According to data from NPD's "Entertainment Trends in America" report, when asked about their recent spending on home video, consumers reported that 78 percent of their home video budgets went to the purchase and rental of DVD and BD(Blu-ray Disc), including online and in-store retail purchases and rentals, while 15 percent was spent on video subscription services like Netflix that offer a mix of physical and streaming rentals. Digital video downloads, paid streaming, paid transactional video on demand (VOD), and pay per view (PPV) comprised the remaining 8 percent. Overall per-capita spending on home video fell by 2 percent.

It is happened that two new releases and two Blu-ray re-releases hit home video this week. I bet that the people belonging to "Entertainment Trends in America" will have a good time to enjoy it. While the new releases are worth a watch, the re-releases are must-buys. Those dreadful first quarter theater releases are finally making their way to home video, but at least this week's pair are two of the better ones. The Green Hornet and The Dilemma hope to add a little humor to your week. If you are interested in it, just pick up a CD and then copy it into blu ray format by using a blu ray ripper, which is very popular among the users.

Now let's have a rough learn of the movie of Green Hornet:
"Green Hornet," the 2011 film starring Seth Rogen as the masked crime fighter with Jay Chou as his more-capable partner, Kato, comes to DVD and Blu-ray this week.
I'm not sure the film was a complete artistic success - though James Franco was fantastic in a cameo. But with the nearly $100 million made domestically at the box office, I wouldn't be very surprised to see Rogen and Chou reprise their roles.

So far, the Green Hornet television series ran just one season, it was far more true and faithful to the original radio story than this latest Seth Rogen project. The original "Black Beauty" car from the television series was a customized 1966 Imperial Crown which cost $50,000. It was a beautiful custom from master car customizer Dean Jeffries. The 2011 Seth Rogen film also featured a customized 1960′s vintage Imperial as "The Black Beauty" as well, but with some more wild features such as machine guns that would pop out from under the hood.

Although Seth Rogen's Green Hornet has been reviewed before here as a film when it was new and in theaters, it's worthwhile to take another look at this DVD release. As could be expected, Seth Rogen is totally miscast in any true action movie, so this version of the Green Hornet gets largely played up for laughs, although there is still plenty of action here.
 
"We expect strong growth from many digital sectors, driven by connected devices, improving selection, and the consumer's endless quest for convenience," Crupnick said. "For now, though, physical discs continue to lead overall engagement and spending by home video viewers; and even with increasing use of VOD and other digital formats, the primacy of DVD and Blu-ray in home video will continue for the foreseeable future."

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