42 has arrived on DVD and Blu-Ray and it could not be more inspiring. The film 42 chronicles the life of Jackie Robinson, the man who wore that number and changed the world.
As The Host premieres on DVD and Blu-Ray, creator Stephenie Meyer is hoping for audiences beyond the few that turned out in theaters. The film stars Saoirse Ronan in a futuristic alien invasion movie meets Y.A. love triangle story.
Spring Breakers ruffled a few feathers upon its release in theaters and the brilliant film should stir some more now that its out on DVD and Blu-Ray. James Franco gives the performance of his career in Spring Breakers, and that is just the beginning.
Warner Bros. has announced that it will release The Dark Knight Trilogy as a special edition Blu-Ray collection. All three of Christopher Nolan's movies will be included, with a slew of new materials and bonus features.
Phantom arrives on DVD and Blu-Ray and revives the nuclear submarine thriller of the Cold War. David Duchovny and Ed Harris star as commanders of a nuclear submarine that goes rogue and threatens the fragile peace of the 1980's.
Iron Man 3 will likely be the biggest film of the year. Now with the announcement of the Blu-Ray/DVD release date, it will also look to be the biggest home video release of 2013 as well.
Upside Down lands on DVD, Blu-Ray and 3D Blu-Ray starring Kirsten Dunst and Jim Sturgess as real as can be star crossed lovers. They live on opposite planets that share an atmosphere, but little else.
The Call lands on DVD and Blu-Ray and the Halle Berry-starring thriller is shockingly breathtaking. Berry stars as a 911 operator who gets pulled into a kidnapping where a life hangs in the balance.
Magic is the true star of The Incredible Burt Wonderstone as the film lands on DVD. Steve Carell and Jim Carrey star as dueling Las Vegas magicians and the victor is the audience.
Quartet lands on DVD and Blu-Ray as the first directorial effort by legend Dustin Hoffman. The story of opera singers and their retirement home stars Maggie Smith and Billy Connolly.
Jack the Giant Slayer has landed on DVD and Blu-Ray and features a bit of an update of the classic tale. Bryan Singer's Jack the Giant Slayer has more scares and thrills than any previous Jack and the Beanstalk story.