J C

For this week’s busy Round Up, we’re going down to a certain fictional Colorado town and having ourselves a time. Paramount/Comedy Central releases South Park: Season 21 this week, and it’s sure to both offend and crack you up. Elsewhere, Warner Bros. finds romance each and Every Day, while Cult Epics becomes acquainted with Frank & Lola. Cinedigm follows the yellow brick road with Steam Engines of Oz, while SKO looks at things from a new angle with Altered Perception. Meanwhile, Film Movement travels to Japan for unconventional romance Oh Lucy! and quiets down with The Great Silence. Rooster Teeth gets animated with RWBY: Volume 5, while Shout! Factory stands out in a fabulous way with Freak Show. Finally, Disney goes on an interdimensional adventure with A Wrinkle in Time and learns how to fly with Peter Pan: Multi-Screen Edition. (Read our review of the latter now.) You can also currently check out our reviews of Shout! Factory’s Satellite Girl & Milk Cow, CBS’ Jericho: The Complete Series and The Invaders: The Complete Series.

But wait…there’s more! In addition to the home video titles we just mentioned, UpcomingDiscs is going to the movies a lot this week: we’ll be checking into Hotel Artemis, dealing with family demons in Hereditary, getting in touch with our spiritual side with First Reformed, and pulling off the heist of a lifetime with Ocean’s 8. One last reminder before signing off for the week: if you’re shopping for anything on Amazon and you do it through one of our links, it’ll help keep the lights on here at UpcomingDiscs. See ya next week!

We are breaking the bank with this week’s Round Up! Well…not us exactly. I think we’ll leave the actual criminal activity to the dangerous crooks and elite cops who clash in Den of Thieves, Universal’s action/drama sleeper hit. Elsewhere, Shout! Factory pages Doctor Detroit, Liongate offers some lessons in Backstabbing for Beginners, IndiePix gets some shuteye with Henry Miller Asleep & Awake, and Time Life hosts a star-studded jam session with Rock & Roll Hall of Fame: In Concert. Meanwhile, Fox and National Geographic kick off their anthology series with the most famous smarty-pants of them all, Genius: Einstein.

Oh, and there is one more thing…a little later this week, we’ll be posting our review of a scrappy little underdog flick that goes by the name of Avengers: Infinity War. (Here’s hoping it finds an audience.) Before you run off until next week, here’s for your customary reminder: if you’re shopping for anything on Amazon and you do it through one of our links, it’ll help keep the lights on here at UpcomingDiscs. See ya next week!

Looks like the hellraising bad guys of DC’s Suicide Squad didn’t wreak quite enough havoc during their recent big screen debut. The butt-kicking, wisecracking villains are back this week — in animated form — thanks to Warner Bros.’ Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (4K). Elsewhere, Lionsgate gets in on the action with Braven (starring Aquaman himself, Jason Momoa) and Western adventure Gone are the Days. Meanwhile, Paramount tries to find itself with Tad the Lost Explorer and the Secret King Midas and tokes up with the Cheech and Chong stoner classic Up in Smoke. Finally, Hugh Jackman and Co. sing and dance their way into our living room with Fox’s The Greatest Showman (4K).

One last reminder before signing off for the week: if you’re shopping for anything on Amazon and you do it through one of our links, it’ll help keep the lights on here at UpcomingDiscs. See ya next week!

After last week’s jam-packed Round Up, we decided it might be a good idea to downsize. More specifically, we’ll be reviewing Paramount’s inventive satire Downsizing in 4K. (The film stars Matt Damon, Kristen Wiig, Christoph Waltz, and others.) Meanwhile, Universal does it vocal exercises in preparation for Pitch Perfect 3 (4K), the final(?) chapter in the popular aca-trilogy. Elsewhere, Fox stylishly travels back in time for Archer: Season 8 (Dreamland), while Shout! Factory goes north of the border to answer When Calls the Heart: The Heart of Homecoming.

Before you run off until next week, here’s for your customary reminder: if you’re shopping for anything on Amazon and you do it through one of our links, it’ll help keep the lights on here at UpcomingDiscs. See ya next week!

You can’t save the world alone. You also can’t properly kick off your week without knowing what Blu-ray/4K/DVD releases are on the horizon. I’m sure you’ve probably guessed this by now, but one of the titles being released this week is Warner Bros. superstar-laden superhero smackdown Justice League, which we’ll be reviewing both on Blu-ray and in 4K. It’s also case closed for Warner as they release Major Crimes: The Sixth and Final Season. Elsewhere, Indiepix is feeling spirited thanks to Pastor Paul, while MPI Home Video delves into the life of famous cop Frank Serpico. CBS/Paramount fights The Good Fight: Season 1, and Cinedigm searches for love When the Starlight Ends. (FYI: you can win a free copy of When the Stralight Ends.) Last and certainly not least, Lionsgate shuffles into the mix with Fear the Walking Dead: Season 3.

On top of all those home video releases, we are also embarking on an adventure to review the new big screen incarnation of Tomb Raider. One last reminder before signing off for the week: if you’re shopping for anything on Amazon and you do it through one of our links, it’ll help keep the lights on here at UpcomingDiscs. See ya next week!

I know Father’s Day isn’t until June, but we don’t feel like waiting around that long to celebrate. For this week’s Round Up, we’re moving the paternal holiday up by a few months in honor of the UHD release of Paramount’s Daddy’s Home 2 (4K). But wait there’s more! Check back at the end of the week to get our take on a pair of theatrical releases: Natalie Portman ventures into dangerous territory in Annihilation, while Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams try to survive a raucous Game Night.

Before you run off until next week, here’s for your customary reminder: if you’re shopping for anything on Amazon and you do it through one of our links, it’ll help keep the lights on here at UpcomingDiscs. See ya next week!