Tag Archives: Blu-Ray

Marvel’s latest Avengers feature film hits digital download this September and home video this October, filled with deleted scenes, some outtakes, and more.

The rebellion comes home with the first season of Star Wars Rebels.

Hayden Christensen and Nicholas Cage star as washed-up Crusaders in this tale of royal betrayal set in middle ages China.

The latest animated blockbuster from Disney is on the way to home video, and should hit stores and digital download services at the top of February.

Marvel’s surprise mega-hit is on the way to digital and disc-based formats.

The last of The Clone Wars episodes gets a Blu Ray release, complete with a behind the scenes looks at how the long running show was made.

Based on the one and only best selling game of the same name, Super Mario Bros are two Brooklyn plumbers, who find themselves in a bit of and unusual situation. Set in the early 90’s, the two hapless brothers are working as plumber in down town Brooklyn. Down on there …

The newest take on the classic Disney villain Maleficent comes home to Blu Ray and DVD with a set that’s packing plenty of extras.

The movie adaptation of the super-popular racing game series is set to pull into your living room soon.

If you remember 1974’s Dracula produced by Dan Curtis, then you remember a version of the famous tale that’s called one of scariest in televised history. If you don’t, now’s your chance to check it out in HD.

The martial arts epic comes home with a Blu Ray that packs more than just a  copy of the film.

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire lights up DVD, Blu Ray, VOD, and Pay Per View this coming Friday.

Star Trek Into Darkness treks into your living room this September from Paramount Pictures.

Yes, your head- Fox has just announced that they’ll have a special booth at the SDCC this week where you can actually 3D-print a Predator action figure with a replica of your head in it’s scaly grip.

See what the San Diego Convention Center (home of the SDCC) looks like in the post-apocalyptic world of Oblivion.

Funimation brings the game to life as an animated feature that serves as a prequel to Mass Effect 3 and showcases background character James Vega.