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Archer: Season 3
ISIS agent Archer takes on pirates, rednecks, Canadians, cyborgs, space mutineers, drug tests and Burt Reynolds in the most twisted and wrong season yet! The Parents TV Council raves, “Smutty, violent, adolescent ‘comedy.’” (Fox)
Compliance
A fast-food manager (Anne Dowd) receives a call from the police telling her that an employee (Dreama Walker) has stolen money from a customer; invasive psychological shakedowns and gratuitous deep-frying ensue. (Magnolia)
Dredd
Mega City One cop Dredd (Karl Urban) and his rookie sidekick (Olivia Thirlby) run afoul of a hooker-turned-drug-lord (Lena Headey) in the futuristic action-thriller that would make you forget Judge Dredd … if you already hadn’t. (Lionsgate)
Girls, Guns & Gambling
Gary Oldman, Christian Slater, Powers Boothe and Dane Cook(?) star in a Pulp Fiction rip-off about a bizarro Indian-casino robbery involving Elvis impersonators, Nordic female assassins and, it bears repeating, Dane Cook. (Universal)
Hit & Run
A witness-protection escapee (Dax Shepard) and his fiancee (Kristen Bell) flee to Los Angeles, hunted by the Feds (led by Tom Arnold) and gangsters (led by Bradley Cooper) in the rom-com-action flick nicer critics call “100 minutes long.” (Open Road)
More New DVD Releases (Jan. 6)
Anger Management: Season 1, Dallas: Season 1, Dance Moms: Season 2, Enlightened: Season 1, Episodes: Seasons 1-2, Frankenweenie, Game Change, House at the End of the Street, An Idiot Abroad: Season 2, The Inbetweeners Movie, Jack & Diane, Smash: Season 1, That’s What She Said
Speaking of ,
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Walk of Shame, The Lego Movie
New DVD/VOD Tuesday, June 17
- Jun 16, 2014
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Drinking-Class Zero
Following a night of drinking, Wendy Simpson, 25, walked to a McDonald’s restaurant in West Yorkshire, England, where she was told that the counter was closed and only the drive-through was open but that she couldn’t be served
- Jun 16, 2014
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How to Train Your Dragon 2
Dragon 2 shows DreamWorks is still willing to be daring
- Jun 13, 2014
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More by Bill Frost
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Available Jones
Eight great achievements by Utah Gov. Gary Herbert during eight years in office.
- Nov 29, 2017
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Get Happy!
Happy! brings the weirdness to Syfy; Fuller House further erodes 'Merica.
- Nov 29, 2017
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Thanks for Nothin'
Eight things you just don't want to hear from family this Thanksgiving.
- Nov 22, 2017
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