02 August 2009

DVD Release Update - 2 August

More titles for October from IFC (including one of their theatrical releases!: Fear(s) of the Dark), Il divo on DVD and Blu-ray from Music Box Films, some Blu-ray releases and date changes all below. Note: I have a pretty strong feeling that Fox's Blu-ray release of James Toback's Two Girls and a Guy will be the R-rated edit, not the NC-17 version with Robert Downey Jr. giving more explicit oral sex to Heather Graham. If I'm wrong, I'll be sure to let you know.

DVDs

- Away We Go, 2009, d. Sam Mendes, Focus Features, also on Blu-ray, 29 September
- Blood: The Last Vampire, 2009, d. Chris Nahon, Sony Pictures, also on Blu-ray, 20 October
- Il divo, 2008, d. Paolo Sorrentino, Music Box Films, also on Blu-ray, 27 October
- Fear(s) of the Dark [Peur(s) du noir], 2007, d. Blutch, Marie Caillou, Jerry Kramski, Lorenzo Mattotti, Richard McGuire, Michel Pirus, Romain Slocombe, IFC Films, 27 October
- Medicine for Melancholy, 2008, d. Barry Jenkins, IFC Films, 27 October
- Sauna, 2008, d. Antti-Jussi Annila, IFC Films, 27 October
- Taylor Chain 1 & 2, 1980, 1984, d. Jerry Blumenthal, Gordon Quinn, Kartemquin Films/Facets, 27 October
- The United States of Tara, Season 1, 2008, Showtime/Paramount, 27 October, w. Toni Collette
- Harmony and Me, 2009, d. Bob Byington, Liberation Entertainment, 24 November, w. Justin Rice, Kevin Corrigan, Pat Healy
- Island Etude, 2006, d. Chen Huai-en, Vanguard, 24 November

Blu-ray Releases

- Amadeus, 1984, d. Milos Forman, Warner, Director's Cut, 15 September
- An American Werewolf in London, 1981, d. John Landis, Universal, 15 September
- Wolf, 1994, d. Mike Nichols, Sony Pictures, 13 October
- National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, 1989, d. Jeremiah S. Chechik, Warner, Ultimate Edition, 27 October
- Two Girls and a Guy, 1997, d. James Toback, 20th Century Fox, 3 November
- My Brilliant Career, 1979, d. Gillian Armstrong, Blue Underground, 24 November

Date Changes

- Drag Me to Hell, 20 October
- Moonlight Serenade, 8 December
- Not Forgotten, 3 November
- Outrage, 19 January

2 comments:

Charles Lyons said...

If anyone hasn't seen (or heard of) Barry Jenkins' "Medicine for Melancholy," do check it out when it releases on DVD... truly a really great film.

reassurance said...

I read good things about that film, Chazz; I'll definitely check it out come October.