DVD Releases - Tuesday December 14th
Published December 15, 2004
Blessed (2004)
Studio: Warner Home Video
Rated: R
Bob the Builder - Lofty's Favorite Adventures (2004)
Studio: Hit Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
Bob the Builder - Muck's Favorite Adventures (2004)
Studio: Hit Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
Body by Jake #1: The Back to Basics Total Body Workout (1994)
Studio: Warner Home Video
Rated: Unknown
Body Fever (1971)
Studio: Media Blasters
Rated: Not Rated
Body Transfer (2004)
Studio: Media Blasters
Rated: Not Rated
Buns of Steel - Pregnancy/Post Pregnancy Workouts
Studio: Warner Home Video
Rated: Unknown
Carlita's Secret (2004)
Studio: Maverick Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
Cinderella (1957)
Studio: Image Entertainment, Inc.
Rated: Not Rated
Clementine (2004)
Special Edition
Studio: Tai Seng Video Marketing, Inc.
Rated: Not Rated
Collateral (2004)
Studio: Universal Studios Home Video
Rated: R
Combat Zone Wrestling: Ultraviolent Tournament Of Death (2004)
Studio: Ventura Distribution
Rated: Not Rated
The Daichis: Earth's Defense Family - Vol. 1: Dysfunctional Heroes (2004)
Studio: Geneon Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
Danni's Football Parties (2004)
Studio: K.C. Sales
Rated: Not Rated
Dare to Repair: A Do-It-Herself Guide to Home Improvement (2004)
Studio: Paramount Home Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
Dark Justice (2000)
Studio: Ardustry Home Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
Dating Death (2004)
Studio: Tai Seng Video Marketing, Inc.
Rated: Not Rated
Different from the Others (1919)
Studio: Kino on Video
Rated: Not Rated
The Door in the Floor (2004)
Studio: Universal Studios Home Video
Rated: R
Dragon Ball GT: The Lost Episodes - Vol. 4: Conviction (2003)
Uncut
Studio: FUNimation Productions, Inc.
Rated: Not Rated
Dragon Storm (2004)
Studio: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Rated: PG-13
Eiken (2004)
Studio: Media Blasters
Rated: Not Rated
Emotional Backgammon (2004)
Studio: Monarch Home Video
Rated: R
Everybody Loves Raymond - The Complete Second Season (1997)
5-Disc Set
Studio: Warner Home Video
Rated: Not Rated
Everybody Loves Raymond: The Complete Seasons 1 & 2
Studio: Warner Home Video
Rated: Unknown
Family Guy: The Freakin' Sweet Collection DVD - The Best of Family Guy (2004)
Studio: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
The Duke Says - What this is, is five episodes of the show complete with commentaries. If you don't own the box-sets, then I guess this is as good a bet as any. If you do own them, though, I doubt those commentaries justify another 20 quid or whatever.
Fastest Streetcar Shootout/Universal Streetcar Shootout - 2-Pack (2004)
Studio: Goldhil Home Media International
Rated: Not Rated
Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids
Studio: Urbanworks
Rated: Not Rated
Fat Albert's Greatest Hits: The Ultimate Collection (1972)
Studio: Urbanworks
Rated: Not Rated
Fighting Spirit - Vol. 3: Test of Endurance (2004)
Studio: Geneon Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
Flesh Eating Mothers (1989)
Studio: Image Entertainment, Inc.
Rated: Unrated
The Duke Says - Here's some swell nonsense, in the vein of cult-classic Parents, or indeed The Stepford Wives. A group of teenagers need to sort the liver-chewing fiends of the title. When will governments learn that if you want anything sorted, send in a buncha 16 year olds (preferably ones played by 32 year olds).
Foxx Boxx (2004)
Studio: Image Entertainment, Inc.
Rated: Not Rated
Fuehrer Ex (2002)
Studio: TLA Releasing
Rated: Not Rated
Galaxy Angel Z - Vol. 1: Back for Seconds (2004)
Studio: Bandai Entertainment
Rated: Not Rated
The Duke (Aaron McMullan to his parents and the clergy) is a Northern Irish writer, performer and insomniac currently residing in London. He is the creator of Mondo Irlando, wherein his scribblings and hollerings can be found. He is currently working towards the completion of his first novel, and his debut "punk / country / folk / whatever" album has recently been released by Ex Libris Records . You can also pop by His MySpace Page and maybe have a coffee and a biscuit.
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- Published: December 15, 2004
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I'm a sucker for annotated lists of cool shit, so you've signed yourself up one more (at least) dedicated reader here.
I'm surprised (amazed?) that the Scorcese collection doesn't include Mean Strets. Mean Streets = Masterpiece.
I need to add Zoolander to my Netflix list -- always heard good things about it.
Eric Berlin
Dumpster Bust: Miracles from Mind Trash
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Shelob, Frodo & Bilbo - Steely Dan would be cast aside.
Neat reviews, Duke - did The Yakuza Papers help you in your travails?
hey folks.
No, The Yakuza Papers helped not one damn jot, even though there's like six thousand of them.
Matt, thanks for the Godzilla details. Sounds cool as hell.
And Eric, it is somewhat odd that Mean Streets hasn't mde either of the boxes (i thought it made the first region 1 affair, but may be wrong. certianly not on the region 2 edition). There was a sepcial edition of it released not so long ago, i'm pretty sure, or was scheduled, anyhow, with a scorsese commentary. That'd be worth looking out for. And yes, Zoolander is brilliant.
Yakuza is Japanese, not Korean. Korean is dogs. You not call Yakuza dogs, or Yakuza make you sorry you born.
Maybe the Duke intended to call dem dogs dogs
But, even the Korean mafia are called Yakuza - ref crimelibrary
The Korean yakuza are a powerful presence in Japan, despite the fact that Koreans suffer discrimination in Japanese society. Although Japanese-born people of Korean ancestry are a significant segment of the Japanese population, they are still considered resident aliens. But Koreans, who are often shunned in legitimate trades, are embraced by the Japanese yakuza precisely because they fit the group's "outsider" image. The man who paved the way for Koreans in Japanese organized crime was the Korean yakuza godfather Hisayuki Machii.
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I'll chime in here with one:
Godzilla Tokyo SOS: A sequel to 2002's Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla, this one has just about everything. Even Mothra. It's fast, has a surprsing amount of human drama, and it even has 21-minutes of bonus footage! Sony gets better with these discs every release. As for the video and audio, well, you'll just have to wait for my full review (end shameless plug).