Yearly Archives: 2012

The bubbly has barely dried on Chris Bosh's neck, and already the folks at 2K Sports are talking about next season. NBA2K13 will feature a trio of the league's brightest young stars on its cover when the big-selling basketball sim drops this October. Oklahoma's Kevin Durant, Chicago's Derrick Rose, and Blake Griffin of the L.A. Clippers will share the honors.

Damages' Season 5 (the show's final season) will air on DIRECTV on July 11 at 9 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time.

The 1973 award-winning series The World at War narrated by Laurence Olivier is Amazon's Blu-ray Deal of the Week. The 9-disc boxed-set from History...

Amazon Studios has announced the first four titles to be developed for the Amazon Studios Series Development Slate which will run on Amazon's Instant...

Amazon's LOVEFiLM movie service has landed a deal with Twentieth Century Fox to stream movies and TV shows. The Fox titles will include catalog, recent and future titles, as well as "exclusive" access to second pay window titles starting in March, 2013.

What's new on Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray, & UltraViolet this week? One of the more popular titles hitting stores (and download servers) this week is 21 Jump Street starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum.

Can't get enough 3D? This Tuesday look for the release of Wrath of the Titans on 3D Blu-ray.

What a week it's been for Hitchcockians! First we had yesterday's big announcement from Universal on that 15-film boxed set, and today Warner Home Video has announced Dial M for Murder will be released in Blu-ray 3D October 9. One of the first movies to be released in 3D, this 1954 suspense classic stars the beautiful Grace Kelly, Ray Milland (slightly less beautiful), and Robert Cummings in the tale of a man who schemes to murder his wife. Not nice. Suggested list price is $35.99. Warner also announced that Alfred Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train will be coming to Blu-ray on the same date.

Sony and Panasonic will apparently announce an agreement as early as next week to partner in producing television sets that use organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology.