THE WEEK OF JUNE 1st 2010

GROUP EDITED by: TROY ANDERSON

DVD/BR SECTION by: Troy Anderson

ALICE IN WONDERLAND (2010)
Director: Tim Burton
Disney

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Special Features


Finding Alice The Mad Hatter
The Futterwacken Dance
The Red Queen
Time-Lapse: Sculpting the Red Queen
The White Queen
Scoring Wonderland
Effecting Wonderland
Stunts Of Wonderland
Making the Proper Size
Cakes of Wonderland
Tea Party Props


Alice in Wonderland was this weird beast that Tim Burton and Disney shat into existence. Taking a cue from the Frank Beddor style adventures, Burton sought to recreate a classic tale for the Hot Topic set. Naturally, Disney realized that they needed to make something that could appeal beyond the Goth kids. So, they brought in some top-notch British supporting talent. The result was the continued sense of Burton players struggling through material that seems slightly beyond Burton’s grasp. Matt Lucas as the Tweedles was fun. It was like seeing Daffyd’s two retarded cousins from Wales.

AQUA TEEN HUNGER FORCE: VOLUME 7
showrunners. Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro

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Special Features

  • Episodes: Creature from Plaque Lagoon, Time Machine, 2-and-a-half Star
    Wars Out of 5, Fry Legs, Der Inflatable Fuhrer, The Last Last One
    Forever and Ever,
  •  Rubberman, Multiple Meats, Monster, Rabbot Redux,
    Eggball
    Live Action Behind the Scenes: The making of 12 minutes of television that changed television for 12 minutes
    Rubberman Behind the Scenes: Your mom and uncle sing about condoms
    Dumb Down Your Smart Phone
    Terror Phone II: The Legend of Rakenstein
    Live Action Carl: The Dave Long Story: Shave your head, grow a mustache, and gain 80 lbs. for a shot at fame

    • Aqua Teen Hunger Force continues to prove that massive amounts of weed dictates what college kids watch at night. This is the first Adult Swim to hit 100 episodes and I can’t say that too much has change. The movie still serves as this great fuck you to those that tried to start with the show via their solo celluloid adventure. But, the episodes are still these little cuts of odd. The live-action episode took place during this sort-of season and it introduced the world to Dave Long. If your sole credit in life is looking like Carl, I fucking pity you. While it makes you truly badass, you look like Carl. Carl, dude.

    THE WOLFMAN
    d. Joe Johnston

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    • Deleted and extended scenes
  • Featurettes
  • BD Live exclusive material



    • The Wolfman     continues to prove that CG effects are ruining American cinema. Sure, filmmakers will keep on their spiel about it just being a tool of the trade. We are moving forward technically and effects are improving. But, you can’t get past a studio that obviously had no idea what the fuck they wanted to achieve. All of Rick Baker’s work seems for nothing, when you have CG Wolfman and Old Man Wolf hopping around. Then, there’s the fact that the movie was pretty boring. For all of the noise over Mark Romanek walking and the musical score changes, there’s nothing to show for the effort. It’s just a cash grab from a studio that needs its classic properties to float SNL comedies that didn’t suck.

    LIFE
    narrated by. David Attenborough

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    Special Features

    • The 10-episode miniseries on four discs
      Life on Location: 10 behind-the-scenes video diaries found at the conclusion of each episode
      1080p, except “Plants,” which is 1080i