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Two little-seen movies last year got a lot of praise — from those lucky enough to live in cities where movies arrive outside the mainstream pipeline. The rest of us will finally get a our chance to see Margaret and Weekend in a couple of months. And we’re all rewarded for our patience with special...

Thanks to thehighroller5 for these shots of the randomized disc art in the Blu-ray/DVD combo pack for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, in stores today,...

It’s one of the weirdest marks of last year that, with nine Best Picture nominees and a few of them beyond broken, that the Oscars could not find a spot for Dragon Tattoo, though it did become only the second film since 1968 to win editing only.  There won’t be many things people remember from 2011. The Oscar films feel, even now, mostly irrelevant.  But...

“…’cause people watch this movie two or three times a year anyway.” Looks spectacular. ...

DVD/Blu-ray combo pack is the only option. (No standalone edition for either format). No details about special features yet, except for a 30 minute making-of documentary, Exploring the Tree of Life, to focus mainly on Malick. ...

MGM announced a couple of days ago that they would be bringing 3 Coen brothers classics to Blu-ray on August 30. Miller’s Crossing, Blood Simple and Raising Arizona can each be purchased individually, but we now see that they’ll be offered together with Fargo in a 4-disc box-set. Going for the box set represents a pretty big savings. Current pre-order prices...

No official release date yet, but Amazon.com has a pre-order page and publicity material for the 70th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray restoration of Citizen Kane, with a new DVD remaster of The Magnificent Ambersons set to be released simultaneously. Ambersons is currently OOP in the US and the UK edition is rather shabby, so let’s hope they’ve found a good source...

One of a hundred reasons why Criterion editions are worth the extra cost. Another flippable cover after the cut. (Nice prices under 20 bucks on select Criterion titles from Amazon this month.) ...

I think not. Though Brad Brevett at RoS finds this rather baffling news on Blu-ray.com: Blu-ray MoviesFrench distributors EuropaCorp have announced that they will release on Blu-ray acclaimed director Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life (2011), starring Brad Pitt (Twelve Monkeys, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button), Sean Penn (Dead Man Walking, The Weight of Water...

(View XXL) A few weeks ago Warner Brothers announced a May 31 release date for the Stanley Kubrick Limited Edition Collection on Blu-ray. The set will...