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Finding Nemo will be swimming into living rooms for the first time ever in stunning high definition Blu-ray™ and 3D Blu-ray™ on 27 May 2013.

Collectors will finally be able to complete their high definition Disney•PIXAR collection as the much loved stunning animation makes a splash onto Blu-ray. Spectacular picture and enhanced sound plus a host of spectacular bonus content take viewers deeper into the underwater adventure and includes: the 1989 theatrical short – Knick Knack which was created by PIXAR six years before Toy Story, an ‘Alternate Opening’ deleted scene, ‘Virtual Aquariums’, a ‘Filmmaker Roundtable’, ‘A Lesson in Flashbacks’ and much more for the ultimate in-home family experience.

So “grab shell dude” and “just keep swimming” in the search for P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way as the remarkable journey dives onto Blu-ray and 3D Blu-ray, and remember “fish are friends, not food!”

BONUS CONTENT:

BLU-RAY™ DISC INCLUDES

Disc 1:
· Knick Knack – Short
· Finding Nemo- A Filmmakers’ Roundtable
· Reinventing The Submarine Voyage
· Deleted Scene: “Alternate Opening
· A Lesson In Flashbacks
· Aquarium (x1) (DVD) and (BD Disc 1 in HD

Disc 2 (Supplemental bonus disc)
· Disc 2 Aquariums (x6)
· Disc 2 Art Review
· Disc 2 (Classic) – Making Nemo
· Disc 2 (Classic) – Exploring The Reef
· Disc 2 (Classic) – Studio Tour
· Disc 2 (Classic) – Old School
· Disc 2 (Classic) – Outtakes
· Disc 2 (Classic) – Deleted Scenes
· Disc 2 (Classic) – Publicity Pieces
· Disc 2 (Classic) – Mr. Ray’s Encyclopedia

3D BLU-RAY™ DISC INCLUDES
· Aquariums (x7) (3D)

The brand new UK trailer for Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing has now been released.

Check out the quotes…!

“Sweet, charming and very funny.” *****
Chris Tookey, Daily Mail
“Charming, witty, heartfelt – Joss Whedon’s jazzy Shakespeare update is worth making a fuss over.” ****
Total Film
“Whedon and Shakespeare are a perfect match” ****
Empire

Eureka Entertainment have announced that they have acquired the rights to Come As You Are (Hasta La Vista), Geoffrey Enthoven’s film about love, unconditional friendship and lust, based on the experiences of Asta Philpot – an ardent campaigner for disabled people.

Three guys in their twenties love wine and women but they are still virgins. Under the guise of a wine tour they embark on a journey to Spain hoping to have their first sexual experience. Joseph is blind, Lars is confined to a wheelchair and Philip is paralysed from the neck down, but they’re not going to let anything stand in their way…

Come As You Are is a charming, funny and commercial feel good foreign language film which will appeal to fans of the award winning comedy dramas The Intouchables, Rust and Bone & The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. Come As You Are won the Audience Awards at Karlovy Vary International Film Festival 2012, the European Film Awards 2012 and the Montreal World Film Festival 2012 as well as the Grand Prix des Amerique and a special jury mention at the Montreal World Film Festival 2012.

Ian Sadler, Sales Director for Eureka Entertainment commented “In 2012 the people of London, the country and the world marvelled at the achievements of the Paralympians. Come as You Are is an extremely moving and inspiring film and we hope that with its release we can help to continue to break down barriers and continue to raise awareness of the challenges, rights and needs of disabled people in the UK.”

Come As You Are (Hasta La Vista) will be released theatrically in key cities around the UK and Eire on 7 June 2013 and will celebrate its Charity Premiere on 5 June in central London.

Film Distributors’ Association (FDA) today announces the results of a substantial poll to determine UK cinema audiences’ favourite movie icons of all time.

The top twenty spans seven decades of the cinema, from the 1940s to the 2000s. It embraces a ‘who’s who’ of stylish screen heroes – and some villains – who have made an indelible impression on audiences’ hearts and minds in successive generations to earn their places in cinematic folklore.

The poll is published to coincide with today’s launch of the UK cinema line-up for summer 2013, which includes a range of favourite movie icons revitalised for contemporary audiences, including The Lone Ranger, Superman/Clark Kent (in Man of Steel), the Wolverine (from the X-Men universe), the Star Trek crew and, a decade after Monsters, Inc., Mike and Sulley return in Monsters University.

The survey was conducted online for FDA by Show Film First Ltd. in two stages – firstly to seek a long list of public nominations of characters who had come to personify essential qualities of the cinema itself; and then a vote for the top twenty. More than 2,000 people aged 15 and over contributed nominations, while more than 7,000 participated in the second-stage vote in April 2013. Here is the full chart:

Top 20 movie icons of all time – as voted by UK cinemagoers in spring 2013

1 Holly Golightly as played by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)
2 James Bond 007 in the series of 23 films from Dr No (1962) to date
3 Michael Corleone as played by Al Pacino in The Godfather trilogy (1972, 1974, 1990)
4 Hannibal Lecter as played by Anthony Hopkins in The Silence of the Lambs (1991) and subsequent films
5 Captain Jack Sparrow as played by Johnny Depp in The Pirates of the Caribbean films from 2003
6 Darth Vader in the Star Wars episodes (from 1977)
7 Tony Montana as played by Al Pacino in Scarface (1983)
8 The Joker as played by Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight (2008)
9 Forrest Gump as played by Tom Hanks (1994)
10 Rick Blaine as played by Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca (1942)
11 Sugar Kane as played by Marilyn Monroe in Some Like It Hot (1959)
12 The Terminator as played by Arnold Schwarzenegger (from 1984)
13 Indiana Jones as played by Harrison Ford (from 1981)
14 RP McMurphy as played by Jack Nicholson in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975)
15 George Bailey as played by James Stewart in It’s A Wonderful Life (1946)
16 Don Vito Corleone as played by Marlon Brando in The Godfather (1972)
17 The Man With No Name as played by Clint Eastwood in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966)
18 John McClane as played by Bruce Willis in the Die Hard series (from 1988)
19 ‘Red’ Redding as played by Martin Freeman in The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
20 Johnny Castle as played by Patrick Swayze in Dirty Dancing (1987)