DVD & Blu-ray review: Lawless (18) John Hillcoat (116mins)
Strip this bootlegger tale of its extreme violence and what you’re left with is one of those hokey, cliché-ridden afternoon TV movies.
January 12, 2013
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Strip this bootlegger tale of its extreme violence and what you’re left with is one of those hokey, cliché-ridden afternoon TV movies.
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What better way to start a new year than with the Blu-ray release of this past Halloween’s gem, Frankenweenie ? Tim Burton has taken a step back into his original roots and ideas (where he thrives) and reunites us with a lovely little story and beloved form of animation.
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Recommended THE FILM: Click an image to view Blu-ray screenshot with 1080p resolution. You’d be forgiven for forgetting Resident Evil: Retribution’s super generic subtitle, as it may as well be called “This Year’s Resident Evil 3D.” This is the fifth Milla Jovovich-lead film in the franchise, and directly follows the events of last year’s Resident Evil: Afterlife , which marked the return of …
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