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This week's new DVDs and Blu-ray discs include Russian spies and vampire lovers.
This week's new DVDs and Blu-ray discs include Russian spies and vampire lovers.
"Twilight": The production based on Stephenie Meyer's book series is redistributed on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of her birthday. It's easy to make a mockery of the series, as the franchise's latest offerings had too many soap operas. But the original film by director Catherine Hardwicke has succeeded in establishing the love triangle between a girl (Kristen Stewart), a vampire (Robert Pattison) and a werewolf (Taylor Lautner).
If you have not seen the movie for a decade, it's a good time to remember why you were the Jacob team or the Edward team.
The "4K Ultra HD" "Twilight" pack includes hours of special features and includes an all-new feature, "Twilight Tour … 10 Years Later", which follows director Catherine Hardwicke and actor Jackson Rathbone through memorable backgrounds of the film.
"The Americans: Season 6": One of the best television series ends with this sixth and final season. Gone from TV is the highly honored story of two KGB spies posing as Americans in Washington, DC under the Reagan administration. The arranged marriage of Philip (Matthew Rhys) and Elizabeth Jennings (Keri Russell) has begun to make sense, but it is difficult to deal with heart problems when there is so much life and death around the couple.
If you missed the last episodes or if you want to see them again, all the actions leading to the final are available in the set. What the last season shows, the pressure has become more intense as the protagonists have revealed their true identity to their teenage daughter, Paige (Holly Taylor). All this makes the series not only a brilliant spy thriller, but also a very significant family drama.
New also on DVD on October 23:
"Vera: Sets 1-7 Collection": Brenda Blethyn plays the role of Detective Inspector Vera Stanhope, an agile but brilliant detective who resolves crimes in northeastern England.
"Sorry to disturb you": Boots Riley's surrealistic look at capitalism, corporate greed and the dynamics of fractured workplaces.
"Vengeance": A former soldier turned mercenary is determined to avenge the death of his best friend.
"800 Words, Season 3, Part 1": Continues the story of George Turner (Erik Thomson), a man who built a house for himself and his family in a strange coastal town in New England. Zealand.
"Mama Mia, Here we are": tells the contemporary story of Sophie Sheridan (Amanda Seyfried) as she prepares for the grand reopening of her mother's hotel and the story of Donna's arrival in 1979 (Lilly James) on the island.
"An Elephant's Journey": A 13-year-old boy ties up with an elephant on a safari.
"American Chaos": In the six months leading up to the 2016 presidential election, director James D. Stern traveled to the Red States to ask him to appeal against his candidate, Donald Trump.
"Elena Ferrante on Film": "The Days of Abandonment" and "Troubling Love" are released in a set of two discs.
"Get Shorty: Collector 's Edition": John Travolta stars in this 1995 production based on the 1990 Elmore Leonard crime novel with the same name.
"Zero Patient": An asymptomatic victim (Matt Smith) able to communicate with infected people must lead the last survivors to hunt for Zero Patient and cure.
"Snake Outta Compton": A giant mutant snake disrupts the record contract of a hip-hop crew.
"Creepshow": Stephen King and director George A. Romero create five shocking stories.
"Scorpion King: Book of Souls": The Scorpion King is looking for help to get rid of a vicious leader.
Available on digtal HD on October 23
"BlacKkKlansman": Spike Lee's film offers a realistic examination of race relations in America's 1970s, which is equally relevant today. Available on DVD and Blu-ray on November 6th.
"Incredibles 2": The super family is looking for a way to get back to fighting crime. The animated film will be distributed on DVD and Blu-ray on November 6th.
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