What are you watching while the snow flies?
Let’s see what new DVDs we have to look forward to in the next two weeks.
December 14th
The Kids Are All Right (comedy, Annette Bening, Julianne Moore) – Netflix release, DVD and Blu-Ray, delayed from original purchase release of November 16th
Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore (family comedy, animated, Chris O’Donnell, Bette Midler) – Netflix release, DVD and Blu-Ray, delayed from original purchase release of November 16th
Lottery Ticket (comedy, Bow Wow, Brandon T. Jackson) – Netflix release, DVD and Blu-Ray, delayed form original purchase release of November 16th
King of the Avenue (crime thriller, Ving Rhames, Simon Rex) – Netflix release, DVD and Netflix Instant Streaming (original purchase release October 26th)
Mother and Child (drama, Annette Bening, Naomi Watts) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray
Micmacs (foreign comedies, Dany Boon) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray
Exit Through the Gift Shop (documentary) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD and Netflix Instant Streaming
GasLand (documentary) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD
The Other Guys (comedy, Will Farrell, Mark Wahlberg) – Purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray, netflix release delayed until January 2011
Cyrus (comedy, John C. Reilly, Jonah Hill) – Purchases release, DVD and Blu-Ray, Netflix release delayed until January 2011
Despicable Me (family animation, Steve Carell, Jason Segal) Purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray, Netflix release delayed until January 2011
The A-Team (action, Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper) – Purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray, Netflix release delayed until January 2011
Nanny McPhee Returns (family comedy, Emma Thompson, Maggie Gyllenhaal) – Purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray, Netflix release delayed until January 2011
December 17th
Once again we have some mid-week oddities, releasing on a Friday. Well, I shouldn’t say “we” – they’re available for buyers, but not Netflix renters. Say it with me – the studios who forced this delay on Netflix SUCK.
Legends of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole (family animation, Geoffrey Rush, Jim Sturgess) – Purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray, Netflix release delayed until January 2011
The Town (crime thriller, Ben Affleck, Rebecca Hall) – Purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray, Netflix release delayed until January 2011
December 21st
Flipped (romantic comedy, Madeline Carroll, Callan McAuliffe) – Netflix release, DVD, delayed from November 23rd purchase release
Eat Pray Love (romance, Julia Roberts, Javier Bardem) – Netflix release, DVD and Blu-Ray, delayed from November 23rd purchase release
Easy A (teen comedy, Emma Stone, Alyson Michalka) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray
Step Up 3 (drama, Rick Malambri, Adam G. Sevani) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray (also available in 3D)
Let It Rain (foreign comedy, Agnes Jaoui, Frederic Pierott) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD and Netflix Instant Streaming
Soul Kitchen (foreign comedy, Adam Bousdoukos, Anna Bederke) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD and Netflix Instant Streaming
The Heavy (action thriller, Gary Stretch, Stephen Rea) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD
The Horde (French Horror, zombies) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD
Beautiful Kate (drama, Rachel Griffiths, Bryan Brown) – Netflix and purchase release, DVD
A Fighting Chance (documentary, Kyle Maynard) – Purchase release, DVD, Netflix release delayed indefinitely
Devil (horror, Chris Messina, Logan Marshall-Green) – Purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray, netflix release delayed until January 2011
Salt (thriller, Angelina Jolie, Liev Schreiber) – Purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray, Netflix release delayed until January 2011
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (crime drama, Michael Douglas, Shia La Boeuf) – Purchase release, DVD and Blu-Ray, Netflix release delayed until January 2011
That’s a whole lot of delayed DVDs. Thanks, studios. But I’ll be watching for the Kids Are All Right to arrive in my mailbox on Tuesday. Annette Bening is getting a lot of Oscar buzz for this one. I will be passing on Eat Pray Love – I couldn’t bring myself to pick up the book and Julia Roberts in the lead doesn’t make me inclined to watch the movie. That’s one they could have delayed indefinitely…
And we may not be able to rent it yet, but Ben Affleck’s The Town is an adaptation of a novel. We can get that novel for less than a movie rental! It’s always fun to compare the movie with its source material. See the link below – you can get the paperback for a little over 2 bucks. Score!
More Netflix info and release dates on Movie Rewind:
December 28 and January 4
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Sue reads a lot, writes a lot, edits a lot, and loves a good craft. She was deemed “too picky” to proofread her children’s school papers and wears this as a badge of honor. She is also proud of her aggressively average knitting skills She is the Editorial Director at Silver Beacon Marketing and an aspiring Crazy Cat Lady.
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