Release Dates Aug 11 2008 @ 10:00 am
DVD Releases for August 12th, 2008
Today’s DVD release post is in honor of Colleeny, aka Haiku Girl, aka editor-at-large of 353 Review. As always, the releases are listed in order of awesomeness, as defined by me (subjective, no?).
Muhammad Ali: Made in Miami
Who Was He?
Ali More Than Just
Float & Sting
Recommended if you liked Ali, When We Were Kings, or On the Ropes
The Secret
Mulder’s Wife
Possesses Daughter
What the Heck?
Recommended if you’ve been wondering what David Duchovny has been up to these days (apart from X-Files)
CJ7
Stephen Chow
Makes Asian E.T.
Might Not Suck
Recommended if you liked Batteries Not Included, Kung-Fu Hustle, or Mac and Me
Chuckle At
Juno and Carrie,
Slightly Dumb
Recommended if you liked Juno, Sideways, or Lars and the Real Girl
Bra Boys
Aussie Doc
Gangs or Cup Sizes?
Crowe Lends Voice
Recommended if you liked Dog Town and the Z-Boys, Riding Giants, or really poorly titled documentaries
on Aug 11 2008 @ 10:18 am 1. Luke Harrington said …
…did anyone “like” Mac and Me?
on Aug 11 2008 @ 10:50 am 2. Sam Juliano said …
Not me Luke.
Admittedly, this week’s lineup is one of the weakest on record, but this remains a beautifully formatted feature here at Movie Zeal.
on Aug 11 2008 @ 2:45 pm 3. Haiku Girl said …
LOL…. thats awesome! Glad to see that Haiku Madness is spreading.
Wow this week is super weak. One film I’d like to add, that I haven’t seen yet, but am salivating all over myself in anticipation. Guy Maddin’s “Brand upon the Brain”. Surreal madman with seriously strange sense of humor… and that just the director.
on Aug 11 2008 @ 5:41 pm 4. Evan Derrick said …
I have a feeling I will dislike Maddin intensely. I’ve never seen any of his work, but it sounds like the kind of thing I have a hard time appreciating. For example, I really don’t enjoy Lynch’s work (apart from his more grounded fare, such as The Elephant Man), and I know there are strong parallels between him and Maddin, at least stylistically.
And yes, this week is wicked weak (alliteration for the win). Although I have heard wonderful things about the Ali doc, which is why it went to the top of the list.
And I remember liking Mac and Me, but that was when I was 8. My tastes have changed slightly since then.