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 published: 2011-05-12Deathly Hallows Part 1, Due Date Added To Warners App Store We've reported before about Warner Bros.' so-called "app editions" of some of the biggest movies. Now Warners has added two new films to their app catalogue: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows -- Part 1 and Due Date.   published: 2011-05-12Tekken Movie Coming To DVD Anchor Bay Films and Manga Entertainment are slated to release the live-action Tekken movie on Blu-ray and DVD July 19th. In related news, holy shit, they made a Tekken movie.  published: 2011-05-11The Fox And The Hound Celebrate With 30th Anniversary Blu-Ray Disney loves nothing better than to re-release its movies, and on that front, they've never met an anniversary they didn't like. Case in point: the House of Mouse has announced an August release for The Fox and the Hound, timed to celebrate the film's 30th anniversary. ![[REC] 2 Infects DVD This Summer image](/images/sections/31924/thumb.jpg) published: 2011-05-11[REC] 2 Infects DVD This Summer The horror genre has been wearing out the whole "found footage" concept ever since The Blair Witch Project became an unlikely hit back in 1999. If done right, the contained, almost claustrophobic nature of a single camera lens can be an extremely effective way to build mood and suspense...or it can just be a cheap gimmick. The 2007 horror flick [REC] tended toward the successful end of that spectrum.  published: 2011-05-10Lincoln Lawyer To Give Opening Blu-Ray Argument In July After the movie pretty well tanked at the box office, the disc's extras are going to be as sparse as a Spartan hillside. Both the DVD and Blu-ray versions will include deleted scenes, as well as three featurettes.  published: 2011-05-10Rango's Blu-Ray Will Be The Better Purchase For Kids In July There’s a certain faction of kids who are all over special features on a disc, especially if there is an interactive component. Dealing with a remote and processing information without parental guidance seems to be a way for kids to turn movie magic into a whole new experience. Disney’s been all over this since Blu-rays came to the forefront, but it seems as if Paramount is catching on.  published: 2011-05-10Wal-Mart's Vudu Service Adds First Seasons Of Glee And Modern Family The battle for your on-demand video dollar continues. Wal-Mart's entry into the race is its Vudu service, which allows you to choose from a large catalogue of high-def new releases and shows to rent or own. Now, The Hollywood Reporter brings word that Vudu is expanding its selection of TV content with the first seasons of hit shows Glee and Modern Family.  published: 2011-05-07Eastbound And Down Gets Season 2, Blu-Ray Releases Luckily, Eastbound and Down proves McBride can carry a show. If you haven’t seen it, Season 1 is already out on DVD. Even better, HBO Home Video, in conjunction with Warner Home Video, has announced Season 1 of Eastbound and Down will be coming to Blu-ray on August 2nd, the same day Season 2 will hit Blu-ray and DVD.  published: 2011-05-07Mars Needed Viewers More Than Moms It's really upsetting people didn’t see Mars Needs Moms. Not because it really deserved to be seen -- although it wasn’t half bad -- but because its failure directly led to Robert Zemeckis closing his studio, ImageMovers Digital. This is the piss-poor part: ImageMovers Digital was rumored to have the Roger Rabbit sequel in the works. Now, it is probably lost to us, again.  published: 2011-05-07Fox World Cinema Will Focus On Foreign Films For At-Home Audiences Twentieth Century Fox has announced the debut of a new production branch which will be bringing titles from around the world to DVD, video on demand, and digital download. The division, aptly titled Fox World Cinema, will focus on diversifying the foreign film market in the states. The first run will include Korea’s The Yellow Sea, China’s The Butcher, the Chef, and the Swordsman, and India’s Dum Maaro Dum.  published: 2011-05-05Lionsgate Brings Great Middle-Of-The-Road Chick Film Fodder To Blu-Ray Lionsgate is pulling a Disney and opening its theoretical “vault” to bring audiences some old stand-bys on new Blu-Rays. With Amelie, Chocolat, Bridget Jones’ Diary, and The Boy in the Striped Pajamas all planned as part of the rampant release, it’s looking like Lionsgate is targeting its female market. I know that last example seems like a stretch, but do you really think that many men showed up...  published: 2011-05-05Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules Goes Public In June People seem to be have been surprised at how watchable the two Diary of a Wimpy Kid movies are, but if they knew anything about children’s literature, they wouldn’t have been. Jeff Kinney’s series is thoughtful and entertaining, and the films are directly based on the premises he originated. So, although director David Bowers had a rather small budget to work with, he also had a solid foundation to begin with.
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