This month’s column looks at the Blu-ray release of the Trevor Nunn-Susan Stroman Oklahoma! starring Hugh Jackman; the first season of the TV series “Smash”; rarities from Mel Brooks; and Alfred Hitchcock’s 1934 classic, “The Man Who Knew Too Much.”
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Inspired by La Ronde , but more like an enervated remake of Love Actually starring Anthony Hopkins and Rachel Weisz, 360 is a series of interlinked short stories about relationships on different continents.
I’d tell you to forget Sylvester Stallone’s overblown Judge Dredd movie, but you probably already have.
You can count on Ricky Gervais and company to mine the embarrassing and awkward situations from the life of Warwick Davis, a dwarf whose film star is fading fast. Season one of the HBO mockumentary series “Life’s Too Short” climbs onto DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday, Jan.
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The spectacular singing of Al Jolson propelled Hollywood into the era of talking pictures with “The Jazz Singer,” now taking its first bows on Blu-ray.
It’s never a great sign when the DVD and cinema releases are a week apart, but this droll horror bucks the norm.
Strip this bootlegger tale of its extreme violence and what you’re left with is one of those hokey, cliché-ridden afternoon TV movies.
Go to Hollywood movies for entertainment. Go for illumination and inspiration when the quality of the production is at the highest level. But never go for a history lesson.