DVD Archive
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“ALICE IN WONDERLAND”
“THE WOLFMAN: 2-DISC UNRATED DIRECTOR'S CUT”
“WAR OF THE WORLDS”
“THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN COLLECTION”
“THE CLEANER: THE FINAL SEASON”
“AMERICAN PICKERS: THE COMPLETE SEASON ONE”
“PEANUTS 1970’S COLLECTION VOL. 2”
“ALICE IN WONDERLAND”
“THE ROAD”
Blu-ray widescreen and DVD widescreen, 2009, rated R for thematic elements, disturbing images, violence, language, brief nudity
Best extra: A commentary with director John Hillcoat
“INVICTUS”
Blu-ray widescreen and DVD widescreen, digital copy, 2009, PG-13 for brief strong language
Best extra: A Blu-ray pop-up video commentary, with interviews with the author and screenwriter (both South Africans) and the men and women who actually protected and then governed with Nelson Mandela.
“EDGE OF DARKNESS”
Blu-ray widescreen, DVD widescreen and digital copy, 2010, R for strong bloody violence and language
Best extra: “Focus Points,” a nine part featurette breaking down “Edge of Darkness” from its inauspicious beginning as a TV mini-series in 1985 to big-screen movie with one of Hollywood’s once prolific leading men
“SAVING PRIVATE RYAN”
Blu-ray widescreen, 1998, R for intense, prolonged, realistically graphic sequences of war violence, and for language
Best extra: A 90-minute documentary, “Shooting War,” highlights the heroic efforts of World War II combat cameramen in Europe and the Pacific theater.
"Doctor Zhivago" opened at the Rosna Theater on 35th Street in Norfolk 45 years ago.
Still a snow job, it becomes available today in stores in both its 45th anniversary DVD and Blu-ray versions - more romantic than ever and a reminder of a time when movies were epic and unafraid to show emotion.
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