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Blu-ray News – Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation official, plus American Ultra & some bits on Iron Giant & The X-Files
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Well… Amazon UK has essentially confirmed what we already knew, which is that Brad Bird’s remastered The Iron Giant is coming to Blu-ray soon. Amazon.co.uk has a “To Be Announced” listing for the Blu-ray SKU up. The movie comes back to theaters for event showings tomorrow and Sunday (10/4), so I would expect an official Blu-ray announcement as early as next week. The disc will certainly be available in time for the holidays. It’s kind of the perfect holiday gift title. [Read on here…]
- Bluray
- BD
- My Two Cents
- The Digital Bits
- Bill Hunt
- Bluray Disc
- Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation
- American Ultra
- The Iron Giant
- Chris Carter
- The XFiles: The Complete Series
- Blood and Lace
- The Gift
- The Big Bang Theory: Season Nine
- The Hobbit Trilogy: Extended Edition
- The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Extended Edition
- Amazonexclusive
- WETA statue
- My Fair Lady: 50th Anniversary Edition
Blu-ray News – American Ultra, Battles Without Honor & Humanity, Ray Donovan, Defiance & (just maybe) X-Files: Complete Series too
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We’re rounding out the week with a bunch of interesting release news today.
But first, just in case you missed them yesterday, we posted a pair of new Blu-ray reviews on Thursday: My thoughts on Fox’s new The James Bond Ultimate Collection box set and Jim’s take on the 1974 western Billy Two Hats from Kino. Newly posted this afternoon is Jim’s take on A Month in the Country (1987) from Twilight Time and a combo review (from myself and former Bits reviewer Greg Suarez) of Sony’s new Bram Stoker’s Dracula: Supreme Cinema Series Blu-ray, mastered from a new 4K scan of the film. That last one is well worth upgrading to if you’re a fan of the film, trust me. [Read on here…]