Strand announced the DVD release of Bruce LaBruce's wonderful
Otto; or Up with Dead People for 10 February, just in time to make my Valentine's Day extra special. No word on the special features yet.
Sony Pictures Classics will have Courtney Hunt's
Frozen River on 10 February, which would be good timing for a home-video push if actress Melissa Leo gets that dark horse Oscar nomination. Zeitgeist is releasing
Chris & Don: A Love Story on 24 February. Kino is releasing Jan Schütte's
Love Comes Lately on 3 February. The film stars Barbara Hershey, Elizabeth Peña, Rhea Perlman and Olivia Thirlby.
Set for February are three films from Magnolia. The first is Prachya Pinkaew's martial arts flick
Chocolate, on 10 February. Dennis Dortch's
A Good Day to Be Black and Sexy will street on 3 February. And Barry Levinson's star-studded
What Just Happened? is set for 10 February. The film stars, among others, Robert De Niro, Stanley Tucci, Bruce Willis, John Turturro, Kristen Stewart, Sean Penn, Catherine Keener, Michael Wincott and Robin Wright Penn.
I'm sure you've already seen Criterion's February line-up, but if you haven't, two Luis Buñuel films,
The Exterminating Angel and
Simon of the Desert, will hit stores on 17 February. The only other new title is a comedy from David Lean,
Hobson's Choice, which will be available the following week. John Cassavetes'
Shadows and
Faces will also become available to own separate from the Cassavetes box-set.
Under the "unnecessary" umbrella, Universal is re-releasing the video-game adaptation of
Street Fighter in an "Extreme Edition." You may remember the film as being poor Raul Julia's final film, or as Kylie Minogue's futile foray at an acting career. Either way, it's available on 10 February.
HBO will have out Chris Lilley's hilarious
Summer Heights High on 24 February; the show started airing about a week ago, and you can catch all the episodes on HBO On Demand, which I strongly suggest.
And finally, it looks like Music Box Films have delayed
Tell No One yet again, this time set for 31 March.
Strand announced the DVD release of Bruce LaBruce's wonderful Otto; or Up with Dead People for 10 February, just in time to make my Valentine's Day extra special. No word on the special features yet.
Sony Pictures Classics will have Courtney Hunt's Frozen River on 10 February, which would be good timing for a home-video push if actress Melissa Leo gets that dark horse Oscar nomination. Zeitgeist is releasing Chris & Don: A Love Story on 24 February. Kino is releasing Jan Schütte's Love Comes Lately on 3 February. The film stars Barbara Hershey, Elizabeth Peña, Rhea Perlman and Olivia Thirlby.
Set for February are three films from Magnolia. The first is Prachya Pinkaew's martial arts flick Chocolate, on 10 February. Dennis Dortch's A Good Day to Be Black and Sexy will street on 3 February. And Barry Levinson's star-studded What Just Happened? is set for 10 February. The film stars, among others, Robert De Niro, Stanley Tucci, Bruce Willis, John Turturro, Kristen Stewart, Sean Penn, Catherine Keener, Michael Wincott and Robin Wright Penn.
I'm sure you've already seen Criterion's February line-up, but if you haven't, two Luis Buñuel films, The Exterminating Angel and Simon of the Desert, will hit stores on 17 February. The only other new title is a comedy from David Lean, Hobson's Choice, which will be available the following week. John Cassavetes' Shadows and Faces will also become available to own separate from the Cassavetes box-set.
Under the "unnecessary" umbrella, Universal is re-releasing the video-game adaptation of Street Fighter in an "Extreme Edition." You may remember the film as being poor Raul Julia's final film, or as Kylie Minogue's futile foray at an acting career. Either way, it's available on 10 February.
HBO will have out Chris Lilley's hilarious Summer Heights High on 24 February; the show started airing about a week ago, and you can catch all the episodes on HBO On Demand, which I strongly suggest.
And finally, it looks like Music Box Films have delayed Tell No One yet again, this time set for 31 March.
2 comments:
The Exterminating Angel and Simon of the Desert - That's so 'random,' just like high school
Thank god you're here, Grandma's been raped.
P.S. You had me at Michael Wincott.
-M
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