Deadpool is definitely the big title this week, which is something of a problem, since I’m one of the last people who’s held out on seeing it. Many people who I trust and respect seemed to like it, but I so annoyed by just two minutes of the movie at a time that I’m not sure I’d get much out of it. So I have to look elsewhere for the big titles this week, and alas, there aren’t too many. There’s Criterion releasing Nicholas Ray’s classic In a Lonely Place, Cohen Media Group bringing the acclaimed Turkish coming-of-age drama Mustang to Blu-Ray, and Twilight Time giving those without a region-free player the ability to own Nicholas Roeg’s Eureka in high-def, and then some other stuff. Of course, any limey bastards reading this also get to experience Easy Rider on Criterion sans the necessary context provided by the BBS set, even though you can probably just watch Lost in America and get the gist of it.

Appassionata (Limited Edition to 3000) (Twilight Time)
Back Roads (Kino)
The Boy (Universal)
Cat Ballou (Limited Edition to 3000) (Twilight Time)
Creative Control (Sony)
Deadpool (Fox, also in 4K)
Easy Rider (Criterion, UK-only, Region B)
Eureka (Limited Edition to 3000) (Twilight Time)
Father of the Bride (Warner Archive Collection)
Garden of Evil (Limited Edition to 3000) (Twilight Time)
I Could Go on Singing (Limited Edition to 3000) (Twilight Time)
In a Lonely Place (Criterion)
The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane (Kino)
The Manhattan Project (Kino)
Mustang (Cohen Media Group)
The Perfume of the Lady in Black (RaroVideo)
Regression (Anchor Bay)
The Rock Box (Criterion)
War & Peace (Anchor Bay)