If you like Harry Potter, classic films, or Criterion Collection directors, this is going to be a great week for you.
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Remember last week when I told you to save your pennies for this week? This is why. There were no less than seven serious contenders for the Pick of the Week. This is an excellent week to finish your Christmas shopping.
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The last week of November is a bit weak. The next three weeks each have a small number of really great stuff coming in them, though.
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I’ll watch and review something after doing some housework. I’m debating between the Criterion Collection edition of “Armageddon,” the HD DVD edition of “Being John Malkovich,” the original (and strangely unreviewed) “Pirates of the Carribean” (which will be reviewed before the third hits home video on December 5) and “Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles” which is being released in a fancier edition this coming Tuesday. If you have preferences, speak up soon!
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Sorry this is late. I screwed up by back the other day, and can’t sit very long at one time.
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If you’re looking for feature films, it’s not a wonderful week. If you’re looking for TV releases, this is an excellent week, including some nifty complete series sets.
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The last week of the October glut is upon us, soon to be followed by the November glut. Later today: a Halloween review of “Them!” So much later today that it might actually be tomorrow: the “Spider-Man” chapter of the “History of the Marvel Universe” series.
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There are some great library titles coming out this week, not all of which are related to Halloween, not to mention a few more “complete series” packages of TV releases.
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We’re in October. As always, that means we have considerable amounts of horror and Christmas product mixed in with a summer blockbuster or two.
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It’s October, so we have a few classics, particularly for fans of the horror genre.
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