you hours of entertainment for your viewing pleasure. Continue reading
It’s not enough that Katherine Heigl, Jennifer Lopez, and Matthew McConaughey withered away the goodwill of traditional romantic comedies for everyone, but I fear we have now reached a point where raunchy romantic comedies are becoming too commercial. Films such as American Pie, Superbad, Van Wilder, and Eurotrip paved the way for today’s take on the subgenre, sprinkling in hilarious over the top sexual innuendos and gags around fun, resonating stories. But because we celebrated the taboo too blindly we now have movies like That Awkward Moment, which drowns itself with raunch for the sake of raunch and never truly finds its own skin. Continue reading
Did you hear that? That was the screams of a million teenage girls as the first trailer for The Fault in Our Stars made its debut. Adapted from John Green’s best-selling novel, TFIOS takes audiences on a walk to remember as two star-crossed lovers battle the effects of cancer together. Watch the first full-length trailer after the break. Continue reading
With the rise in fame of Disney’s critically and commercially acclaimed blockbuster, Frozen, the House of Mouse has recently release the full-length video version of “Let it Go” in 25 different languages. This special video of the two time Oscar nominated animated feature is the same sequence you would have seen in the movie except they have expertly cut and edited the scene as if Elsa could speak all 25 languages. It’s brilliant. Watch the full video after the break. Continue reading
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