DVD Release: The Lincoln Lawyer, Rango
by Alyssa Caverley at .It's a week full of new releases on Blu-Ray and DVD and there's something for everyone. Check out the titles below.
Rango: Johnny Depp voices Rango, a chameleon living as an ordinary family pet who dreams of being a fearless hero and is challenged to become just that when he inadvertently becomes the sheriff of a lawless desert town called Dirt. The Blu-Ray includes theatrical and extended version, commentary, featurettes, deleted scenes, and Storyboard Reel Picture in Picture special. The DVD includes the theatrical release and a digital copy, plus deleted scenes and director commentary.
Arthur: A drunken playboy (Russell Brand) stands to lose a wealthy inheritance when he falls for a woman his family doesn't like. He must choose between staying with the woman of his dreams or marrying a family friend for purely business reasons. Check out our review of Arthur. The DVD includes featurettes and deleted scenes.
Insidious: A family that discovers their comatose boy is the housing unit for a bunch of evil entities. The boy, meanwhile, is trapped in a dark realm known as "The Further." The film did surprisingly well for a horror flick, both at the box office and with the critics. The DVD includes three “making of” documentaries and deleted scenes.
The Lincoln Lawyer: Matthew McConaughey stars as a Los Angeles attorney who gets himself into trouble after agreeing to defend a high-profile man accused of rape and attempted murder. The film is full of mystery and intrigue, as well as great dramatic performances by McConaughey, Ryan Phillippe, and Marisa Tomei. Check out our The Lincoln Lawyer review. The DVD includes a making-of featurette and a deleted scenes reel.
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Comments (1 Total)
I haven't gotten to see Lincoln Lawyer yet. Being disabled, I rely on other reviewers comments. It is a pain to get ready, spend what little $'s I have to go see a flick I hate. Of course this method doesn't always work either, however it usually beats going in blind. In this case, a M McK movie is usually good even if it's for the "eye candy" factor! Sorry Matt, I'm 60+ but I'm not dead yet. My apologies to your lovely lady too.