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Family Films
Ted (Zac Efron) lives in a plastic, manufactured world in The Lorax, but Audrey (Taylor Swift), the girl next-door, dreams of a world with real trees... the kind that grow out of the ground.
Ted's grandmother (Betty White) remembers real trees and sends him to find the one man who can help him: the Once-ler (Ed Helms).
The Once-ler tells Ted the story from the classic Dr. Seuss book, how
the Once-ler took the environment for granted, and the Lorax (Danny DeVito),
the protector of the trees. Through bright, animated action and upbeat
musical numbers, Ted has to correct the Once-ler's mistakes and bring
back the trees. With Rob Riggle. On DVD and Blu Ray.The Disney Channel original movie Let It Shine recasts Cyrano de Bergerac as 16-year-old Cyrus (Tyler James Williams), a humble boy with a hidden talent. When he writes a song about Roxanne, the beautiful singer he's infatuated with, Cyrus' song wins the local music competition... but Roxanne assumes someone else wrote the song. Cyrus' words are powerful, but will he be able to stand up, take credit, and deliver his rhymes himself?
Adapted Novels
Don (Marshall Allman) rebels against his Texan Baptist upbringing and enrolls in a Portland's Reed University in Blue Like Jazz,
based on the New York Times bestseller. Fleeing from hypocrisies in his
home and church, Don re-invents himself at school as a secular,
intellectual skeptic. As he looks for meaning amongst demonstrations, 
class debates, and an environment that encourages exploration, he makes new friends (Tania Raymond) and pursues a girl (Claire Holt)
who has more in common with former-Don than reinvented-Don. Over the
course of his freshman year, Don has to resolve the divide between what
he believes, who he is, his mistakes, and the people around him.
class debates, and an environment that encourages exploration, he makes new friends (Tania Raymond) and pursues a girl (Claire Holt)
who has more in common with former-Don than reinvented-Don. Over the
course of his freshman year, Don has to resolve the divide between what
he believes, who he is, his mistakes, and the people around him.Documentaries
Kevin Macdonald's documentary Marley incorporates interviews with friends, family, and archival footage of Bob Marley himself to craft a loving portrait of the singer and activist. Framing the life and career of Bob Marley around his passion for music and activist spirit that put him at odds with U.S. and U.K. interests, the film explores his life as a musician, public figure, and cultural icon.Filming the life journey of a loggerhead turtle from Florida to Africa, Turtle: The Incredible Journey is a non-fiction adventure tale about a turtle's journey against near-impossible odds. Narrated by Miranda Richardson, the documentary follows the turtle as she survives predators and harsh conditions during her years-long travel over thousands of miles to her ancestral spawning ground.
New this week in our TV New Releases:
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Grimm Season 1 |
A police detective learns he's a Grimm, a guardian destined to keep the balance between the human world and the mythological fairy-tale creatures known as Wessen. |  |
Parenthood Season 3 |
The three generations of the Braverman family continue to navigate the complexities of their extended relationships in the acclaimed comedy/drama series. |
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Misfits Series 1 |
A group of teenagers sentenced to community service develop strange abilities but, far from being heroes, can still barely manage their day-to-day lives. |  |
Heartland Season 1 |
Amy keeps her mother's dream alive by healing abused and neglected horses with the help of her grandfather in the Rocky Mountains. |
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Curious George Dance Party |
Curious George and The Man in the Yellow Hat dance and sing in eight episodes of the award-winning animated show. |
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