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'Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season' Comes to Blu-ray and DVD this January

  The World Outside Is Frozen Solid. The World Inside Is Heating Up. SNOWPIERCER: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON All Aboard The World’s Most Elite Train On January 26, 2021 When the Blu-ray™ & DVD Become Available!   BURBANK, CA (October 20, 2020) Attention all passengers - the revolution is coming! Get ready for more secrets, plot twists, and reveals as Warner Bros Home Entertainment takes you on an epic journey with the release of “Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season” on Blu-ray and DVD on January 26, 2021. Strap yourself in for an exhilarating ride with all 10 episodes from the first season, plus enjoy the captivating extra features, behind-the-scenes interviews, featurettes, and more! “Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season” is priced to own at $24.98 SRP for the DVD and $29.98 SRP for the Blu-ray, which includes a Digital Copy. Both sets have an order due date of December 22, 2020. “Snowpiercer: The Complete First Season” is also available to own on Digital via ...

Movie Review: Moving and Involving "Only The Brave" Is One Of The Year's Most Welcome Surprises

ONLY THE BRAVE Starring Josh Brolin, Miles Teller, Jeff Bridges James Badge Dale,  Taylor Kitsch, Jennifer Connelly Written by Ken Nolan and Eric Warren Singer Directed by Joseph Kozinki Reviewed by Patrick & Paul Gibbs  Out of Four Director Joseph Kosinksi made a name for himself with 2010's Tron: Legacy, but it wasn't necessarily a good name (in fairness, his name was "Kosinski" to begin with.). It was more of a mixed name - a guy who could create loud spectacles and give us eye popping visuals, but couldn't deliver substance or a cohesive story line -  and that mixed named only continued with Oblivion , which we maintain was an entertaining (if disposable) movie that unfortunately just felt far too much like too many genuine sci fi classics, from the overall   Ray Bradbury feel to the surprise twist that it turned out we were actually watching Duncan Jones' indie classic  Moon the whole time. The new recruit (Miles T...