Weekly New Releases – June 10, 2025

007: James Bond – Sean Connery 6 Film Collection
Amazon
11 Rebels
Amazon
7th Voyage of Sinbad
Amazon
Air America
Amazon
Audie Murphy Collection (Kino-Lorber)
Amazon
Comments Includes Walk of the Proud Land, Seven Ways from Sundown, and Bullet for a Badman
Career Opportunities
Amazon
Clark Gable 4 Film Collection
Amazon
Comments Includes Mutiny on the Bountry, San Francisco, Wife vs. Secretary, and Idiot’s Delight.
Clash of the Titans / Wrath of the Titans (Arrow)
Amazon
Comments These are the 21st century films, staring Sam Worthington.
Crime Story
Amazon
Dan Da Dan
Amazon
Comments Anime series available for streaming on Netflix and Crunchyroll, about a girl who belives in ghosts but not aliens, and a boy who believes in aliens but not ghosts, who meet up and end up learning that the entities they don’t belive in exist, and having to deal with those entites in the aftermath.
Dead Zone
Amazon
Dexter: Original Sin
Amazon
Dr. Jekyll and the Werewolf
Amazon
Drop
Amazon
Dungeon People
Amazon
Elizabeth Taylor 4 Film Collection
Amazon
Comments Includes Father of the Bride, The Last Time I Saw Paris, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and Reflections in a Golden Eye.
Emmanuelle
Amazon
Comments This is a new film adaptation of the novel by Emmanuelle Arslan/Marayat Rollet-Andriane, with Noémie Merlant in the title role.
Friend
Amazon
Gunslingers
Amazon
In the Lost Lands
Amazon
J-Horror Rising (Arrow)
Amazon
Comments Includes Shikoku, Isola: Multiple Personality Girl, Inugami, St. John’s Wort, Carved: The Slit-Mouthed Woman, Persona (no relation to the game series), and Noroi: The Curse
Little American
Amazon
Lord of Illusions
Amazon
Masterpiece: Wolf Hall
Amazon
Murder by Decree (Kino-Lorber)
Amazon
My Argentine Heart
Amazon
Picture of Dorian Gray
Amazon
Pusher
Amazon
Return of the Living Dead
Amazon
Shoresy
Amazon
Surfer
Amazon
Swordfish (Arrow)
Amazon
Vengeance
Amazon
Wiz (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Comments Film adaptation of the broadway musical, starring Diana Ross & Michael Jackson.
Working Man
Amazon

Finally, the picks of the week. Alex says, “My anime pick for this week is DanDaDan, with The Wiz as my UHD pick.” Blaine says, “if you can still stomach Mel Gibson, Air America is an underrated comedy.”

5 replies on “Weekly New Releases – June 10, 2025”

  1. I got nothing this week but I did watch Life Stinks which was mentioned last week.

    It’s OK. It was a critical and financial failure and widely considered Mel Brooks’ worst movie, but if you go into it thinking “This is a drama and not a Mel Brooks movie” it’s really not that bad.

    Plus the message that billionaires are awful people might be a bit timely…

    • It was true then and it’s true now.

      The only real takeaway is that we’ve learned nothing in 30 years.

        • When Babylon 5 was fist airing, the show’s creator was very active online (on the limited Internet we had plus stuff like CompuServe). You can probably find archives on Usenet. But one of the things he said was that people would complain that the political stuff was “unrealistic” and could “never happen” in what was essentially the US. He basically ripped them apart, pointing out stuff like McCarthyism and WWII internment camps, and saying that what happened before can and will happen again if people are not vigilant.

          The “funny” thing is a lot of that happened after 9/11. Babylon 5 has been timely before…

  2. I need to watch Wolf Hall. I’ve heard good things and we’re big Historical Drama nerds in this house.

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