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Upcoming Movie Releases for August 2011

If you are a movie fan, you should never miss any Blockbuster but to keep yourself up-to-date with the newest movie releases ahead of others. What kind of movies will be released in this August? Below is a specific guide for those most anticipated Upcoming Movies for August 2011.

1. The Change-UP (Aug, 5)

2. Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Aug, 5)

3. Dirty Girl (Aug, 5)

4. The Help (Aug, 12)

5. 30 Minutes or Less (Aug, 12)

6. Conan the Barbarian (Aug, 19)

7. Fright Night (Aug, 19)

8. One Day (Aug, 19)

9. Mozart’s Sister (Aug, 19)

10. Colombiana (Aug, 26)

11. Our Idiot Brother (Aug, 26)

12. The Debt (Aug, 31)

Which one do you anticipate the most? Well, if you need to back up these big films or your favorite blockbusters on your computer, there are several ways you can follow:

1. Remove DRM from iTunes M4V Movies

You can download these movies from iTunes Store after they are released a while. In order to play iTunes movies on any media player other than Apple’s, you need
Tune4mac iTunes M4V Converter Plus
to help you to remove DRM protection from those M4V movies.

2. Copy DVD to DVD or Hard Drive for Backup

You can also purchase the DVD version of these movie blockbusters and make a copy of them with DVD copy software, such as
Any DVD Cloner Platinum for Mac
. It will help you to copy your DVD collection to blank discs or computer and rip DVDs to Apple iPod, iPad, iPhone, PSP, Zune, Android phones, etc. If you are Windows users, you need
Any DVD Cloner for Windows
.

3. Convert Video Files to Other Formats

You can download those movies on YouTube or other websites later. In this case, you need
Tune4mac Video Converter Ultimate
to convert YouTube videos to any other popular formats, like MP4, AVI, FLV, MPEG1/2, so as to import those videos to any portable devices for watching.

With those three methods, you are able to enjoy your favorite movies in no time. How cool!

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Movies Is Magic $13.58 Following the elaborate sonic tribute that was the Dedications album, Klimek’s return to a full-length effort with Movies Is Magic found the Berlin-based Sebastian Meissner creating perhaps his more elaborate, entrancing release to that point in his career. Beginning with the appropriately titled “Abyss of Anxiety (Unfolding the Magic),” with a looped combination of distorted string samples that sound like they’re unraveling over a bottomless pit, Klimek finds a key inspiration in not merely the combination of sonic sources but the way they seem to bleed into each other. The sense of crumbling edges persists throughout Movies Is Magic, a sense of a decaying tape soundtrack with calmer tones and rhythms as a subtle bed, where often the impact is of stark moods (the slow brass moans and squeals on “Greed, Mutation, Betrayal”). The variety of styles throughout prompts any number of fascinating comparisons without sounding like knockoffs — if the military drums on “True Enemies and False Friends” suggests In the Nursery, for instance, it couldn’t be confused with a track by that band in turn. Elsewhere, the cleaner stabs of synth on “Exploding Unbearable Desires,” seemingly beamed in from a strange art rock record circa 1982, add a further shimmering unreality to the swell then fall of the whooshing tones and echoed melodica — as if Vangelis had scored a version of Neuromancer instead of Blade Runner. The sense of classic dub echo and crawl — but not necessarily threat — crops up as well in songs like “Pathetic and Dangerous,” while “For Whom the Bell Tolls” may not be a Metallica cover but is a striking penultimate song for a remarkable album, one of 2009′s most unexpectedly adventurous releases. ~ Ned Raggett, Rovi Performers: Michael Gira – Vocals

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When Movies Mattered $18 If you have ever wanted to dig around in the archives for that perfect Sunday afternoon DVD and first turned to a witty weekly column in the New York Times , then you are already familiar with one of our nation’s premier film critics. If you love movies—and the writers who engage them—and just happen to have followed two of the highest circulating daily papers in the country, then you probably recognize the name of the intellectually dazzling writer who has been penning pieces on American and foreign films for over thirty years. And if you called the City of the Big Shoulders home in the 1970s or 1980s and relied on those trenchant, incisive reviews from the Chicago Reader and the Chicago Tribune to guide your moviegoing delight, then you know Dave Kehr.  When Movies Mattered presents a wide-ranging and illuminating selection of Kehr’s criticism from the Reader —most of which is reprinted here for the first time—including insightful discussions of film history and his controversial Top Ten lists. Long heralded by his peers for both his deep knowledge and incisive style, Kehr developed his approach to writing about film from the auteur criticism popular in the ’70s. Though Kehr’s criticism has never lost its intellectual edge, it’s still easily accessible to anyone who truly cares about movies. Never watered down and always razor sharp, it goes beyond wry observations to an acute examination of the particular stylistic qualities that define the work of individual directors and determine the meaning of individual films. From current releases to important revivals, from classical Hollywood to foreign fare, Kehr has kept us spellbound with his insightful critical commentaries. When Movies Mattered will secure his place among our very best writers about all things cinematic.  

