G-Force

Jerry Bruckheimer's $100 million guinea pigs will find their way under many a Christmas tree when Disney Home Entertainment releases G-Force on Blu-ray Disc and DVD December 15. Though G-Force on home video will not include the eye-popping 3D that helped make its theatrical run so successful, the Blu-ray edition will include what should be sharp 2.4:1 1080p video and 5.1 DTS-hd Master Audio 48kHz/24-bit. The Blu-ray edition will span three discs with the second and third disc being dedicated to a digital copy and DVD version. The first disc will include the theatrical cut of the film, all the bonus features found on the two-disc DVD edition as well as a trio of Blu-ray exclusive features. Digital copy DVD version G-Farce - Bloopers and Flubs Deleted scenes Music videos "Jump" by Flo Rida featuring Nelly Furtado "Ready to Rock" by Steve Ruston "Go G-Force" Blaster's Boot Camp - High-tech G-Force »

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At last, young kids have had a reason to go to the movies. (July's G-Force was the most recent opportunity and some parents are still reeling from the experience.) Sony Pictures' PG-rated Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs will open this weekend in 2-D, 3-D and IMAX and is destined to lock into the number one spot over three other new films: Love Happens, The Informant!, and Jennifer's Body. How will those movies open? Now that's where it gets interesting. Megan Fox -- the controversial 'It' girl of summer  - is exploiting her assets in the Karyn Kusama-directed, Diablo Cody-scripted horror film Jennifer's Body while Aaron Eckhart chases Jennifer Aniston's body in the romantic drama Love Happens. And Matt Damon dons a mustache and glasses for his Ocean's director Steven Soderbergh in the R-rated comedy The Informant! Overall, the weekend should handily beat out last year, when »
- Nicole Sperling

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Update: Disney says that Prince of Persia is not being released in 3D after all. The signage at the convention is inaccurate, and the on-site rep must have been misinformed. JoBlo came across a poster promoting upcoming Disney Digital 3D releases while walking around the floor of Disney's D23 fan convention. The big surprise -- Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time was listed on the line-up. Disney reps confirmed that the film would be released in Digital 3D in addition to the regular 2D release. The film was not shot in 3D however, and is being converted in post production. This isn't the first time that producer Jerry Bruckheimer has made this decision. The family action-adventure film G-Force was converted to 3D after the fact, but most of the film's creatures were computer generated, which makes things a bit easier. While I'm one of the few web bloggers who »
- Peter Sciretta

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