11-11 Top Ten DVD Releases

Christmas Is Coming

The spirit of yuletide season is edging closer, not far around the corner now. The newly-released DVDs for the week can keep you in tune for the joyful season ahead.

This Week’s DVD Releases for Novemeber 11

The Twilight Zone: 5th Dimension [Complete Series Limited Edition Boxed Set]

The TWILIGHT ZONE was Rod Serling’s groundbreaking television series. It has been released on DVD before, but not with both the Original Series and the classic 1980s Series, in THE 5th DIMENSION

It comes as a set of 41 DVDs, and includes more than 20 hours of bonus features including a brand-new documentary with newly released interviews, the American Masters documentary Rod Serling: Submitted for Your Approval, plus many Rod Serling interviews, lectures and appearances. This set also contains interviews with the original cast and crew. There are also dozens of audio commentaries, and a selection of music scores from the Original Series.

This set is a Numbered, Limited Edition boxset. Some fans are not happy that is has not been released on Blu-Ray, while others are not happy with the pricing, because they purchased a previous boxset, without the new additions.

I Am Ali

This is an intimate and heart-warming view into the life of Muhammad Ali, the man behind the legend – as we’ve never seen Ali before. The DVD contains exclusive access to Ali’s personal archive of voice recordings, plus interviews and testimonials from his inner circle of family and friends, including his daughters, son, ex-wife and brother, plus legends of the boxing community including Mike Tyson, George Foreman and Gene Kilroy.

Jersey Boys

This is the big screen adaptation of the Broadway show of the same name, which was loosely based on the life of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. The first half is about the making of the band, and the second half focuses more on tensions within the band, personal suffering and tragedies they experience.

Clint Eastwood talked to Prairie Miller about Jersey Boys. Eastwood had an unusual interest in directing the stage to screen adaptation delving into the lives and music of The Four Seasons.

How to Drain Your Dragon 2

A great 3D animation, written and directed by Dean DeBlois – co-director and co-writer of the first film. Breathtaking flying sequences, great for adults and kids.

Happy Christmas

A stay at home mother is desperate to rediscover her passion for writing, when her younger sister comes to live with her and her husband, after the younger sister ends a relationship. There is tension in the house.

Art 21: Art in the 21st Century [Season 7]

I Am Yours

Frozen in Time

Ice Warriors

At the Sochi Paralympics, Paralympic Sled Hockey team plays a game of force, speed, and strategy, also known as Murderball on Blades. Athletes with disabilities battle with their sticks, sharp sled runners, and serrated ice picks. This film showcases their hard training, plus emotional stories of injury, resilience and personal challenges.

Coldwater

Honorable Mention

Betrayal

Lady Valor: The Kristin Beck Story

Dear Secret Santa

Southern Baptist Sissies

Tammy

Iceman

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