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The View and Sonny Hostin open their mouths to show their ignorance of the 2nd Amendment and American gun owners.

Bored with the 2021 Tokyo Olympics? Let's re-run those vintage "Laff-A-Lympics" cartoons. Anyone but a network TV exec could figure this out.

"Almost Famous: Steelbook Edition," Cameron Crowe's homage to the rock 'n' roll lifestyle, debuts in 4k ultra-HD format with added extras.

Director Sam Peckinpah's troubled 1965 epic Civil War Western, Major Dundee, returns to the Blu-ray format packaged for hardcore fans.

The battle between Good and Evil is always with us. It's a common thread running through works of fiction and film. Like "Evil," S2 on Paramount +.

'Godzilla vs Kong', the latest clash of legendary pop culture Titans moves from HBO Max to ultra-high definition home entertainment centers.

With Father's Day celebrations arriving this weekend, here are some last-minute gift suggestions for the movie-loving dad.

Supernatural, the longest-running, live-action fantasy television show on cable ended after 15 seasons and is now available in a box set.

The Adam Carolla - Dennis Prager film “No Safe Spaces” argues persuasively in favor of the real American way. And the First Amendment.

TALLINN, the capturing of the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir as a virtual instrument by Orchestral Tools, is a triumph.

LGBTQWTF US Army recruiters jump the shark, going all-in with America's woke corporate CEOs in a new, treacly YouTube sales pitch.

A surprisingly idiotic parody of space fantasy and sci-fi films, "Spaceballs" by Mel Brooks debuts in ultra-HD format and packed with extras.

Resident Evil Village brings back the survival horror game for the past quarter of a century returns with new scares for Ethan Winters.

Mel Brook's 1967 satirical masterpiece The Producers returns to the high definition format sourced from a new 4K restoration.

For the Netflix docudrama Sons of Sam: A Descent into Darkness, a place of the horror is the 43-acre Untermyer Park and Gardens in Yonkers.

Debuting in the Blu-ray format, filmmaker and comedian Albert Brooks' "Defending Your Life," is a profoundly amusing look at the afterlife.

A look at a pair of classic black-and-white films from the 1930s: "Each Dawn I Die" and "Another Thin Man," restored for the HD format.

Wonder Woman 1984 starring DC Comics' famed Amazonian princess, moves to ultra-high-definition home theaters.

This visually enhanced release of "Gattaca" (1997) enters a world where genetic engineering creates superior humans called "valids."

"News of the World," a recent post-Civil War drama adapted by director Paul Greengrass arrives on 4K for home theater fans of Western films.