Funeral at the Movies/Ten Spot $12.78 A compilation of two early releases, Funeral at the Movies/Ten Spot is part of Shudder to Think’s beginning. The band’s sound is already surprisingly complex and original, performed by their first lineup (which would splinter after one more release). Funeral at the Movies includes the first version of the recurring “Red House” (later re-recorded for the Hit Liquor EP and 50,000 B.C.), a manic version of Jimi Hendrix’s “Crosstown Traffic,” and the early fan favorite “Chocolate.” The first half of the lengthy “I Blew Away/Ride That Sexy Horse” is a soaring R.E.M.-sounding rocker, while the second half is nothing more than feedback with talking over the noise. Parts of Ten Spot were recorded a full year prior to Funeral, but the sound and formula are strikingly similar. “About Three Dreams” contains some intricate bass and guitar work courtesy of Stuart Hill and Chris Matthews, while “Corner of My Eye” shows off Mike Russell’s tribal drumming. And there are plenty of vocal heroics throughout, courtesy of the multi-talented Craig Wedren. The production and overall sound of the two albums aren’t as textured as future releases would turn out to be, as the group opts for a more straightforward approach. However, this compilation was an important stepping stone for the future musical schizophrenia of Shudder to Think. ~ Greg Prato, Rovi Performers: Chris Matthews – Guitar; Craig Wedren – Vocals, Guitar; Mike Russell – Drums; Stuart Hill – Bass

The Classics at the Movies: Romance $7.18 This edition of Naxos’ The Classics at the Movies series collects orchestral music from romantic films, including Jean de Florette, Out of Africa, A Room With a View, and Doctor Zhivago. Unlike some releases that feature symphonic music written specifically for the film, the Classics series gathers its material from the works of renowned composers that have been heard on the silver screen. In this case, pieces from such luminaries as Verdi, Mozart, Schubert, and Puccini appear. Highlights include Mozart’s Adagio from Clarinet Concerto, with a solo by Ernst Ottensamer of the Vienna Mozart Academy, and pianist Jenö Jandó’s performance of Schubert’s Impromptu No. 4. All of the music on The Classics at the Movies: Romance is stirring, and could certainly be seen as romantic. But the album works just as well as a collection of pleasant, relaxing classical music. ~ Johnny Loftus, Rovi Performers: Ernst Ottensamer – Clarinet; Janez Lotric – Vocals; Jenö Jandó – Piano; Luba Orgonasova – Vocals; Miriam Bauci – Vocals

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Space Ace (Blu-ray) $39.95 Supplements in full 1080p/MPEG-2, with optional English, French, Spanish, Italian and German subtitles : Interview (HD, 5 minutes) – Basically a coda to the picture-in-picture track (see HD Exclusives below), Bluth, Goldman and Dyer give a wider overview of ‘Space Ace’s reception, it’s place in the arcade animation trilogy shared with the ‘Dragon’s Lair’ games, and how they still receive mail about Ace from fans : Demonstration Reel (HD, 3 minutes) – a restoration demonstration, using split-screen to compare the new Blu-ray remaster with past video releases : Previews – video trailers for ‘Space Ace,’ ‘Dragon’s Lair,’ and the upcoming (but as yet unscheduled) ‘Dragon’s Lair II – Time Warp.’ : Video Commentary (HD) – a picture-in-picture interview with Don Bluth, Gary Goldman, and Rick Dyer, who appear together in a PIP box in the top right corner. They narrate the complete 24-minute game as if it was a stand-alone short film (no interruptions for gameplay, etc.) They cover the gestation of the project as an immediate spin-off from ‘Dragon’s Lair,’ but with the emphasis on upping the pace and speed of the game, as well as the voice talent, animation, and eventual success of the game with cult arcade fans

Star Trek Next Generation-Next Level (Blu-ray) $20.99 Welcome to the next generation of Star Trek: The Next Generation, like you ve never seen or heard it before! For the first time ever, you can experience some of the show s most important and beloved episodes in glorious 1080p high definition, with true high definition visual effects and digitally remastered 7.1 sound – or with the original audio. You ll witness new picture detail and depth you haven t seen before, and enjoy spectacular visual effects that have been painstakingly re-created from the original film elements…not upconverted from videotape! This Taste Of TNG is a glimpse of what the upcoming complete season Blu-ray releases of TNG will be like, and will transport you to the next level. Episodes included are: Encounter At Farpoint the groundbreaking pilot that started it all. Sins Of The Father Back in the Klingon Empire, Worf faces a charge of treason, and defends his father s honor. The Inner Light Picard lives a lifetime in an instant on a long-dead planet, whose inhabitants want only to be remembered. Audio tracks available on the disc – English 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio, English Stereo Surround, French Mono, German Stereo, Castilian Mono, Japanese Mono Subtitles/Additional Languages – English SDH, French, German, Castilian, Japanese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Norwegian and Swedish Special Features Star Trek: The Next Generation – Next Level Promo Star Trek Padd – iPad App Promo spot Star Trek – The Next Generation teaser promo