DVD & Blu-ray review: Rust and Bone (15)
Ali, a former boxer and small-time crook, moves from Belgium to Antibes with his young son, bagging a bouncer’s job at a club.
February 23, 2013
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Ali, a former boxer and small-time crook, moves from Belgium to Antibes with his young son, bagging a bouncer’s job at a club.
There’s a Saskatchewan connection to an acclaimed movie that’s now out on DVD — Escape from Iran: The Hollywood Option, produced by Partners in Motion and directed by Regina’s Chris Triffo.
Movies under the Stars presented by Fred Astaire Dance Studio, a free community event kicks off Saturday March featuring the movie†Here Comes the Boomâ€, at Kingwood Town Center Park.
With Washington stuck in gridlock, tied up in the latest battle to rescue the federal budget, the last thing many people might want to do is watch a two- or three-hour movie about politics.
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Recommended The Movie: In the early 80s, divorce suddenly became a big subject in the media, particularly when it involved couples with kids. Irreconcilable Differences , released in 1984, addressed not only the divorce of parents but of their daughter filing for legal divorce, or emancipation, from them as well. The movie begins with what was the biggest moment in the trailer and other …
Players shown footage of Bradford’s giant-killing matches
DVD review: ‘Smash: Season One’ “Smash hit” is the only way to describe this visually compelling show depicting the struggle to produce a musical about Marilyn Monroe and get it to Broadway. this set with 15 episodes comes just when executive producer Steven Spielberg’s “Lincoln” is up for numerous Academy Awards
DVD review: ‘The Duellists’ The film was considered a low-budgeter of limited popularity by the releasing company, Paramount. what made the movie for critics were its impeccable Napoleonic-era costumes and pastoral settings, and photography resembling paintings of the early 19th century
A pair of Oscar nominees that are still in local theaters lead these movies on home video this week.