Time to get started, Patrollers! The DVD Patrol is here with the start of the new year and the Toddster hopes you all enjoyed our 2012 special last week. We have a new Toddster’s Take with the new Tom Cruise movie, but more on that later. Here we go!
New on DVD
House At The End of the Street - Getting a new start in a different place is never easy. Sarah (Elisabeth Shue) and her daughter Elissa (Jennifer Lawrence) decided to move so they could start their new relationship. They thought they got a good deal on their new house but it turns out there is a story behind what they believe to be true. Elissa decides to find out the true story when she meets her neighbor Ryan (Max Theirot). It turns out that Ryan’s sister had killed her parents and Ryan has been taking care of her ever since. Elissa tries to get close to Ryan but his sister attacks her and it becomes a case of car and mouse. Will Elissa find a way to survive or is their more to this mystery? Lawrence can currently be seen in “Sliver Linings Playbook” in theaters now and she is currently finishing up “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” coming out later this year.
Frankenweenie - Cartoon Spotlight has a brand adventure from the mind of Tim Burton. Victor loved his life and his dog Sparky. Life was pretty good until an accident takes the life of Sparky which leaves Victor heart broken but he also has a new hobby that involves science. Victor manages to take Sparky and being him back from the dead. Sparky is a little different but the love he has for Victor is still there. Things are different now because Victor knows he can’t let anybody find out what he’s done. Things go from bad to worse when Sparky get loose and start running all over town. The townspeople become aware of Sparky and start to get their own ideas for Victor’s operations. Will Victor be able to keep Sparky and get things under control? Some great DVDs from Burton include “Edward Scissorhands,””Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” and “Beetlejuice” with Burton talking sequel with Micheal Keaton currently in the works. These DVDS are available on DVD in stores now.
