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Michael Scrutchin
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 Posted: 03.08.2005 9:48 pm Post subject: DVD Releases for March 8, 2005 |
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DVD Releases for March 8, 2005
New Releases
- Acid Rain (York, 1998)
- Barbie: Fairytopia (Lions Gate, 2005)
- Bright Future (Palm, 2003)
- Candy Land: The Great Lollipop Adventure (Paramount, 2005)
- Cover Story (Ventura, 2002)
- Dolls (Palm, 2002)
- Everybody's Doing It (Anchor Bay, 2002)
- Fear X (Lions Gate, 2003)
- Free Radicals (Kino, 2003)
- The Hidden Fuhrer (Strand, 2004)
- The Hillz (Image, 2004)
- The I Inside (Dimension, 2003)
- Koma (Tartan, 2004)
- Ladder 49 (Touchstone, 2004)
- Lightning in a Bottle (Sony, 2004)
- Moloch (Koch Lorber, 2001)
- My Big Phat Hip Hop Family (Maverick, 2005)
- Stage Beauty (Lions Gate, 2004)
- The Strip Game (Lions Gate, 2005)
- Terror at Baxtor U (Brain Damage, 2004)
- Unlikely Heroes (Koch Lorber, 2003)
- Woman Thou Art Loosed (Fox, 2004)
Other DVD Releases
- 29th Street (Anchor Bay, 1991)
- Arrowsmith (MGM, 1931)
- Barbary Coast (MGM, 1935)
- Charly (MGM, 1968)
- Come and Get It (MGM, 1936)
- Crusade: The Life of Billy Graham (PBS, 1993)
- Dead End (MGM, 1937)
- Diana: Her True Story (Image, 1993)
- Dutch (Anchor Bay, 1991)
- Enchantment (MGM, 1948)
- End of the World (Full Moon, 1977)
- Fairy Tales (Full Moon, 1979)
- Golden Balls (Studio Latino, 1993)
- Incident at Blood Pass (AnimEigo, 1970)
- A Midsummer Night's Dream (Water Bearer, 1968)
- Paper Dragons (Trinity, 1996)
- Rhinestone (Anchor Bay, 1984)
- The Ring [Collector's Set] (DreamWorks, 2002)
- The Sexy Storybook Collection (Something Weird, 1970-72)
- Stella Dallas (MGM, 1937)
- Terminal Force / Ring Around the World (Retromedia, 1990)
- Terror of the Bloodhunters / Liane, Jungle Goddess (Retromedia, 1956-62)
- The Thief and the Cobbler (Miramax, 1995)
- Vanishing Point (Anchor Bay, 1997)
- We Live Again (MGM, 1934)
- Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman [Box Set] (AnimEigo, 1967-73)
TV Shows on DVD
- 21 Jump Street: Second Season (Anchor Bay, 1987-88)
- Andromeda: Vol. 4.5 (ADV, 2004)
- The Best of Mister Ed: Volume Two (MGM, 1964)
- Columbo: Second Season (Universal, 1972-73)
- Earthsea (Lions Gate, 2004)
- Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids: Vol. 1 (UrbanWorks, 1972-73)
- Fat Albert's Easter Special (UrbanWorks, 1982)
- Felicity: Senior Year (Buena Vista, 2001-02)
- Friends: Ninth Season (Warner, 2002-03)
- Green Acres: Second Season (MGM, 1966-67)
- The Mole: Season One (Eagle Vision, 2001)
- Popular: Second Season (Buena Vista, 2000-01)
- Saved by the Bell: The New Class - Season 2 (Image, 1994)
- Sweet Valley High: First Season (Buena Vista, 1994-95)
- Xena, Warrior Princess: Season Six (Anchor Bay, 2000-01)
Browse more new and upcoming DVDs in Flipside Movie Emporium's DVD Release Dates section.
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Michael Scrutchin
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Whatcha gonna rent or buy?
I haven't seen any of the week's releases. I've added Bright Future, Dolls, and Dead End to my Netflix queue, but I'm thinking about checking out the Hong Kong thriller Koma, which I haven't heard much about. Anything anyone here would recommend?
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beltmann
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I'm going to rent Dolls and probably Woman Thou Art Loosed, if only because I have a particular interest in independent grass-roots success stories.
I'm going to buy Dead End--one of my favorite Wyler flicks, not to mention one my favorite Bogie roles--and maybe Come and Get It.
Eric
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the night watchman
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| Posted: 03.08.2005 11:16 pm Post subject: Re: DVD Releases for March 8, 2005 |
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I'm most interested in seeing Fear X and Dead End. My Big Phat Hip Hop Family makes me weep for humanity.
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Danny Baldwin
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You guys are losers for not mentioning Candy Land: The Great Lollipop Adventure!
Seriously, though, Stage Beauty looks pretty good, and I really, really liked Ladder 49 for what it was.
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the night watchman
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| Danny Baldwin wrote: | | You guys are losers for not mentioning Candy Land: The Great Lollipop Adventure! |
I don't have to watch it. I lived it, man. The Molasses Swamp haunts my dreams still.
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Jordanio
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| Posted: 03.13.2005 4:51 am Post subject: |
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Mr. B-
Ladder 49 was selling like hotcakes tonight, just as I suspected. We sold out at about 7:00 PM. That's quite a feat for a floundering movie rental store.
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beltmann
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We had friends over and spent the evening on a comedy double feature: Napolean Dynamite and Shaun of the Dead. Both were second viewings for me, and while ND gained in stature, SD lost a little luster. Still, both are terrific entertainments.
Eric
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