Know which discs land this week before the shelves empty.
Sign up for Release Alerts and we send the dates, the editions worth buying and a printable calendar to track what you're waiting on.
- New DVD, Blu-ray and 4K street dates in one email
- Our pick of the edition to buy, steelbook or standard
- A two-page printable release calendar, sent right away
What you get when you sign up
- A printable calendar, one quarter per table, with columns for date, title, format and got-it
- A heads-up on confirmed street dates for the discs collectors ask about
- Which edition is worth your money when a film ships in three versions
- Links to our full release schedule, updated as studios confirm dates
Made for collectors who still buy discs
- You pre-order 4K discs and hate missing a limited steelbook
- You keep a wish list and want the dates in one place
- You'd rather read one tidy email than check five retailer pages
Here's the first page of the calendar
Sheet one opens with a short how-to, then gives you January to March as a ruled table. Sheet two carries the rest of the year and a pointer to the live schedule on the site. Print both, pin them near your shelf and pencil in titles as dates firm up.
How often we'll email
New and upcoming releases plus our top picks, about twice a week for the first 12 weeks, then a weekly Tuesday roundup. A couple of minutes each, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
Before you sign up
Does it cost anything?
No. Release Alerts and the calendar are free, and there's nothing to buy to stay on the list.
When do I get the calendar?
Straight after you sign up. Your first email has the PDF link, so check your inbox, and the promotions tab, within a few minutes.
Do the alerts cover streaming?
No. We stick to physical media: DVD, Blu-ray, 4K UHD and the special editions around them.
How do I stop the emails?
Every email has an unsubscribe link at the bottom. One click and you're off the list.
Get this week's dates in your inbox
One sign-up gets you the printable calendar now and Release Alerts after that.