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Can you believe it's already been 20 years?! Well, that's the exact reason for this Blu-ray DVD release of Smallville The Complete Series!

Columbia Classics has upped the game by bringing a superb collection of six of their classic and highly praised films together in a box set in 4K for the first time ever.

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When the Star Trek entered streaming with Star Trek: Discovery, the franchise was able to branch out in various ways that wouldn’t necessarily work in a broadcast network universe. They’ve done one off episodes and even brought back Sir Patrick Stewart in Picard without making him produce 24 episodes a season. Another spin-off series has found a journey on the Paramount+ (previously CBS All Access) streaming app. They’ve animated a crew of a lesser known Starship to give us an insight on ...

Even in a pandemic year, there are films that do well critically at festivals that fail to catch on when theyre actually released to a wider audience virtually. Most of the responses to this period piece romance starring Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan out of Venice and TIFF were positive (although it did have a few detractors), but it really disappeared when it was time for general audiences to see it. Its hard to say in a year like this that Neon failed to get this solid actors showcase to an ...

ComingSoon.net has an exclusive Elizabethtown clip taking viewers behind-the-scenes of Paramount Pictures’ 2005 rom-com from Oscar winner Cameron Crowe ( Almost Famous), releasing for the first time on Blu-ray on Tuesday, February 9 from Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment. Starring Orlando Bloom ( The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, Carnival Row) and Golden Globe nominee Kirsten Dunst ( Fargo, On Becoming a God in Central Florida, Interview with the Vamp...

4K Ultra HD Review – Do the Right Thing (1989) Directed by Spike Lee. Starring Danny Aiello, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Richard Edson, Giancarlo Esposito, Rosie Perez, Martin Lawrence, Spike Lee, Bill Nunn, John Turturro, John Savage, and Samuel L. Jackson. SYNOPSIS: Do the Right Thing is just as important today as it was when it was released in 1989, so it’s a perfect time to revisit this film in 4K. It looks better than it ever has on home video, and while Universal’s only new bonus feature...

The 21st Century revival of The Twilight Zone didn’t go the previous route of being on broadcast TV like when Rod Serling’s anthology TV series was brought back in the ’80s and Aughties. CBS made it a centerpiece of its CBS All Access streaming service. They brought in Jordan Peele who had freaked out viewers with Get Out and Us. People thought of him less as a comic actor and more of a man who can twist things around. He was perfect for the new host since he could be himself and not a Se...