Paramount Home Media announced its first wave of March home
entertainment product offerings this past week.
Leading the parade is the Mar. 1 DVD debut of Capture the Flag, the animated
race-to-the-moon adventure film from Spanish filmmaker Enrique Gato (Tad,
the Lost Explorer).
The film, a major box office hit in Spain, had a light 20
screen domestic theatrical break right after Thanksgiving (qualifying it for
Oscar consideration) and pulled in $6,690 in ticket sales. For the record, the ARR is 86 days.
We follow the adventures of 12-year-old Mike, the grandson
of Frank, who was bumped from the Apollo landing when his son, Scott, developed
chicken pox. It has now come full circle
and Scott is an astronaut in training for the next moon mission.
In lickity-split fashion everything goes
wrong, both Mike and his grandfather end up on their way to the moon with one
of Mike’s friends, Amy, and to make things even more complicated, a
multi-billionaire named Carson, has launched his own space mission to eradicate
all evidence that the original moon landing ever took place. It is indeed a “space race to capture the
flag!”
Capture the Flag is top-of-the-line animation and the story
elements all click to make this a fun-filled, out-of-this-world,
adventure. The DVD features both the
Spanish-language version (with English subtitles) and the English-dubbed
theatrical release.
Also on the March release calendar from Paramount Home Media
are the TV-on-DVD selections of Drunk History: Season Three (a
double-disc product offering on Mar. 1) and the massive 27-disc collection of Hogan's
Heroes: The Complete Series (which will be retail-ready on Mar. 8).
On the Kidvid release front, look for Marshall, Chase, Skye and
their canine cohorts in their latest DVD release, Paw Patrol: Brave Heroes, Big
Rescues, on Mar. 1, and those “heroes in the half-shell” — Leonardo,
Donatello, Michelangelo and Raphael — will be back on Mar. 15 in the DVD debut
of Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles: Half-Shell Heroes: Blast to the Past.
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