New DVD Releases for 22 April 2008

  • Cloverfield

This is really the only one I need to spotlight, isn’t it?  Looks really cool if you can stomach the hand-held camera throughout.

  • Charlie Wilson’s War

Tom Hanks went on Oprah’s show to promote this, so you know it’s a feel-good romantic comedy, right?!? ;-)

And that’s it. Sad, isn’t it?


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6 Responses to “New DVD Releases for 22 April 2008”

  1. Josh Herndon
    22. April 2008 at 09:14

    I saw Cloverfield in the theater and really enjoyed it. I personally didn’t get sick, but I know my sister certainly felt a little queasy. I would imagine on a smaller screen this would be more manageable for those who may be sensitive. I have been debating buying this on DVD, but decided to wait for the eventual Blu-ray release.

  2. Patricia
    22. April 2008 at 11:55

    Charlie Wilson’s war is brilliant. Fantastic dialogue/script, great acting, and largely a-political, which is refreshing.

  3. Troy
    22. April 2008 at 15:09

    Also out this week is Season 2 of Friday Night Lights. LOVE. IT.

  4. Joseph J. Finn
    22. April 2008 at 16:24

    There’s also Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman in The Savages.

  5. Trip Bakun
    22. April 2008 at 18:06

    Never watch Blair Witch Project for the herky jerky camera action and don’t anticipate watching Cloverfield because of that same reason. It’s a bummer though, I really was intrigued for the first few bits of viral marketing for the movie.

  6. Matthew M
    23. April 2008 at 07:25

    Cloverfield came to REAL close to making me hurl when I saw it in the theaters. Although I understand why the had the shaky-cam, it was a gimmick that wore thin real fast and got incredibly annoying even faster.

    That having been said, it’s a GREAT monster flick. Loved it.