Weekly RoundUp 3-29-2022 (1 Viewer)

[Mike Frezon]

 
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The Features

– Ordinary People – 1980

– A Star is Born – 1937

– The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm – 1962

– The Last Waltz – 1978

– Sing 2 – 2021

– Shakedown – 1950...

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[Mike Frezon]

WHAT A WEEK!

Some of the most long-awaited titles to come to HD home video hit the shelves this week.

Who among us hasn’t been waiting for the opportunity to be able to pull the trigger on purchasing Dagmar’s Hot Pants…and J-Lo’s most recent rom-com Marry Me?

But I kid.

• 1980 Best Picture winner Ordinary People
• The acclaimed 1937 A Star is Born (March/Gaynor)
• Restored Cinerama classic The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm

Wow. It continues to be a wonderful time for collectors of classic movies on disc for home viewing.

Enjoy, RoundUppers!

 

[Matt Hough]

Thanks, Mike, for the RoundUp!

I'll have reviews up for a couple of these in the next few days.

 

[Mike Frezon]

I just realized I forgot to include links to Robert Harris' "Few Words About" the big three releases this week: Ordinary People, A Star is Born, and The Wonderful World of Brothers Grimm.

Those links are now included in the grid.

I'll have reviews up for a couple of these in the next few days.

I'm ready for ya, @Matt Hough !

 

[Matt Hough]

I just realized I forgot to include links to Robert Harris' "Few Words About" the big three releases this week: Ordinary People, A Star is Born, and The Wonderful World of Brothers Grimm.

Those links are now included in the grid.


I'm ready for ya, @Matt Hough !

No need since two of the ones Robert Harris covered are also releases I'll be reviewing, so never mind!

 

[TravisR]

Nothing for me this week but thanks for the prices anyway, Mike!

 

[pitchman]

Thanks, as always, Mike. I am eagerly awaiting my Amazon Brothers Grimm pre-order. I had no idea there was a 3-film Edward G. Ulmer set coming out, so I just added it to my Amazon pre-order. Thanks to your RoundUp, Tuesday is going to be an extra fun day!

 

[Sega]

Zip zero this week for me!

 

[bujaki]

Siodmak's The Devil Strikes at Night is a great film. Can't recommend it highly enough. Don't overlook it in the face of all the other classics being released this week. This is also a classic.

 

[Mike Frezon]

I have added a link to @Matt Hough 's review of A Star is Born to this week's grid. (Spoiler alert: Matt likes it. Quite a lot! )

Siodmak's The Devil Strikes at Night is a great film. Can't recommend it highly enough. Don't overlook it in the face of all the other classics being released this week. This is also a classic.

Even though I don't know anything about this title, a recommendation from Jose means I will look into it!

Personally, I have pre-ordered Ordinary People--a film I haven't seen since it was in theaters. And I will be picking up A Star is Born down the road.

 

[Jake Lipson]

Thank you, Mike!

But nothing for me this week.

 

[Michael Cucka]

Hey, Mike!
The Frankenstein coming out this week is the Paul Morrissey "Flesh for Frankenstein" with Udo Kier - a curiosity in and of itself, especially in 3D!
The Branagh "Mary Shelly's Frankenstein" from Arrow comes out on April 12.
Thanks!

 

[Mike Frezon]

The Frankenstein coming out this week is the Paul Morrissey "Flesh for Frankenstein" with Udo Kier - a curiosity in and of itself, especially in 3D!
The Branagh "Mary Shelly's Frankenstein" from Arrow comes out on April 12.

Thanks, Michael! I really appreciate that. I had the Branaugh in my new release list. Then I saw the other one as I was researching prices and never connected that they were different.

The title name has been fixed!

 

[Matt Hough]

@Mike Frezon -

The review for The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm is now live!

 

[Mike Frezon]

@Mike Frezon -

The review for The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm is now live!

The grid is updated once again, @Matt Hough ! Thanks!

 

[Matt Hough]

The grid is updated once again, @Matt Hough ! Thanks!

Thank you so much, Mike!