There’s not a lot on offer this month as we reach the DVDs of the limbo period between Summer and Awards Season. There are still a couple of great picks, and some new options for kids. The Girl on the Train Based on the best-seller, this adaptation boasts a great cast and director with an Oscar-winning…
There’s plenty out on DVD this month, ranging from cult rom-coms, to action blockbusters, to a great horror movie, to the first of the Oscar Best Picture Nominees out on DVD, so you’re sure to find something to your taste on this list. Bridget Jones’ Baby This third installment finds Bridget (Renée Zellweger) exactly where…
There’s not a huge selection for this month’s home entertainment (just wait for the big rush for Christmas), but what there is ranges across the genres so there’s still a fair choice. Me Before You This film adapted from Jojo Moye’s bestseller is your classic weepy romcom. It follows Emilia Clarke’s Lou who takes the…
There’s a lot on offer this month, with a wide variety of genres available. This also includes a fair few sequels to some of your most watchable favourites…but chances are you’ll want to skip them.
The final straddlers of awards films (as one of the most successful superhero films of all time) have now arrived on DVD for your at-home viewing pleasure.
This month offers up a juggernaut of a film and relatively little else, due to most films running from the aforementioned giant’s cinematic release in order to not get completely lost in its shadow. Star Wars The Force awakens There was a lot riding on this film: rebooting one of the most successful franchises of…
Autumn’s awards-baiting films, and the customary Young-Adult adaptation, have now arrived on DVD. This month offers a wide range of genres and stories now available for you to delve into at home. Steve Jobs Sorkin and Boyle, a combination that would seem to fit perfectly, and does so here in this biopic of the Apple…
So we reach the final batch of awards season DVDs, arriving just in time for your summer viewing. These final few were on the outskirts of the awards, sneaking well-deserved nominations, or suffering unfortunate snubs, yet were arguably better than some of the winners themselves. Whiplash ‘Whiplash’ is an electrifying, exceptional wonder of a film.…
