It’s the 85th anniversary of The Wizard of Oz, a landmark movie that ushered in the advent of color film. Almost a century later, the movie gets a new 4K Blu-ray release packed with collectible materials and bonus features that take you behind the scenes of the iconic movie’s production. Fans can preorder the two-disc set now.

Preorder The Wizard of Oz 85th Anniversary 4K Blu-Ray Collector’s Edition

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Lego has officially revealed its line of Mario Kart sets, as six of the iconic racing machines are lining up for launch in 2025. These were first teased back in March, and the sets will include buildable versions of Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, Baby Peach, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, and Toad on their signature vehicles. Like other big Lego releases, there’s a mix of quick-build kits and more-elaborate sets, and in a cool nod to the games, the karts even feature working mechanisms that allow them to fire green and red koopa shells.The sets are also compatible with previously released Lego Super Mario figures, as Mario, Luigi, and Peach will play vehicular sound effects when they interact with these new kits. Pricing starts at $15 for the Yoshi bike and maxes out at $80 for Baby Peach and her Grand Prix…

Earlier this week, the most recent Star Wars live-action series, The Acolyte, was abruptly canceled barely a month after its first and only season on Disney+. The initial reports suggest that the show was doomed by audience drop-off despite having one of the largest premieres on Disney+ in 2024.The show was also departure from previous Star Wars series because it explored the High Republic-era, set over a century before the original movie. The series chronicled the lives and choices of two twin sisters, Osha and Mae–both of whom were portrayed by Amandla Stenberg–as they encountered a previously unknown Force-sensitive Sith, Qimir/the Stranger (Manny Jacinto).Although there were extremely vocal negative responses to the show, The Acolyte also had its ardent defenders who genuinely loved …

Netflix is continuing to willfully miss the point of its hit series Squid Game, turning a show about living in an unfeeling capitalist utopia into a funny game about completing obstacle courses. Squid Game Unleashed got a new trailer during Gamescom’s Opening Night Live that makes the horrific and lethal children’s games of the show look, well, pretty fun, honestly.The trailer shows the multiplayer title in action as players take on different versions of Squid Games’ challenges, like playing red light, green light with that big doll statue that shoots you if you move, but with saw blades and other video-gamey additions. You can watch the trailer below. According to the Squid Game Unleashed website, the title is a multiplayer battle royale game, and it looks like you’ll be able to …