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“There’s Always Tomorrow” and More of This Week’s New Releases!

08.25.20 | Chris Cummins | Tags: Barbara Stanwyck, Cecil B. DeMille, Charles Gray, Christian Slater, Clint Eastwood, Criterion Collection, Debbie Harry, Endeavour, Frances Langford, Fred MacMurray, Grant Gustin, Hal Roach Studios, Joan Bennett, Judd Apatow, Katharine Hepburn, Kay Lenz, Lucille Ball, Lucio Fulci, Marisa Tomei, Michael Gambon, Mick Jagger, Noah Beery Jr., Pete Davidson, Peter Cushing, Reginald Denny, Spencer Tracy, The Flash, Warner Archive Collection | no comments

There's Always Tomorrow

Classics to cult hits, art house favorites to TV season sets. There’s a potpourri of perfection when it comes to this week’s new Blu-ray and DVD titles. Take a look at what releases are now available. Your home video library…

The Movies Unlimited Exclusive “Action of the Tiger” and More New Releases!

04.14.20 | Chris Cummins | Tags: Action of the Tiger, Alan Alda, Amanda Plummer, Buddy Ebsen, Bugs Bunny, Burt Lancaster, Busby Berkeley, Charlotte Rae, Criminal Minds, Danny McBride, Diane Lane, Dick Powell, Doris Day, Edward G. Robinson, Eleanor Powell, Frances Langford, Frank McHugh, Guy Kibbee, Hallmark Channel, Herbert Lom, Hugh Herbert, Jack Benny, James Cagney, James Stewart, Jamie Foxx, Joan Blondell, John Goodman, John Hughes, June Knight, Looney Tunes, Lucille Ball, Marc Singer, Marlo Thomas, Martine Carol, Michael B. Jordan, Molly Ringwald, Movies Unlimited Exclusives, Red Skelton, Robert Englund, Robert Taylor, Rod Steiger, Ruby Keeler, Scott Glenn, The Criterion Collection, Una Merkel, Van Johnson, Vincent Gardenia | no comments

Wow. In the ten years since Movies Unlimited began, there has never been a week as crammed with exciting new releases as this one. Starting with the title Action of the Tiger that is available exclusively from Movies Unlimited on…

Lucy and Desi Encounter Infinite Laughs and “Too Many Girls”

02.11.18 | Chris Cummins | Tags: 1940s Movies, Ann Miller, Desi Arnaz, Eddie Bracken, Frances Langford, Hal LeRoy, Lucille Ball, Richard Carlson | no comments

In the 1940 musical comedy Too Many Girls, carefree college freshman Connie Casey (Lucille Ball) didn’t have the complete trust of her wealthy dad, so he put four of the campus jocks (Desi Arnaz, Richard Carlson, Eddie Bracken, Hal LeRoy)…

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