Mark your calendars boys and girls. Bond. Casino Royale. Available for pre-order for the March 13th release. Based on the near 200 reviews on Amazon, I’m thinking if you don’t pre-order Casino Royale you’re going to be waiting a while to buy this one. Now you get to enjoy Eva Green and Caterina Murino in the comfort of your own home. Of course you also get Daniel Craig as James Bond, in the origin story of the world’s most famous spy.
The Book of Games
Billed as the “Ultimate Guide to PC and Video Games”, the Book of Games is 450 pages crammed with game summaries, strategies, ESRB ratings for the kiddies, tech specs and full color hi-resolution photos of over 150 of the top games from around the world. Roll through memory lane, recapture classic moments and get insight on games that shaped the industry. Weighing just under three pounds, this is one coffee table book that might actually get opened. $30
Snakes on a Plane
Do I need to tell you why this needs to be in your DVD cabinet? Snakes on a Plane. It’s Samuel L. Jackson being Samuel L. Jackson and if that is too much for you to handle then skip this flick. Otherwise whip out your card and snatch up the current number 1 movie on Amazon. More►
The Vice Guide to Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll
Some things need to go without explanation. This is one of them. The title says it all. We do our best to stay good and proper, but sometimes we venture out into the night and do the unthinkable. Is it disinfomation or misinformation? Well, you shouldn’t be reading this type of stuff anyway. Still curious? Pick it up here.
Oh, here’s another winner: VICE Do’s and Dont’s:10 Years of VICE Magazine’s Street Fashion Critiques.
Lupe Fiasco Food and Liquor
Lupe Fiasco dropped recently. If you’ve been under a rock, you’re obviously unaware. Sucks to be you. However, the recent Lupe Fiasco release Food Liquor may be to this generation what Illmatic and Nevermind was over a decade ago to the previous.
A unique collage of sounds and surprising lyrics, Lupe’s words provide a much needed break from gun-clapping, coke-slinging and street life often mercilessly lobbed upon your ears. Musically Food and Liquor stands on its’ own but if you like N.E.R.D., Kanye West or Andre 3000 most likely you would have no problem with Lupe
I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass
So last week, we did a silent release of the Entertainment section of BigBerries. There is still no link on the navigation bar and probably won’t be for some time, but you will have access through the article links. Last week was a post about FMA and the FMA movie release.
This week the release is music and the most current release of Yo La Tengo, I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass. This album is pretty bold and moves all over the place. You have to listen to it yourself to really appreciate the range and emotion, but I like it.
Fullmetal Alchemist The Movie
If you are not like us and didn’t watch the fansubs, then you can really appreciate the fact that Fullmetal Alchemist The Movie – The Conqueror of Shamballa has been released on DVD ($17.99). Fullmetal was a great series full of hidden messages and underlying themes.
Although we were happy the Cartoon Network finally picked up the series we could never quite get used to the new voices. (Our fault for watching those darn fansubs) The movie picks up where the series ended and attempts to answer many of the remaining questions and finally bring about resolution for the main characters. Followers of the Fullmetal Alchemist series know this is a must have.
Movies – Pay to Own Downloads
Movielink and CinemaNow have begun offering movies available for download, that when completed you own. About time.
Sony is the first to step up to the plate and will be offering titles from Sony Picture Home Entertainment and from the MGM catalog.
The first movie to get the double option (available both as a download and DVD) is Dirty, then that will be followed by Fun with Dick and Jane.
75 titles are currently available as downloads including, Memoirs of A Geisha and Spiderman 2.
Prices vary from $9.95 to $19.95. Movies are DRM protected and are available in Windows Media Format.
From Techdigest
