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Available on Digital HD™ October 7 and Blu-Ray and DVD October 21 This wonderful journey, “full of adventure, bravery, excitement, and friendship…has something for audiences of all ages” (Claudia Puig, USA Today). The “lively and likable” (Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times) tale is told through the eyes of Tuck, Munch and Alex, a trio of pals who make an out-of-this-world discovery. After receiving signals on their phones, they meet Echo, a small, but amazingly energetic, alien trying to make his way back to his home planet. As they race to help their new friend, the boys will discover that little Echo has touched their hearts in unexpected ways and changed their lives forever. Blu-ray Special Features • Creating the Truck Scene • Casting the Characters • “We Made That!” The Making of Earth to Echo • Friends No Matter How Far • Six Deleted Scenes • Theatrical Trailer DVD Special Features • Friends No Matter How Far • Theatrical Trailer Earth to Echo Blu-ray Street Da

July 2014 was a dismal month for the box office. The domestic numbers are in for July 2014, and they're not good. According to our friends at BoxOficeMojo.com, the domestic box office for July totaled a paltry $966 million, which is down 30 percent from last July. The site also reported that this marks the first time since 2002 in which a July fell short of selling $1 billion in tickets. No matter how you cut it, no month has seen such a falloff year-to-year since January 2011, when the market dropped 29 percent. That was due entirely to the 2010 release of the mammoth Avatar . Yet, news like this isn't exactly a surprise, considering that few films last month peaked our interest, as we lamented in our July Preview post . Apparently, audiences felt the same, staying away in droves almost as soon as the July 4th weekend began. The writing was on the wall as far back as June 27th, when Transformers: Age of Extinction was released, experiencing a massive $100m

This week's episode of Inside the Bucket is online! Revel in the digital mastery! The July 4th weekend has come and gone, and this week's episode of  Inside the Bucket has a decidely hungover feel. Matt is joined by John and Brandon, both of whom defiled their bodies over the weekend in celebration of Uncle Sam. Team Sandwich starts the show by talking about several news items from our site SANDWICHJOHNFILMS.COM , the links for which are included at the bottom.  Then they take you through Rants and Raves, as Brandon discusses a Breaking Bad  spin-off, while John discusses the trailer for Channing Tatum's  Foxcatrcher  and discusses why some studios fail to properly market their films  We don't care what Matt thinks in his Rants & Raves segment, so just listen to the better people. Finally, they review TAMMY , starring Melissa McCarthy, Susan Sarandon, and Allison Janey. They finish up with an interview by our friend Albert Lawrence from TalkofFame.com

Here's your chance to connect with the SJF community. While you're welcome to comment on any movie or television thoughts you might have, here's a brief rundown of the movies released this week and Blu-rays to be released next Tuesday: Movies - Deliver Us from Evil - Earth to Echo - Tammy - Begin Again - Life Itself Blu-rays - Bad Words - Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa - Nymphomaniac, Vols. I & II - The Raid 2 Also, don't forget about July Movie Preview posting - are you excited about July's releases? No matter what you choose to talk about, a few ground rules: keep it nice, no ads, and no flaming. Other than that, sound off on any movie or television thoughts you have. Feel free to comment on any of the following: 1. What are you watching on television? 2. What's the last film you saw? 3. How can we make the podcast better? These are just some of the questions, but again pick something movie or TV related. Happy posting!

The pleasant but emotionally hollow Earth to Echo is more Frankenstein than ET . Echo centers around 3 boys and their 'found footage' adventure to locate the source of an odd radio wave affecting their cellphones and other mobile devices. Their neighborhood will soon be knocked down to build a freeway, but Tuck (Brian “Astro” Bradley), foster kid Alex (Teo Halm) and “acquired taste” Munch (Reese Hartwig) set off on their bikes the night before everyone is to move to investigate the anomaly. What they find are pieces of a starship shot down by an agency claiming to be the freeway company, who's more than interested in discovering its whereabouts. The pilot - a tiny but adorable robot later called Echo - just wants to return home, and so the trio head off to rescue the alien, piece together the ship, and band together once more before their friendship comes to an end. Few might not care about the backstory of Echo 's development, but Disney's decision

On behalf of Relativity Media , we are pleased to announce the celebration of National Teacher's Day in partnership with the July release of EARTH TO ECHO by giving schools the opportunity to win $100,000. We encourage people to participate by voting in the fan favorite poster contest, which begins on May 5th. To vote and for the chance to win for your school log onto www.echopostercontest.com . Each voter will be able to credit their vote to their school and the school that has the most votes will win the $100,000 prize. Also, be sure to spread the word to friends and family and don't forget to use your Twitter , Facebook and Instagram pages to get the word out about the contest! The winner will be announced on June 2nd. Show your school spirit, celebrate your teachers and prepare for an epic sci-fi adventure with your friends and family when EARTH TO ECHO opens in theaters nationwide on July 2nd, 2014! Tuck, Munch and Alex are a closely bonded trio of insepar