It’s that time again… more new releases are upon us!
This week we find an Academy Award winner mixed in with several other flicks that may interest you.
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This week you can check out…
Black Swan, Sacrifice, Blood Out, and more…
What will you be watching this week?
Black Swan Starring: Mila Kunis,Natalie Portman,Vincent Cassel
Genre: Drama,Thriller
Release Year: 2010
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Black Swan (BLU-RAY) Starring: Mila Kunis,Natalie Portman,Vincent Cassel
Genre: Drama,Thriller
Release Year: 2010
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Blood Out Starring: 50 Cent,Val Kilmer,Vinnie Jones
Genre: Action,Thriller
Release Year: 2011
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Consinsual Starring: Keena Ferguson,Kathryn Taylor
Genre: Drama,Drama
Release Year: 2010
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Ernest (Double Feature) Starring: Jim Varney,Victoria Racimo
Genre: Comedy
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Knockout Starring: Steve Austin,Daniel Magder
Genre: Action
Release Year: 2011
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Sacrifice Starring: Christian Slater,Cuba Gooding Jr.
Genre: Action,Crime,Thriller
Release Year: 2011
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Scout's Honor Starring: Chris Kattan,Fred Willard,David Schultz
Genre: Comedy
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Sniper: Reloaded Starring: Billy Zane,Chad Michael Collins
Genre: Action,War
Release Year: 2010
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Summer Eleven Starring: Adam Arkin,Jamie Butterworth,Valerie Mahaffey
Genre: Family,Drama,Family
Release Year: 2010
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OOOOOH – Christian Slater AND Cuba Gooding Jr?!?!?!
Black Swan for me; Ernest for my wife.
Dude, you make fun of Christian Slater and Cuba Gooding,
and your wife is gonna watch ERNEST ?!?!?!?!?!!!?!?!?!!??!
Are you kidding me???
I didn’t say I was going to watch it, nor would I ever condone the watching of Ernest. I think it’s some childhood trauma on her part. Just noting…
Black Swan for me!
Just one this week…
“Black Swan”
Looks like May is becoming a redbox withdrawal™ month! ;)
Nothing until May 10, 2011
“Harry Potter & the Deadly Hallows: Part 1”
and even less after that.
Are you saying that Redbox is not getting Sony’s THE GREEN HORNET on May 3rd or Dreamworks’s NO STRINGS ATTACHED on May 10th or Sony’s THE MECHANIC & Sony’s THE ROOMMATE on May 17th or Disney’s GNOMEO & JULIET & Disney’s I AM NUMBER FOUR on May 24th or Summit’s DRIVE ANGRY on May 31st.
I thought Redbox had distribution agreements with those studios for availability on street date.
But if Redbox doesn’t have them, many other places will.
@ Joe Schmuck
redbox withdrawal™ is just personal preference. ;)
check out the redbox coming soon page…
http://www.redbox.com/movies/comingsoon
Here’s a review of “Summer Eleven” –
Its storylines are a bit too grown up for children – including the age-group represented by the young actresses in the film – and there is not enough nostalgia so to speak to attract adults. Therefore, the question of who might be its prime demographic is beyond stupefying.
Yet, that is actually kind of a shame seeing as “Summer Eleven” is a heartwarming look at a few short adolescence-defining months in the lives of four preteen girls. Moreover, Kell may have found a star brighter than most other child-actresses in Alice Ziolkoski, who is eternally charming and incredibly talented.
Continue reading on Examiner.com: Movie Review: Summer Eleven – http://www.examiner.com/movie-in-phoenix/movie-review-summer-eleven-review