Month: May 2020

This week there are plenty of new digital releases to look forward to including Emma starring Anya Taylor-Joy, I Still Believe starring KJ Apa and Britt Robertson, Arkansas starring Liam Hemsworth, and Justice League Dark: Apokolips War from DC/Warner Bros.

On Blu-ray, you can pick up Bloodshot starring Vin Diesel, I Still Believe (with DVD & Digital Code), The Lodge (with Digital Code), and Arkansas (with DVD & Digital Code).

And, there are five new 4k Blu-ray discs releasing this week including Bloodshot, The Mask of Zorro, 47 Ronin, Star Trek Trilogy: The Kelvin Timeline (6-Disc Reissue) [Best Buy 5/5 or Amazon 5/12] and the historical D-Day: Normandy 1944 with narration from Tom Brokaw and music from the London Symphony Orchestra.

New Blu-ray, 4k Blu-ray & Digital Releases May 5, 2020

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Ultra HD Blu-ray

Blu-ray Disc

Movies

• Bloodshot (2020)
• I Still Believe (2020)
• Gretel & Hansel (2020)
• The Lodge (2020)
• Arkansas (2020)
• Red vs. Blue: Singularity (2020)
• The Jesus Rolls (2019)
• Better Days (2019)
• Lancaster Skies (2019)
• Greed (2019)
• Tea with the Dames (2018)
• Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema (2018)
• The Road to Mother (2017)
• Tigers Are Not Afraid (2016)
• Me, Natalie (1969)
• A Thousand Clowns (1965)
• An Inspector Calls (1954)
• Brighton
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Paramount highlights fan favorites and true classics with their new Paramount Presents limited edition label. 

Paramount – as with many studios – have been somewhat lax or at the very least inconsistent with their back catalog of titles. Old favorites that have long deserved a true and proper Blu-ray release sat by the wayside while some films enjoy a new special edition practically every other year. The studio aims to fix that with their new Paramount Presents label dedicated to issuing new editions of fan favorites but also dig up those old classics and give them the Blu-ray release they’ve long deserved – all sourced from new or recent 4K transfers! To add a little extra prestige to the mix, each disc in this new collection will have a spine number – so if you’re a fastidious collector that doesn’t like gaps or hates an incomplete numerical presence on a shelf – you might be in trouble!

April 21st saw the release of the first three inaugural titles of the Paramount Presents label – Fatal Attraction, King Creole, and To Catch A Thief. Each Blu-ray was sourced from a 4K transfer, housed in a snazzy looking clear case with interior photos when you open the case, and the cardboard slipcover opens up to reveal the original poster artwork for the film. With the black numbered spines these are certainly classy releases for a pair of fan favorites and a new to Blu-ray release. You can take
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