DVD and Blu-ray roundup 23/2/2015

 

This Monday brings a whole host of new DVD and Blu-ray releases, from big budget films such as Fury, to anime Fairy Tail Part 9, to an array of classics from our sister-site Cinehouse. We’ve rounded all the reviews up in one place so you don’t miss a thing.

 

Blu-ray – Fury (2014)

Genre – World War 2 Drama

Starring – Brad Pitt, Shia Labeouf, Logan Lerman

Director – David Ayer

Read Ben Browne’s review.

 

DVD – Fairy Tail Part 9

Genre– Anime

Starring – Cherami Leigh, Todd Haberkorn, Colleen Clinkenbeard

Director – Tyler Walker

Read Thomas Jones’s review.

 DVD  – The Babadook (2014)

Genre – Horror

Starring – Essie Davis, Noah Wiseman

Director – Jennifer Kent

Read Alice Hubley’s review on Cinehouse.

 

Blu-ray – Hardware (1990)

Genre Sci-fi

Starring – Dylan McDermott, Stacey Travis, John Lynch

Director – Richard Stanley

Read Ian Schultz’s review on Cinehouse.

 

DVD – The Great Museum (2014)

Genre – Documentary

Director – Johannes Holzhausen

Read Alice Hubley’s review on Cinehouse.

 

 

 DVD – He Ran All the Way (1951)

Genre – Film Noir

Starring – John Garfield, Shelley Winters, Normal Lloyd

Director – John Berry

Read Ian Schultz’s review on Cinehouse.

 

DVD – The Best Man (1964)

Genre – Political Drama

Starring – Henry Fonda, Cliff Robertson, Kevin McCarthy

Director – Franklin J Schaffner

Read Ian Schultz’s review on Cinehouse.

 

Blu-ray – The Manchurian Candidate (1962)

Genre – Political Drama

Starring – Laurence Harvey, Frank Sinatra, Angela Lansbury, Janet Leigh

Director – John Frankenheimer

Read Ian Schultz’s review on Cinehouse.

 

DVD – Not as a Stranger (1955)

Genre – Film Noir

Starring -Robert Mitchum, Frank Sinatra, Lee Marvin, Olivia de Havilland  

Director – Stanley Kramer

Read Ian Schultz’s review on Cinehouse.

 

Blu-ray – Wild River (1960)

Genre – Drama

Starring – Montgomery Clift, Jo Van Fleet, Lee Remick

Director – Elia Kazan

Read Ian Schultz’s review on Cinehouse.

 

DVD – Back to 1942 (2012)

Genre – War Drama

Starring – Adrian Brody, Tim Robbins, Feng Xu

Director -Feng Xiaogang

Read Jenn Spiers’ review on Cinehouse.