It was a massive week for new titles released on DVD and
Blu-ray. As a result I’ll be playing a little bit of catch up over the next
couple weeks as things slow down just a bit. This week’s reviews include Tim
Burton’s “Frankenweenie,” the Blu-ray
debut for 1927’s “The Jazz Singer,”
the visual feast “Samsara,” Chow
Yung-Fat as Cao Cao in the Chinese epic “The Assassins,” HBO’s Sarah Palin drama “Game Change,” the third volume of “Tiny Toon
Adventures” and the BBC’s “Red
Dwarf X.”
Other titles released this week include the second season of
Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant’s “An Idiot Abroad,” the second series of the BBC’s excellent drama “The
Hour,” the first season of NBC’s “Smash,” the first season of HBO’s “Enlightened,” the horror films “Sleep Tight” and “House at the End of the Street” and a pair of action titles from Universal in the
form of “Guns, Girls and Gambling”
and “Hit & Run.”
Links to Reviews
Documentary: Samsara
Drama: The Assassins, Game Change
Family: Frankenweenie, Tiny Toon Adventures
Musical: The Jazz Singer (1927)
Television: Red Dwarf X, Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden
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