Weekly New Releases – July 6, 2021

42nd Street
Amazon
Comments Blaine: I originally thought that this was the original, but then I noticed it stars Bonnie Langford. Therefore, it can’t be the one 80 years old. (Langford is best known as Mel Bush to Doctor Who fans, companion to Doctors 6 and 7, who excelled at screaming, wearing tight pants, and not much else.)
48 Hrs
Amazon
ALL OUT!!
Amazon
Comments Sports anime about Rugby.
Another 48 Hours
Amazon
Black Marble
Amazon
Bringing Up Baby (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Code Breaker, Spy Hunter
Amazon
Conspiracies
Amazon
Curse of Chucky
Amazon
Defending Jacob
Amazon
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Amazon
Equal Standard
Amazon
Gleipnir: The Complete Season
Amazon
Comments Anime series about a guy with the ability to turn into a monstrous dog mascot costume (complete with zipper). After he saves a classmate from a monster attack, they end up teaming up to take on the source of the monsters.
House on Sorority Row
Amazon
Howard the Duck
Amazon
Kiju Yoshida: Love + Anarchism (Arrow)
Amazon
Knights of Sidonia
Amazon
Comments Contains both seasons and the first movie.
Last Time I Committed Suicide
Amazon
Comments Blaine: I wonder what happened to Claire Forlani. She used to be all over the place, and then suddenly, not so much…
Locked in
Amazon
Magic School Bus Rides Again
Amazon
Metalocalypse
Amazon
Mirror (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Moments Without Proper Names (Kino Lorber)
Amazon
Mortuary
Amazon
New Battles Without Honor and Humanity (Arrow)
Amazon
Nova: Picture a Scientist – The Fight for Gender Equity in Science
Amazon
Comments Blaine: If you don’t think this is a fight worth fighting, go to a science library. See how many books mention Watson and Crick compared to how many mention Rosalind Elsie Franklin.
One Piece
Amazon
Road to Salina
Amazon
Road to the Lemon Grove
Amazon
School-Live The Movie
Amazon
Comments Live action adaptation of the anime and manga “School Live” about a group of high school girls trying to survive a Zombie apocalypse while holding up in school.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Amazon
Sharks of the Corn
Amazon
Shironeko Project: Zero Chronicle
Amazon
Silat Warriors: Deed of Death
Amazon
Space Jam
Amazon
Steve Jobs
Amazon
Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street
Amazon
Those Who Wish Me Dead
Amazon
Threshold
Amazon
Trumbo
Amazon
Undergods
Amazon
Venture Bros
Amazon
Vision of EscaFlowne
Amazon

Finally, the picks of the week. Alex says, “If the earlier Blu-Ray Escaflowne releases from Funimation were a little out of your price range, this week’s re-release is worth picking up. Otherwise, on the 4K front, we have Dr. Strangelove and Space Jam as available options (depending on whether or not you’re looking for a 4K movie to watch with your kids).” Blaine says, “I would also recommend Dr. Strangelove: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb if you are shopping on the 4K front. If not, Bringing Up Baby is one of the greatest screwball comedies of all time, starring Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn, with direction from Howard Hawks.”

6 replies on “Weekly New Releases – July 6, 2021”

  1. Dr. Strangelove is the best of the lot, and one of my favorite films. It holds up despite being very much the product of its time, and features memorable performances, many of them by Peter Sellers.

    I recommend Scott Pilgrim vs the World (though it’s not everyone’s thing), an entertaining and original movie with a dream cast and a cult following.

    Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street sounds interesting, at least.

    • I absolutely agree with everything you say about Dr. Strangelove, but it’s one of those movies where I’m absolutely not sure you want a 4K release of. The movie was purposefully filmed in very grainy black & white, and you don’t want that looking too sharp.

  2. Dr. Strangeloveis a classic and I personally think everyone should watch it. With that said, as I mentioned in another comment, I don’t know tat it benefits from a 4K release.

    Also… I mean, who on Earth is going to pay for a 4K release of Howard the Duck??? I was almost hoping there was a remake of it released that I somehow didn’t know about, but no — it’s the original terrible version.

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