Posted in: Contests, Expired Contests by Gino Sassani on December 28th, 2012
On the Fourth Day Of Christmas A&E/History gives to you:
Can't get enough Titanic now that the 100th anniversary is almost over? Have we got a collection for you. A&E is giving away two copies of Titanic: Mystery Solved Collector's Edition. Two lucky Upcomingdiscs readers will walk away with this stunning 3-disc DVD collection. This is one of the most in-depth specials on the ill-fated ship. Their bad luck could be your good luck.
Posted in: Contests, Expired Contests by Gino Sassani on December 27th, 2012
On the Third Day Of Christmas 2K Sports gives to you:
NBA 2K13 for the PS3. Crank up your NBA action with this, the number 1 selling NBA video game. It's produced by Jay Z and features all of the moves to give you game. Now it can be yours. It's the latest in this award-winning franchise from 2K Sports.
Posted in: No Huddle Reviews by Brent Lorentson on December 27th, 2012
The idea of traveling out into the middle of nowhere, surrounded by snow and with no running water or toilet around, is not my idea of a nice vacation. In fact, being a former Eagle Scout, just hearing about camping is enough to recall nights of sleeping on the hard ground, in the cold with rocks and sticks being stabbed into my back while trying to sleep. It’s not that I hate the outdoors; I’ve simply grown to appreciate the niceties of life, and if getting in touch with nature means mosquito bites, I’ll stick with the motel 8 and enjoy the view from my room.
Posted in: Disc Reviews by William O'Donnell on December 27th, 2012
An African American high school student fights against her school's longstanding decision to host racially segregated proms. This film is based on true events that occurred at a school in Butler, Georgia. Originally debuting on the Lifetime network in 2006, this is the film's first DVD release.
Posted in: Disc Reviews by J C on December 27th, 2012
“Amidst the chaos of an unforgiving planet, most species will fail. But for one, all the pieces will fall into place and a set of keys will unlock a path for mankind to triumph. This is our story.”
The only thing missing from that bit of grandiose narration — which opens each episode of this 12-part series — is a Law & Order-style *chung, chung.* Mankind: The Story of All of Us starts with a bang (as in the “Big” one) and proceeds to give us a lively, surprisingly cinematic history lesson.
Posted in: Contests, Expired Contests by Gino Sassani on December 26th, 2012
On the Second Day Of Christmas A&E/History gives to you:
Did you get upgraded to 3D over the holiday. A&E wants to help you celebrate by giving you this three-disc 3D collection. It's called History In 3D and it includes three History specials: WWII In 3D, Titanic 100 Years In 3D and History Of The World In Two Hours. It's all in 3D.
Posted in: Contests, Expired Contests by Gino Sassani on December 25th, 2012
On the First Day Of Christmas Lifetime gives to you Christmas Double Feature DVD's. How about we let Lifetime start a Christmas movie collection with three double-film DVD's. That's 6 Christmas movies in all. You get The Road To Christmas with Jennifer Grey, Recipe For A Perfect Christmas with Carly Pope, His & Her Christmas with Dina Meyer, Will You Merry Me with Cynthia Stevenson, Home By Christmas with Linda Hamilton and Holiday Switch with Nicole Eggbert. That's a lot of Christmas. It's all there for one lucky Holiday winner.
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Posted in: The Reel World by Brent Lorentson on December 25th, 2012
There is a difference between calling something the “best” and calling it your “favorite”. For instance when I look back at the films I’ve seen over the course of the year, I can say Django Unchained is my favorite film of the year that I enjoyed immensely, but I don’t believe I can say it is the best film of the year. Will Django be a film to live on for decades and be hailed a classic in the annals of film history? It’s too soon to even suggest such notions, but what I can say is that the film was a hell of a good time.
Posted in: No Huddle Reviews by Jonathan Foster on December 24th, 2012
“My name is Marty Kaan, and I’m a management consultant. Every week, my team and I go somewhere and talk people into thinking they really, really need us.”
With that kind of opener, I was fully expecting House of Lies to be a darker, edgier, less ethical Leverage. The sort of show where the main character is a loveable rogue whose failings are excusable because he’s just so gosh-darn charming. That notion was quickly dispelled, however, the minute the pilot opens with Marty (Don Cheadle) waking up in bed with a woman and freaking out about it.
Posted in: Disc Reviews by Michael Durr on December 23rd, 2012
No matter how bad video game adaptations into movies are, I enjoy the grand majority of them. From the really good ones like Silent Hill and Mortal Kombat (minus the sequels) to the dismal ones like Double Dragon and Super Mario Bros. Each of them has their subtle charm and some thoughtful fan service (unless it is a game film directed by Uwe Boll). Today, we have something a little different, a game film that its sole purpose is to promote the upcoming game. Enter the film : Halo 4 - Foreword Unto Dawn.
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