About: Mill Creek Entertainment is the industry’s leading provider of value-priced DVD and Blu-ray features and compilations. Our television, movie, kids and special interest compilations have reset the bar for consumer value and gained massive adoption by traditional and non-traditional retailers alike. Our product line includes contemporary and classic films and television series, documentary series and popular kids programming, as well as independent films, Latino cinema, early learning and fitness. We also produce original content and license the majority of our owned content for digital distribution and VOD.
We love that Mill Creek Entertainment has new releases each month. A lot of these are older movies new on DVD which is great for me switching my VHS movies to DVD and just adding to my movie collection in general. This month they had several releases for May. Some of these new releases that we received were The Lady Musketeer, WWII: Through the Battles, Arming America: The Untold History of U.S. Gun Culture, The 6 Degrees Collection, Sea Wolf: The Complete Mini Series, Mary Higgins Clark 14 Film Collection, 4 in 1 Movie Collection, and the Big Box of Kids Favorites. The first of these was The Lady Musketeer and it had a feature running time of 2 hours and 55 minutes total. It takes place in 1660 where the church and state are divided. The one musketeer stands apart from the rest because she is a woman and its a great twist on the classic tale! The next one was WWII: Through the Battles and it really excited me because my dad and I love to watch this sort of thing together. It includes the War in the Pacific Collector’s Edition, American Heritage D-Day: The Invasion March to Victory 3 part series and The Fight For Freedom the 10 part series which all span over 20 hours of run time total! It contains so many historical documentaries and is really interesting! Arming America: The Untold History of U.S. Gun Culture was another fascinating one that my dad and I watched together. It has a feature run time of 1 hour and 47 minutes and goes through the history of how America became armed, the story of America’s first Silicon Valley and more. It goes through our history Founding Fathers and more! It is fascinating to me! The 6 Degree Collection featured 6 movies starring John Travolta. These included Basic, Lonely Hearts, A Love Song for Bobby Long, Look Who’s Talking Now!, Perfect and The Boy in the Plastic Bubble. The total feature run time is 10 hours 39 minutes and it is a great older collection featuring John Travolta. I was stoked to add this to my collection. Sea Wolf was a really good one! It was the complete Mini Series and ran 3 hours and 5 minutes total. It is all about life at sea and follows three men as they deal with love feuds, life and death. The Mary Higgins Clark 14 Film Collection was awesome! I have read the novels but had never watched the films so this was a true treat. It included Where are the Children, The Cradle Will Fall, Lucky Day, Loves Music, Loves to Dance, All Around the Town, Pretend You Don’t See Her, You Belong to Me, We’ll Meet Again, I’ll Be Seeing You, Before I Say Goodbye, Haven’t We Met Before, Try To Remember, A Crime of Passion and He Sees You When Your Sleeping. These run over 22 hours and are a great collection of suspenseful mystery movies. The 4 in 1 Movie Collection was on BluRay and contained the same films as on the 6 Degree Set. It had four films and a feature running time of 7 hours and 27 minutes total. The final set was the Big Box of Kids Favorites. This included Johnny Test, Paddington Bear and Hey Vern It’s Ernest and has a feature run time of 26 hours and 30 minutes total. My kids love this set and the Hey Vern It’s Ernest really brought me back. Ernest was a huge part of my upbringing so it made my day watching this! These are just some of what they released this month so if you are looking for something in particular I highly recommend you checking them out!
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