Perry Mason: 50th Anniversary Edition
(Paramount, $39.99)
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There Will Be Blood
(Paramount, $29.99)
Daniel Day-Lewis is “the core” of Paul Thomas Anderson’s ambitious drama,
said the Portland Oregonian. His ferocious portrayal of an early “20th-century oilman with a heart of coal” earned him an Oscar, and the film received eight nominations. Features include a “Story of Petroleum” documentary.
The 11th Hour
(Warner, $14.98)
Leonardo DiCaprio “won’t be knocking Al Gore off his environmental perch” with this documentary, said the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. But the actor, who produced and narrated the film, makes an informative and engaging environmental argument as Earth Day approaches. An hour’s worth of extras is included.
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Five years after his death, Diego Maradona’s family demand justiceIn the Spotlight Argentine football legend’s medical team accused of negligent homicide and will stand trial – again – next year
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Has Google burst the Nvidia bubble?Today’s Big Question The world’s most valuable company faces a challenge from Google, as companies eye up ‘more specialised’ and ‘less power-hungry’ alternatives
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Five key changes from Rachel Reeves’ make-or-break budgetThe Explainer The chancellor is relying on a ‘smorgasbord’ of targeted revenue raisers to keep MPs, markets and voters onside
