AnimeBlurayUK

[...] The fans demanded it, and MVM Entertainment responded; Samurai Champloo is finally here and available on Blu-ray within the UK but what [...]

[...] It’s been quite a while since MVM Entertainment released a ‘Dual-Audio’ language anime series but here we are with Watamote a comical show [...]

[...] MVM Entertainment have revealed, through an article in the latest issue of NEO Magazine, that they will be [...]

[...] Kids on the Slope was one of MVM Entertainment’s first Blu-ray releases and while we reviewed the DVD version back in 2013 we’ve never [...]

[...] role. For those unfamiliar with Jeremy Graves then he has been the guy who handled all of Manga Entertainment UK’s social media channels and handled podcast recordings. Jeremy also did a variety of [...]

[...] that he, along with friend and long-time work colleague Andrew Hewson, would be leaving Manga Entertainment UK to set-up their own company. However since then very little has been mentioned; that is [...]

[...] Following on from the announcement that Manga Entertainment UK had acquired the UK Distribution rights to Nisekoi: False Love we have now received [...]

[...] Anime Limited, or more commonly known as All The Anime, have recently taken to their blog to confirm their [...]

[...] We’ve taken a trip to the demon world to find out what Anime Limited’s Blu-ray release of Blood Lad has in-store; so what did we find out? Well lets take a look in [...]

[...] Anime Limited have today announced that they will be acting as the UK Distributor for the upcoming Blu-ray [...]

[...] of bonus content; however for once it’s nice to be proved wrong as a wealth of bonus materials have been included; all of which have been spread across the two Blu-ray discs. [...]

[...] the CD’s entire track listing as well as the Blu-ray specifications (including a list of bonus materials) are presented – mind you important details such as audio and subtitle options, although [...]

[...] witty and provides the over-the-top action that the feature length film missed out on. Other bonus materials include a Q&A with the Japanese Voice actor for Naruto (Junko Takeuchi) whereby she [...]

[...] Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods and Attack On Titan – Part 1 releases, whereby all of the bonus materials, majority of which were in High Definition, were stripped from the Blu-ray and instead placed [...]

[...] case a voice actor, view of what Michiko is like as a person. The other piece of ‘informative’ bonus content is the Unveiling Press Conference, a piece of content which was originally made for the [...]

[...] even before we unwrap the packaging its already a better product. Why you ask? Well all of the bonus content remains intact on the Blu-ray Disc, as opposed to Part 1 which was stripped onto a DVD, and [...]

[...] Cry anime series the variety of bonus materials on offer left much to be desired; as the only bonus content is the inclusion of a Directors Commentary, an original Japanese storyboards and the english [...]

[...] rather than at the start (or end) of it. Extras: None; no extras are included on this Blu-ray release of the film. Specs: Media: BD25 Region: B Running Time: 1:29:59 Video: MPEG-4 AVC [...]

[...] new friends and happiness that question the law of nature. When it comes to this Blu-ray release by Pied Piper / Directions then it’s pretty much ‘above and beyond’ perfection, and [...]

[...] When VIZ Media announced that Sailor Moon would be getting a Blu-ray release, with a newly re-mastered HD Source and brand new English Dub, i was estatic with the news ( [...]

[...] World and Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods which only received English created bonuses. This Blu-ray release of Cardcaptor Sakura – The Movie is another American Blu-ray thats worth adding to the [...]

[...] : Dolby Digital 2.0 224kbps (Japanese) Subtitles: English (Yellow) Resolution: 720 x 576 (576i) Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Widescreen Frame Rate: 25 fps Overall: The second instalment into Blast of Tempest is [...]

[...] (English & Japanese) Subtitles: English (Yellow) Resolution: 720 x 576 (576i) Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Widescreen Frame Rate: 25 fps Overall: Kamisama Dolls is a series that should be [...]

[...] 2.0 224kbps (English & Japanese) Subtitles: English (Yellow) Resolution: 720 x 576 (576i) Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Widescreen Frame Rate: 25 fps Overall: From the offset Battle Girls: Time Paradox looks [...]

[...] Audio 5.1 (English & Japanese) Subtitles: English (Grey) Resolution: 1920×1080 (1080p) Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Frame Rate: 23.976 fps Overall: Ghost in the Shell Arise continues the mezmersing feel [...]

[...] : English (Grey) Resolution: 1920×1080 (1080p) Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Frame Rate: 23.976 fps Overall: Ghost in the Shell Arise continues the mezmersing feel of the original Stand Alone [...]

[...] : English (White) Resolution: 720 x 576 (576i) Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Widescreen Frame Rate: 25 fps Overall: Bayonetta: Bloody Fate is an anime adaptation of the original game and as result everyone’s [...]

[...] : English (Yellow) Resolution: 720 x 576 (576i) Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Widescreen Frame Rate: 25 fps Overall: Overall I found Naruto Shippuden – Movie 5: Blood Prison to be another hit-and-miss Naruto [...]

[...] news it also means that the ‘template’ release dates issued by FUNimation, Madman and Manga UK are obviously incorrect and so we won’t be seeing the film on Blu-ray or DVD anytime soon. via: [...]

[...] no-one knows when the film will be available for home video release. Put simply; it’s out of Manga UK’s control – Manga UK have to wait for the materials from FUNimation (or in some cases Madman [...]

[...] have been released as part of Movie Collection 3 on DVD back in November but that doesn’t stop Manga UK from re-releasing the film onto a much deserved Blu-ray; so with that being said what can we [...]

[...] . This particular release is a joint-venture between Animatsu and Anchor Bay, similar to how Manga UK teamed-up with Anchor Bay for the release of Halo: Forward Unto Dawn; although its not just live- [...]

[...] Edition of the project contains a copy of the film, which is presented in High Definition on a Blu-ray disc, a 33-Track Soundtrack CD and 56-page booklet all housed inside a special carded sleeve [...]

[...] of the project contains a copy of the film, which is presented on in High Definition on a Blu-ray disc, a 33-Track Soundtrack CD and an 8-Page booklet featuring some interesting insights into the [...]

[...] a better product. Why you ask? Well all of the bonus content remains intact on the Blu-ray Disc, as opposed to Part 1 which was stripped onto a DVD, and not only that viewers will find [...]