This week's home entertainment offerings include the massively successful Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, Jason Reitman's underrated The Front Runner, the first season of the George R.R. Martin-inspired Nightflyers, a great collection of the best series on Adult Swim, and a modern masterpiece from Japan (Shoplifters).

Any hopes that the well-reviewed LEGO Movie 2 could revive the slumping 2019 box office were quickly dispelled this weekend as the Warner Bros. Animation tentpole debuted with $34 million, more than $20 million below analyst's expectations.

This week, Steve Bennett digs into two under-reported non-facts from Bill Maher's Real Time anti-comics rant.

Rob Salkowitz asks Tze Chun about the company's founding, content strategy, distribution, and plans.

This week, Scott Thorne talks about solutions to the out-of-stocks retailers saw this past holiday season, and shares an anecdote and product names.

At last the pace of home entertainment releases picks up a bit with a Benedict Cumberbatch-voiced Grinch, a superior caper film from the director of 12 Years a Slave, a superb biographical film featuring an Oscar-worthy performance by Rosamund Pike, and a very interesting anime film that will interest fans of Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli films.

2019 has gotten off to a horrendous start at the box office, and this weekend was the worst so far.