A charming film from the makers of Ponyo and Academy Award winning movie Spirited Away called The Secret World of Arrietty is now available on 2 Disc Blu-ray Combo pack. A creative story that mixes worlds bringing together an unlikely friendship plays delightfully to kids. With a voice cast that includes Amy Poehler and Carol Burnett the heartwarming film is sure to make your all time library.
Check out the Covers of the 2 New Back to the Future Publications from Hasslein Books
May 22nd, 2012 
Beyond the Marquee 
Presenting the Covers to Hasslein Books' Upcoming Back to the Future Publications
It looks like Back to the Future fans are in for a treat this year. In addition to Matty Collector’s replica 2015 Hoverboards coming out later this year, it looks like a pair of unauthorized Back to the Future publicationss from Hasslein Books will be hitting the shelves as well. There’s even a forward in one by our good pal Stephen Clark over at www.BTTF.com ! Click ahead to read the details. (Thanks to Danny S, a long time Beyond the Marquee fan who sent us this info he dug up over at Hasslein Book’s site)
[UPDATED] TRAILER TUESDAY: Anchorman 2, SKYFALL, The Good Doctor, Chinese Zodiac, The Great Gatsby & MORE!!!
May 22nd, 2012 Beyond the Marquee
Coming Soon to a Theater Near YOU!
Instead of bouncing around the net trying to find the latest trailers for the hottest films, just drop by Beyond the Marquee here on TRAILER TUESDAYS and we’ll load you up with what you need. Whether you’ve seen them allready, or ar thirsty to revisit them again, here are this weeks’ latest and greatest.
Details on Marvel’s THE AVENGERS BluRay/DVD Releases
May 22nd, 2012 Beyond the Marquee 
The Avengers on BluRay & DVD Coming Soon!
Only a month into it’s world-wide release and already Disney has revealed details on the upcoming BluRay/DVD releases of Marvel’s “The Avengers”. No doubt there are going to be some fantastic behind the scenes features, deleted scenes and bonuses to delight all fans. Click ahead to check out the list of some of the proposed content. Of course with a movie that performs so well in the box office, it’s home video release has to mirror those expectations as well. I’m sure more surprises are in store by the time they hit store shelves in late September.
Box Office Monday: Battleship Sinks to the Avengers
May 22nd, 2012 Nick Lepa 
You sunk my Battleship!
We know, we know. It’s a day late, but let’s face it, no one is perfect… besides the Avengers. In their third week, Marvel’s The Avengers is still number one at the box office. And yet again, another record is set! The Avengers hold the second-best third weekend, behind Avatar ($68.5 million). Heck, at the rate they’re breaking records, we should just re-name these articles “Avengers Monday.”
Now on a different note, and when I say “different” I mean “Not
CORIOLANUS (Blu-ray DVD review)
May 22nd, 2012 Joseph Vega 
GERARD BUTLER stars in CORIOLANUS.
When one thinks of Shakespeare, the things that never come to mind are rocket launchers, tanks, military operations, explosions, and knife fights right? Well, this is the world in which Ralph Fiennes, the director and star of Coriolanus, immerses the viewer. He takes Shakespeare’s play, which is originally set around the 5th century B.C. in ancient Rome, and transposes it to a modern day “place calling itself Rome.”
Downtown Cinema (with Malone) Reviews FILMGORE (DVD Review)
May 21st, 2012 Malone 
"Filmgore" available now from Full Moon Features
Here’s a little quote for you, Doc: “The child is in me still and sometimes not so still.” – Fred Rogers. That’s Mister Rogers, if you didn’t know him personally. I may be a grown up, but I can still feel the twelve year old boy running around inside of me; though it could be that $5 Little Caesar’s pizza I had at lunch. In any case, the 7th grade version of Malone was all giddy for the second film I’ve had the pleasure to review in Full Moon’s “Grindhouse Collection.” This time around, it’s 1983’s Filmgore – a compilation of some of the finest horror clips Producer Charles Band (Trancers, Dolls) could afford. With jokes written by the late Forrest J. Ackerman (Dead Alive, Evil Spawn) and featuring Elvira (Cassandra Peterson), this little flick is a wonderful nod to the VHS days of the ’80s.
