Mill Creek Entertainment has already announced Q1
DVD and Blu-ray product offerings that include complete collections of both The Mindy
Project: The Complete Series (10 disc sets for both
Blu-ray and DVD on Jan. 14) and Unbreakable Kimmy Smith: The Complete
Series (8 disc sets for both DVD and Blu-ray on
Feb. 4).
In addition to those fan-pleasing collections there
is a sweet DVD compilation on Jan. 14 titled Air Bud:
6 Movie Team-Up, which features all of the Buddy
the stray dog family films — Air Bud, Air Bud:
Golden Receiver, Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch, Air Bud: Strikes Back and Air
Buddies (and the set comes complete with
Digital Copy).
There are also “VHS Retro” Blu-ray releases (four
new films, including When a Stranger Calls on
Feb. 11) and new double-feature Blu-ray releases on Jan. 14, including the
double-bill of Reservation Road
(first time on Blu-ray) and Return to Paradise
(also first time on Blu-ray), both starring Joker’s
Joaquin Phoenix, who is a lock for a Best Actor nomination.
The first quarter is packed with price-to-own
collectibles and you’d just have to figure that Mill Creek Entertainment would
be done, but you’d be wrong.
Word arrived this past week that the company has
acquired the distribution rights to director Christopher Martini’s family-themed
drama, What the Night Can Do,
which is written and produced by Emmy-winner Stuart Margolin.
The DVD debut date for What the
Night Can Do will be Feb. 4.
This multi-generational family story was filmed on
location in Lewisburg, West Virginia and features Margolin (as Angel on The
Rockford Files) as the family patriarch who has
to guide his granddaughter, Launa (Peyton Kennedy — as “Dr. O” in the Odd Squad
series, plus such series as Everything Sucks! and Grey’s
Anatomy), through some rocky times,
including deep divisions within her own family.
JoBeth Williams (Poltergeist,
The Big Chill), Mercedes Mason (perhaps best
known as Captain Zoe Anderson on The Rookie
television series and Ofelia Salazar on Fear the
Walking Dead series) and Max Martini (as
Taylor in the Fifty Shades of Grey
trilogy) co-star as various members of the Dreyer/Cole family group.
What the Night Can Do, a
feel-good family tale, complete with a happy ending, comes complete with
Digital Copy (co-star, producer and writer Stuart Margolin wanted it that way …
he has grown weary over the years of too many “downer” films from Hollywood).
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