We’re still a bit partial to the Kill Bill series when it comes to Tarantino films, but there’s no question that Django Unchained was absolutely awesome. Relive all the witty dialogue and shocking violence that was brilliantly portrayed by Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Samuel L. Jackson with your copy on Blu-ray/DVD. It also stars the beautiful Kerry Washington, which is also a plus.
Skyfall was definitely one of the best Bond films to date (there have been 23) and if you’re going to watch Daniel Craig duke it out with Javier Bardem, you’ll want to do it in hi-def on Blu-ray. On top of being well acted and cinematic, this 007 film stands out as it trades exploding pens for a more elusive and mysterious villain. The Blu-ray version ships Feb 12 and also includes DVD format and digital download, so get your copy now. Haven’t seen it and not convinced? Watch the trailer.
The Dark Knight Rises was the epic conclusion to Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy and is now available for pre-order on Blu-ray and DVD. Releasing December 4th, the Dark Knight Rises will make a great Christmas gift for Batman fans. Catch all the Bane vs. Bruce Wayne action in hi-def with this Blu-ray/DVD/digital copy combo for only $25.
I’m hard pressed to think of a DVD release that is less fitting for Valentines Day than the latest season of Beavis & Butt-Head, but sure enough it’s releasing on February 14th. I’m sure your wife or girlfriend won’t mind skipping the romantic dinner to stay home, eat nachos and worship The Great Cornholio. While I was excited yet skeptical of the new season of B&B (yes, I just called it B&B) – it certainly lived up to the original launch and is definitely worth the $20 Blu-ray pre-order price.
There are few action/sci-fi movies as epic as Terminator 2: Judgement Day. I mean come on, the T1000 – does it get any cooler than that?? Directed by the legendary James Cameron, T2 displayed breakthrough special effects just like Cameron’s more recent film Avatar. Plus, you get great lines from Arnold such as “Hasta La Vista Baby.” This Blu-ray Skynet edition is full of special features and is currently a great bargain at $9.49.
If you’re a fan of the gritty, gory, and grimy goodness that is the instant cult film masterpiece known as Grindhouse, you may be interested in this two-disc Blu-ray collector’s edition. You’ll get both films, Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror & Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof along with 2 hours of bonus material. That’s a lot of car chasing, zombie biting, stripper-with-machine-gun-leg shooting action!
Revenge is a dish best served cold. Kill Bill is Quentin Tarantino’s epic revenge tale, featuring the lovable Uma Thurman as “The Bride.” Released in 2003, Kill Bill Volume 1 has already reached cult status (along with Volume 2) and David Carradine (Bill) was nominated for a Golden Globe. This ultra-violent and darkly humorous movie has plenty of action, witty dialogue, and eccentric characters to give it lots of replay value. Best of all it’s only $8 on Blu-ray.
Office Space has grown to be a cult classic comedy since it’s relatively quiet box office release in 1999. Created and directed by Mike Judge (Beavis and Butt-Head, King of the Hill) the film ingeniously satirizes office life by following three disgruntled programmers in a 90′s software company. Complete with awkward office birthday cake moments, irritating bosses, and constantly malfunctioning printers, Office Space is a hilarious movie with well crafted characters. It even steps into the world of chain restaurants when the main character Peter (Ron Livingston) starts dating a waitress (Jennifer Aniston) from Chotchkie’s – a fictional chain that seems to look a lot like a TGIF. Best of all it’s less than ten bucks on Amazon right now.
We’re guessing you’ve seen The Dark Knight, since it was one of the most successful movies ever made (8th highest grossing film ever to be exact). But have you captured this amazing Batman reprise on Blu-ray? If not, Amazon currently has it on sale for only $9.99. That’s a low price to pay to own Christopher Nolan’s (Batman Begins, Inception) gritty portrayal of The Joker which was flawlessly played by the late Heath Ledger. Oh yeah, and Christian Bale plays a pretty bad-ass Batman and the film also stars Michael Cane, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Aaron Eckhart, and Morgan Freeman. Kind of a no-brainer if you’re even remotely into superhero movies.
