DreamWorks Pictures has officially detailed the Blu-ray releases of director Steven Speilberg’s Lincoln, starring Academy Award-winning Best Actor Daniel Day Lewis and Oscar-nominated actors Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones. Lincoln is distributed by Walt Disney Home Entertainment and streets on March...
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Titles for more than 35 minutes of deleted scenes that will appear on the Prometheus Blu-ray have been discovered at the BBFC via BleedingCool: 00:02:31:16 (ARRIVAL OF THE ENGINEERS) (DELETED SCENE) 00:00:58:05 (T’IS THE SEASON) (DELETED SCENE) 00:00:42:08 (OUR FIRST ALIEN) (DELETED SCENE) 00:00:42:14 (SKIN) (DELETED SCENE) 00:01:22:01 (WE’RE NOT...
Two new Blu-rays coming in a few months are of special interest to auteur-oriented viewers looking to fill gaps in the collections of two of our greatest living directors. Criterion’s edition of Roman Polanski’s 1968 parenting nightmare Rosemary’s Baby will be released on Oct 30 (details after the cut), and Ridley Scott’s sumptuous 1977 period...
Insert obligatory “ready for my close-up” wordplay and help pick the best cover art for the Sunset Blvd. blu-ray arriving November 6. EW offered an “exclusive” poll yesterday asking readers to vote to choose their favorite cover. That poll already closed, so we’ll do our own. Personally, I go for the original vintage artwork because it’s...
First promised as long ago as 2007, the coveted Blu-ray edition of Lawrence of Arabia finally arrives in time for a deluxe 50th Anniversary package. One of the crown jewels in Columbia’s archive has undergone painstaking restoration by Sony under the direction of renowned archivist Robert Harris. Over the years, various trims resulted runtimes ranging from 202,...
More restoration from the Universal vaults to celebrate the studio’s 100th Anniversary, with a Blu-ray collection honoring 9 classics of the genre that made the studios name in its first decades: Dracula (1931) Drácula [Spanish-language version] (1931) Frankenstein (1931) The Mummy (1932) The Invisible Man (1933) Bride of Frankenstein (1935) The Wolf Man (1941) Phantom...
Criterion has announced its September Blu-ray line-up. Marcel Carné’s Les visiteurs du soir & Children of Paradise, Vittorio De Sica’s Umberto D., Paul Bartel’s Eating Raoul, and David Fincher’s The Game. The freshly restored print of Children of Paradise was unveiled at last year’s Cannes Film Festival, and showcased again in March at Lincoln...