Though there are a couple of worthwhile items out this week, there’s really nothing to write home about.

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This week is definitely looking up.

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This week is, well, weak.

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It’s a mediocre week for rereleases, but a somewhat lousy week for everything else.

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This week has some good new stuff, and some great old stuff.

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There are a lot of titles this week, but many are for specialized audiences.
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chad writes, From the article: Warner’s decision to open up its vault “sounds like it’s a risk-free way for them to generate a little money on some very old content,” Adams said. By making the DVDs only when the movies are ordered by a customer, Warner doesn’t have to worry about filling up a warehouse with inventory that struggles to sell.

The prices are pretty reasonable too—$15 for downloads and $20 for actual DVDs. Genre titles are included on the list, including the 1975 “Doc Savage: The Man Of Bronze,” which adapted one of the heroes that served as an archetype for both Superman and Batman.

Amazon.com’s “New Releases” page, where I get my source data, seems to be down, showing only up to the March 10 release date. I used the list from “Amazon.ca” instead. As such, I may have missed a couple of titles that come out on different schedules on different sides of the borders, and some of the ASIN numbers used to build links may be off. (I checked most of them, but I’m not sure I checked them all.) If you get a dead link, let me know and I’ll fix it.
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This week’s list is not only early, it’s a little different than the past few weeks. AceCaseOR’s picks are now integrated with Fiziko’s, so they’re only distinguished by the media they are being released on.
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Springtime release weeks tend to be pretty mixed, with the real gems coming from library titles or foreign films with recently changed distribution rights.
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