Update Universal Monsters Shop Review – Thursday, September 01, 2022 4:00 PM All of our Star Trek 4K reviews are available, plus pre-orders for Universal Monsters V2, Classic Flix’s Little Rascals Collection, and more from Bill Hunt
Alright, I’ve just spent the entire week reviewing every single Star Trek 4K Ultra HD release with the exception of the new 6 movie collection. So now you can read my thoughts on: Star Trek: The Motion Picture – 3-Disc Director’s Cut: The Complete Adventure, the 2-Disc release of Star Trek: The Motion Picture – Director’s Cut, and the extended versions of 2 discs of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Star Trek V: The Final Frontier and Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, all in 4K Ultra HD from Paramount.
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For those wondering, the new 6-film collection includes everything except the longer special version of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, which is exclusive to the Complete Adventure box set. So adjust your purchasing plans accordingly. Full details on the other SKUs are in the reviews linked above. I hope you all like it!
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So… as you can see in the image to the left, the Universal Classic Monsters: Icons of Horror – Volume 2 Box Set is now official and (most importantly) available for pre-order! [Read here…]
Additionally, all single-movie SKUs from the Volume 1 box set are also available for pre-order on their own. You can see the cover art for all of these below (click on each one to visit Amazon.com’s pre-order pages).
Taika Waititi’s latest chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thor: Love and Thunder, is also available for pre-order on Amazon on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray. The street date is 9/27. Again, you can check out the cover below.
In other news today, we confirm with retail sources that Paramount will be releasing Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction in 4K Ultra HD on November 1st. We look forward to more details soon.
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Additionally, Kino Lorber Studio Classics has revealed plans to bring Rian Johnson’s Brick (2005) to 4K Ultra HD in the coming months with a new 4K HDR master.
Lionsgate has set a fall release on Blu-ray and DVD on 10/18, with digital release scheduled for 9/27.
Music Box Films has scheduled the release of Sex & Lucia on Blu-ray on 9/20, followed by The Story of Film: A New Generation on DVD on 10/18 and Lost Illusions on Blu-ray and DVD on 10/25.
RLJE Films and Shudder have confirmed that George A. Romero’s The Amusement Park will arrive on Blu-ray, DVD, and digital on September 13.
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GKids has now made the movies from its Studio Ghibli catalog available for rental on all major digital services.
And finally, today our friends at Classic Flix announced that they plan to release The Little Rascals: The Complete Collection – Centennial Edition on Blu-ray on 11/15 (RRP $74.99). This set will include all previous Blu-ray releases (most of which we’ve reviewed here at The Bits (see volumes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; our review of volume 6 is coming soon) along with an exclusive Blu-ray. – ray Bonus Disc that includes
(including silent shorts, a new introduction by Leonard Maltin, parts of shorts that survive only incompletely, the 1951 Our Gang Reunion TV special, and much more.) But the good news is, if you’ve already purchased the previous volumes, you can order just the bonus disc here on the Classic Flix website for just $17.99. And here is the link to the Complete Collection.
Alright, so we leave you with a look at the cover art for Thor: Love and Thunder plus all of the Universal Monsters titles mentioned above. Simply click on each one to visit their respective Amazon.com pre-order pages…
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RT @ArrowFilmsVideo: Summer is coming, so hit the video store with Wing Chun, seafaring tales, a lighthouse, hard-hitting yakuza action and… Is it too early to think about Halloween? Absolutely! And LEGO is here to help us get into the (ahem) spirit of things with a new BrickHeadz set. But is this a seasonal deal or a hint of something more substantial to come? Say hello to 40422 BrickHeadz: Frankenstein, #111 in the BrickHeadz Collection. This 108-piece set doesn’t have an official price or release date yet, but it will likely match the $9.99 price tag of the rest of the line. What secrets does this set hold? Keep reading and you will see!
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The front and back of the packaging are pretty standard, showing Frankie from the front and attached to the display base of him. And, yes, this set should probably be called “Frankenstein’s Monster” and not just “Frankenstein.” Normally, I’d just point you to the now-canon XKCD strip that makes it totally normal to call him Frankenstein and get on with your life. But I can not. Because? Because this isn’t just a public domain Frankenstein…
This Frankenstein is part of a new Universal Monsters theme! Sadly, there’s no hint on the packaging or instruction booklet as to whether there will be more BrickHeadz in this lineup or if we’ll see Universal Monsters appear in other LEGO forms. But we can wait, right?
Inside the box are three bags of parts, a loose 6×6 board, and the instruction manual. The booklet is folded in half to fit in the box, so there is no way to escape that fold.
Like most BrickHeadz, there are several exclusive printed pieces to up the collectible factor. In this case, we get a 2×4 face tile with Frankie’s signature stitches, two shadowy eyes printed in semicircle tiles, and a tall 1×2 brick with a coat motif. Also noteworthy are some 1×1 round plates in shiny silver that will serve as bolts on the neck. You will also receive a spare for both the eye and the 1×1 round. Bonuses!
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Unfortunately, we don’t have a tile with the character’s name printed on it like we did in the past. It would have been nice to have a Universal Monsters logo tile.
There is nothing unusual in the construction; In addition to the sloping 1×2 tiles used to make the arch of the brow, Frankie has a standard swamp BrickHeadz build. That’s not to say there isn’t some fun. Lurking beneath the dark tresses are some funky colors. I found it quite amusing that there was a bit of sand green in use in the interior, after all, it’s a more “traditional” color for this monster. But this is the Frankenstein of the black-and-white movie era, so a grayscale exterior was a must.
Overall this is a very cool looking display piece. Frankie’s head is taller than a standard BrickHeadz figure, but not comically tall. Even the monochrome look keeps things classy, with the silver screws and stitching adding a pop to the various shades of gray.
Halloween is a big event at my house and this little guy will be the center of our decorations this year. I like the choice to go with a “silver screen” look that harkens back to the creature’s earliest film appearances. All the printed items look great and the rest of the parts would be useful for someone just looking for a parts pack. (Although the value of that could change if they raise the price above standard on this one.) Being the first (and possibly only) Universal Monsters BrickHeadz will probably help the collectible factor for this set as well.
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40422 BrickHeadz: Frankenstein will now be available on the LEGO Shop Online in the future. It will also be available through third-party sellers on Amazon and eBay.
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