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Robot Chicken: S6, Funimation's Nov (including Akira), Much Ado & lost short film Black Angel!
All right, we’ve got a quick update for you today, but we do have some release news and whatnot…
First, Russell Hammond has posted the Release Dates and Artwork update with all the latest Blu-ray, DVD and Video Game cover artwork and Amazon.com pre-order links. As always a portion of anything you order through our links goes to help support our work here at The Bits and we greatly appreciate it!
Now then… I’ve updated my Star Trek Into Darkness Blu-ray review with a fully complete listing of all the exclusive content available via Target, Best Buy/Cinema Now and iTunes. So do check it out. One hopes the studio will eventually revisit the title on BD as a truly complete special edition, perhaps when all the retail exclusive content deals expire. In the meantime, now you can at least see what’s available. And at the very least, anyone who buys the BD and redeems the digital copy code through iTunes can get access to the enhanced commentary, so that’s something. [Read on here…]
- Best Buy exclusive
- Target exclusive
- Star Trek Into Darkness
- Bluray Disc
- Robot Chicken: Season 6
- Akira: 25th Anniversary Edition
- Joss Whedon
- Much Ado About Nothing
- Shaquille O'Neil
- Grown Ups 2
- Exploding Sun
- Shiver
- Frat Brothers
- Release Dates & Artwork
- Black Angel
- lost short film
- Mill Valley Film Festival
- Roger Christian
BD reviews, plus IP Man: Final Fight, Akira: 25th, My Name Is Nobody, Serpico & more!
Today is Blu-ray review day here at The Bits...
First up, we have a couple of brand new reviews for you. From our own Todd Doogan comes a look at Criterion’s excellent special edition of Brazil, lovingly upgraded for high-definition and so better than ever. Don’t miss it!
Also, Tim has turned in his thoughts on Sony’s The Amazing Spider-Man, which is a darned fine special edition release produced by our old friend Charles de Lauzirika. And the movie’s not half bad too!
Plus, we’ve also upgraded a whopping ten previous Blu-ray reviews from The Original Bits into our new review database. This includes Sony’s Ghostbusters, Dr. Strangelove: 45th Anniversary Special Edition and the Close Encounters of the Third Kind: 30th Anniversary Ultimate Edition, Warner’s Barry Lyndon, Heat, Contact and 2010: The Year We Make Contact, Universal’s Dune, DreamWorks’ Galaxy Quest and A&E’s Space: 1999 – Season 1. Good stuff all. We have many more classic Blu-ray reviews that we’re gradually upgrading into our review database, so be sure to check them all out and watch for lots more. [Read on here…]