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Rediscover the charm of “Lost in Space” with its new Blu-ray release. Perfect for fans and newcomers alike, it offers enhanced viewing of the timeless Robinson family adventures.

“Drive-Away Dolls,” directed by Etan Coan, disappoints with predictable humor, despite a strong cast led by Qualley and Viswanathan on an adventurous trip filled with clichés and underused talent.

Woody Allen’s 50th film, “COUP DE CHANCE,” was shot entirely in French. The French romantic thriller stars Lou de Laâge, it debuts in the US on April 5, 2024.

“Rick and Morty: The Complete Seventh Season” breathes new life into the show with self-contained episodes, emotional depth, and added behind-the-scenes content; available in various formats including Steelbook Blu-ray and DVD.

Global content leader Lionsgate has closed a deal with director Destin Daniel Cretton (Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings) to write and direct its highly anticipated live-action adaptation of the manga classic NARUTO.

The Stones and Brian Jones by Nick Broomfield tells the story of how Brian Jones leader of what would evolve into the world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll band was relegated to the shadows of history.

“The Terminal Man” is a vastly underrated movie, it’s a modern-day Frankenstein, wandering the streets of Los Angeles where a man is controlled by the computer.

The Hobby a captivating documentary explores the dynamic world of trading cards, the passions of seasoned collectors, and the emergence of a new wave of collectors.

Mike Cheslik’s “Hundreds of Beavers” boldly embraces the art of silence, giving a nod to the days of silent movie antics and a dash of Chuck Jones-era absurdity.

Severin Films recently unveiled “CUSHING CURIOSITIES,” an extensive Blu-ray collection encompassing six discs. This set showcases five full-length feature films.

Neon has secured its initial acquisition at the Cannes Film Festival by obtaining the North American rights for director Pablo Berger’s animated film, “Robot Dreams.”

“Adam at 6 A.M.” unfolds as a captivating and eccentric cinematic experience, this is Michael Douglas’s second major screen appearance to an unsuspecting audience.