Critically acclaimed, a box office success at home, and the winner of Best Picture, Best Supporting Actress and Best Supporting Actor at the British Independent Film Awards, "Pride" had no shortage of accolades in 2014. But when it came to releasing the film, CBS Films couldn't seem to figure out what to do with it. They dropped the movie in limited release on September 26th and try as they might, they couldn't get audiences to show up. But you might think that the awards accolades and critical praise might give them another shot on home video, but it seems they've bungled that too.
PinkNews have pointed out that the U.S. DVD release of "Pride," which hit stores on December 23rd, was curiously absent of any references to homosexuality. And it's a bit odd considering the movie is based on the true story of LGBT activists and mining union groups coming together to form Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners to battle the policies of Margaret...
