This week on home video, we've got some good new releases and a few reissues worth mentioning. Among them are the final chapter of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, an award-winning indie drama that got a lot of people talking this year, and a couple of Pixar movies available in new sets. Click through for the full list!
Attendees will be able to take in Park Chan-wook's "Stoker," Richard Linklater's "Before Midnight," the Ashton Kutcher-led Steve Jobs biopic, and Dave Grohl's "Sound City," among many others.
Also drawing praise: Daniel Day-Lewis (best actor) and Sally Field (best supporting actress) for "Lincoln," Rachel Weisz (best actress) for "Deep Blue Sea," and Matthew McConaughey (best supporting actor) for "Bernie" and "Magic Mike."
The annual post-turkey blues kicked in as spending at the North American box office dropped by half compared to the record Thanksgiving frame with the top movies still in command. The only major new offering was Brad Pitt's mob pic Killing Them Softly which died on impact failing to attract much business.
This week's Ketchup includes movie development news stories for such films as Disney's live action Cinderella, a remake of Flight of the Navigator, a Marvin Gaye biopic, Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, and the sixth movie based upon Marvel's X-Men comic book characters. There's also new roles for George Clooney, Charlize Theron, and Reese Witherspoon.
With 3D emerging as a more and more popular trend in movies, Rolling Stone's Peter Travers submits a list of the best -- and worst -- of the bunch ever to make it to the big screen.
Dolph Lundgren returns to the Universal Soldier franchise for Day of Reckoning, which reunites him with Jean Claude Van Damme, and adds the fighting magic of Scott Adkins.
In this interview, Grae wears her brass knuckle necklace in the hopes of intimidating him into revealing how to kill his character Andrew Scott, as well as the only thing that's scarier than fighting a Universal Soldier.
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