Excellent family fare is rare to movie screens these days, but when and also come around, it's often through a true sports story, such as "McFarland, USA, " which was in movies building a few months ago and is now on Blue-ray and DVD.
"McFarland, USA" (Disney phone cases/Blu-ray/DVD/Digital/On Demand, 2015, PG, deleted/extended displays, featurettes, music video). Kevin Costner plays real-life former football private coach Jim White. As the film opens its doors, he loses his job while takes a subordinate position in a small Texas high school. There, he slowly plots an unlikely team of cross country runners and then leads them to their state championship.
Familiar underdog stuff, true? But that summary is just the floor surface. What makes this film better than a large percentage of is its investment in the Im hispanic community in which White, his naughty (Maria Bello) and his children end up. He has to come to terms with the simple fact of his students' poverty-stricken day as field workers before he will understand how to reach out to candidates for the man's proposed track team. It's a perfectly developed journey, and Costner while cast are terrific.
"The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water" (Paramount/Nickelodeon/Blu-ray/DVD/Digital/On Demand, 2015, PG, deleted/extended/alternate displays, featurettes, sing-alongs, music video). This guidance second theatrical animated/live-action "SpongeBob SquarePants" feature was a huge hit, getting twice the box-office take of predecessor (2015's sixth biggest bump so far). Here, animated SpongeBob and friends take on super strengths to combat a live-action malevolent pirate (Antonio Banderas). Funny tasks.
"1776" (Columbia/Blu-ray/Digital, 1972, PG/unrated, 165-minute director's cut, 167-minute extended chopped, two audio commentaries, deleted/alternate displays, screen tests, trailers). This transition of the stage musical is steadfast to the play and to the history from the Continental Congress as we understand this situation, and includes most of the original Broadway cast, led by William Daniels as John Adams, Howard dan Silva as Benjamin Franklin while Ken Howard as Thomas Jefferson. Gorgeous hi-def upgrade with fruitfull bonus features should more than you need to fans.
"Tom and Jerry: One particular Gene Deitch Collection" (Warner/DVD, 1961-62, 13 cartoons, featurettes). After shuttering its animation studio in 1957, thus ending the Hanna-Barbera William and Jerry cartoons, MGM came to the conclusion three years later to revive the theatrical series and hired Prague-based illustrator Gene Deitch to create 13 better shorts. Those shorts, which particular fans love and others hate, can be found collected here, and while they are not up to the quality of Hanna-Barbera, they will be enjoyable cartoons for fans and your child.
"Wish You Well" (eOne/DVD/Digital, 2015, featurettes). In the 1940s, after the company's writer-father is killed and their new mother is disabled in a car accident, another 12-year-old girl and her less mature brother move from New York throughout Virginia to live with their grandmother (Ellen Burstyn) on a small farm. As well as, the girl learns family secrets that will informed her father's novels. (David Baldacci wrote the script, fine-tuning his own novel from which his literacy charity also takes its name. )
"The Dog Who Saved Summer" (Anchor Bay/DVD, 2015, PG). Live-action talking-dog comedy about the family that will owns former police K-9 Zeus (voiced by Mario Lopez) mailing him to obedience school. Sign: It doesn't take. This is the fifth tip in the series, after the dog which are saved Christmas, Halloween, Easter while "the holidays. " Dean Cain and Gary Valentine co-star.
"With This Ring" (Sony/DVD, 2015, actually rated). Lifetime cable TV comedy several unhappily single friends — skill agent Trista (Regina Hall), chat columnist Viviane (Jill Scott) while struggling actress Amaya (Eve Cooper) — who attend another friend's wedding on New Year's Event and vow to be married next year.
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