Fans of the musical flocked to theaters to watch Hugh Jackman’s heroic Valjean joust with Russell Crowe’s devious Javert, to see Hathaway sing the heartbreaking “I Dreamed a Dream,” and to vicariously stand atop the barricades on the eve of France’s 1832 revolution. On March 22, the experience comes home when Les Misérables arrives on Blu-ray, DVD, and On Demand.

There you go, March 22^nd. If you click through to Entertainment Weekly, there’s also a trailer for the upcoming Blu-ray release that they have restricted so I can’t embed it here and I can’t find it anywhere else at the…

April is going to be a big month for Star Trek on Blu-ray. First up is season three of Star Trek: The Next Generation coming on April 30th, along with a special stand-alone release of the two-part episode “Best of Both Worlds” on the same day. In addition on the same day Paramount is releasing a number of Star Trek feature films that were previously only available in box sets. And finally “Best of Both Worlds” is also getting a theatrical release.

I can’t get tickets yet in Nashville for the the theater event, but I’m keeping my eyes peeled. And I’m excited for Season 3. It is one of…

Three notable new releases to streaming and video on demand that you might be interested in watching:

Skyfall

Not the great film that critics seem to rave about, but it’s a fine film and worth watching. It has great cinematography, great acting and character development, and more. And even though I was a bit disappointed in Silva, he’s still a good villain. So the film is worth watching. Read my review here. I gave it 3.5 of 5 stars.

Availability: iTunes » VUDU » Amazon »

Argo

You should most certainly watch this film. This made it into my personal top ten films of 2012 and it’s a…

On HD Digital Feb 12 On Blu-ray Combo Pack Mar 5

Prepare for adventure when “the most original film in years” (Bryan Erdy, CBS-TV) that thrilled audiences of all ages drops on Blu-ray and Blu-ray 3D! From Walt Disney Animation Studios comes a hilarious, arcade-game-hopping journey in Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph.

If you have not seen the film in theaters, this is a good time to make up for that sin.

If you’re a true cinema lover and are a millionaire, Prima Cinema may be the thing you’ve been waiting for. It is an elite movie service which brings cinema movies straight to the comfort of your own home. So if a new film were just released in the cinema today, instead of going to the cinema, you can watch it at home right now.

Uh huh. So how many smackaroos do you have to put down for this?

What’s the cost for all this? $20,000. The cost just doesn’t stop there though. You have to pay $500 each time you watch a new film too.

I’ll pass, thanks.

Here’s another behind the scenes video from the upcoming Blu-ray release of The Dark Knight Rises talking about the scene where Bane blows up a football stadium.

Personally, more than the special features, I can’t wait to sit down and watch all three films back to back… okay, maybe not in one sitting or anything, but perhaps 3 nights.

Here’s the special feature:

The Dark Knight Rises comes to home entertainment December 4^th, and the PR machine has been going non-stop to get us excited about it. One such effort is this excerpt from a featurette about Catwoman and her fighting style and how Anne Hathaway played the role of Selina Kyle.

Check it out here and get your appetite whet for that release.

Did you wonder what Jane Foster was smiling about at the end of Thor just before the cut to the end credits? Well this deleted scene will show you just what she was happy about as she shoots some sort of sci-fi looking beam of light in Thor’s direction.

This is a leak from he Marvel “Phase One” box set which will no doubt include other copious deleted scenes, and it is also known to contant a sneak peek at the upcoming “Phase Two” films such as Iron Man 3, Thor 2, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy, and The Avengers 2.

You can pre-order this box-set on…

Adding to the exclusivity and collectability of the Blu-ray release is an HD, “Extended Cut” of “The Measure of a Man,” this includes deleted scenes and different angles from the broadcast version. The original version of the episode is included, as well as a “Hybrid Extended Cut,” combining the high-definition on-air version of “The Measure of a Man” with video of the extra material taken from an early VHS rough-cut of the episode that was in the writer’s (Melinda Snodgrass) archives.

This is awesome! Despite the fact that Seasons 1 and 2 turned out some real trash, The Measure of a…