Good evening. Or good morning. Or good afternoon, really. Whatever time of day it is where you are reading this is the perfect time to check out all of our new releases. This week, a collection of Alfred Hitchcock masterworks…
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Are you ready to laugh? There’s plenty of huge chuckles to be found in the following hits, all of which are featured in our Colossal Comedy sale! Spanning from the 1920s to the 2010s, we have thousands of your favorite…
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Neil Simon was pretty much box office gold in his heyday of the seventies. A playwright by trade, of course, but many of his Broadway productions eventually made their way to the big screen, including such fondly remembered films like The…
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Recent features and Hollywood classics intermingle in another stellar week of DVD and Blu-ray new releases. You’ll want to set aside some free time to make sure you watch all of these wonderful offerings! The Hustle Riotous, gender-reversed updating of…
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A Star is Born is one of 2018’s most-loved and successful pictures…not to mention a favorite to win big at this year’s Academy Awards. That, well, star-packed romantic drama is one of several great movies making their eagerly awaited debut…
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We continue to mourn the loss of celebrated playwright and screenwriter Neil Simon, who died yesterday at the age of 91. We asked you yesterday to let us know what your favorite film written by Simon was, but we wanted…
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As we continue to remember the life and work of Neil Simon, we wanted this week’s Create-A-Caption to shine a light on what is his most enduring work: The Odd Couple. We’ve taken a still from the 1968 classic starring…
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Legendary playwright, screenwriter and maker of amusement Neil Simon has died at his home in Manhattan at the age of 91. Beginning his professional career writing for television classics like Your Show of Shows and The Phil Silvers Show (experiences…
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Has there ever been a funnier example of mismatched friends than The Odd Couple? Neil Simon’s Broadway classic (reportedly based on his brother’s life) stars Jack Lemmon as the agonizingly neat Felix Unger and Walter Matthau as the constantly disheveled…
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