Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: April 2. It is a joyous celebration, made more powerful by where it takes place.

Even before Trump’s decision yesterday, the Paris Accord had broad support in the business community. On April 26, 2017 a group of companies wrote an open letter to. Buy it here Special Features New high-definition digital transfer, with 5.1 surround DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack on the Blu-ray Audio commentary from 1999.

The film centers on Ry Cooder, a friend of Wenders, and how he assembled a multi- talented group of Cuban musicians to play two concerts, one in Amsterdam and one in New York. It's hard to believe this film is almost 2. Lucy Walker has shot a follow- up that will get a limited theatrical release next month) and fun to remember how it gave these musicians such a brief but bright moment in the spotlight. Wenders' fictional work has been widely beloved, but Criterion has also devoted energy to his documentaries, releasing . Turn it up. Advertisement.

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Buy it here Special Features. New high- definition digital transfer, with 5. DTS- HD Master Audio soundtrack on the Blu- ray. Audio commentary from 1. Wim Wenders. New interview with Wenders. Interview from 1. Compay Segundo on his career and the world of Cuban music.

Radio interviews from 2. Ibrahim Ferrer, Rub. It shed light on a film that history almost forgot.

According to NPR, . How interesting that some have credited Beyonce's . However we got here, I'm happy that Cohen has seen fit to follow- up the revival of the film last year with a very solid Blu- ray release.

This is an important chapter in film history. Let's make sure we don't forget it again.

Buy it here. Special Features. Interview with Julie Dash and Dr.

Stephanie Dunn, Director of Cinema, Television and Emerging Media Studies at Morehouse College. Q& A with Director Julie Dash and Actress Cheryl Bruce at the Chicago International Film Festival, moderated by Actress Regina Taylor. Interview with Cinematographer Arthur Jafa.

Audio Commentary with Director Julie Dash and Michelle Materre. Re- release Trailer. There was a moment around the turn of the century in which Miike would have been one of the hottest subjects on Film Twitter if there was such a thing. The three films have nothing narratively in common but they're all crazy style, especially the first, influential work, one of the first Miike movies I saw. He's only made about three dozen since then, but he's still going strong, with a new film premiering in just a few weeks at Cannes.

I feel like we're just getting to the point where we can appreciate Miike. He's a filmmaker we'll be talking about long after he's gone, and the . They're almost purposefully imperfect, but they display a filmmaker willing to take risks that most have never even considered. Advertisement. Buy it here. Special Features. New Interview with Actor Riki Takeuchi. New Interview with Actor Show Aikawa New Interview with Producer and Screenwiter Toshiki Kinura New Audio Commentary for Dead or Alive by Miike Biographer Tom Mes Archive Interviews with Cast and Crew Archive Making- of Featurettes for DOA2: Birds and DOA: Final Original Theatrical Trailers for All Three Films.

Reversible Sleeve Featuring Original and Newly Commissioned Artwork by Orlando Arocena. While he probably wouldn't have made my top five, he's again very good here and should have gotten more attention. Most of all, I'm happy to see him capitalizing on the success of films like .

He plays Ray Kroc, the man who basically stole Mc. Donald's from a pair of brothers (played perfectly by Nick Offerman andd John Carroll Lynch) and turned it into an international phenomenon. Compared by some to . The story of the Mc. Donald brothers, swindled by a fast- talker, is the most interesting arc of the film.

I cared less about Kroc's romantic subplot. A lot less. Buy it here. Special Features. Behind- the- Scenes Gallery (Featurette) Press Conference. I hope people catch up with . If you're a fan of . A tearjerker from the director of .

Enough has been written about why . Henson, Janelle Monae, and Octavia Spencer. They are the center of the film, and every decision they make feels like the right one. In a sense, Melfi just encouraged them and got out of their way. Movies For Apple Ipod The New Girlfriend (2015) here.

And that was the smartest directorial decision he could have made. Advertisement. Buy it here. Special Features. It All Adds Up: The Making of Hidden Figures: No Limits - The Life of Katherine Johnson The Right People for the Job?

Recreating an Era? A Spiritual Journey - The Music of the Film Moving the Decimal - Honoring Katherine Johnson Deleted Scenes Filming in Georgia Audio Commentary by Director Theodore Melfi and Taraji P.

Forget about what happened at the Academy Awards. Forget about the buzziest Oscar season ever. Forget about all of the hype. Try and just appreciate Damien Chazelle's film on its own terms. It's a joyous, wonderful movie about the way love and creativity intersect and influence each other. It's not the traditional love story that you may be expecting.

It's not even a traditional musical, in modern terms, far more influenced by Demy than Sondheim. I think history will be kind to . It is a movie that people will fall in love with over and over again for decades to come. Buy it here. Special Features. Another Day in the Sun: They Closed a Freeway La La Land's Great Party Ryan Gosling: Piano Student Before Whiplash: Damien Chazelle's Project The Music of La La Land John Legend's Acting Debut the look of Love: Designing La La Land Epilogue: The Romance of the Dream Damien & Justin Sing: The Demos Marketing Gallery La La Land's Love Letter to Los Angeles Ryan and Emma: Third Time's the Charm Song Selection Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Damien Chazelle and Composer Justin Hurwitz.

There are elements that work, particularly Nicole Kidman's subtle performance and the cinematography in the first half, but this is manipulative moviemaking at its most tearjerking. It's one of those films in which everyone says what they're thinking and what they're planning to do in every conversation, especially in the second half. Every character feels like a writer's device more than someone fully- formed and three- dimensional. Does the manipulation work? Sure, I cried at the end too. But I didn't feel good about it. And there were better films that .

We should consider ourselves incredibly lucky that not only are new films getting more notable stateside theatrical releases, they're also accompanied by great Blu- ray editions from GKids. And it's not just for the new flicks, but the ones that almost fell through the cracks of history like . It's not a great film but even minor Ghibli is important to film history. They're a company that always comes at their work artistically, and their influence and importance is only starting to be adequately recognized. Buy it here. Special Features. A Never- Before- Released Short Film About Life At Studio Ghibli.

If you haven't been keeping up with HBO's best shows, you can now catch up on Blu- ray and DVD with the recently released season sets. There's not much to say other than HBO continues to keep matching the quality of the TV work with the quality of their Blu- ray releases, which comes with digital copies and special features that should appeal to fans. Buy it here. Night Shyamalan's massive hit thriller (pun slightly intended), which made a fortune and helped push the just- announced . On one hand, James Mc. Avoy is fantastic. Watch his physical transformations as he plays the different personalities of the villainous center of this piece. On the other hand, the script here is one of Shyamalan's worst.

I hate how it constantly breaks tension (the therapist is an entirely useless character who exists purely for exposition and background) and wastes two of the three kidnapped girls with no characters at all (Haley Lu Richardson, in particular, deserved better). It's a decent enough thriller for a Saturday night rental, but it's nowhere near Shyamalan's best, and I hope he irons out the concept's flaws in the sequel. Advertisement. Buy it here. Special Features. Alternate Ending & Deleted Scenes with Introductions by M. Night Shayamalan The Making of Split The Many Faces of James Mc. Avoy The Filmmaker's Eys: M.

Night Shyamalan. Criterion seeks to change that this week with the release of .