Highly Recommended “When I start out to make a fool of myself there's very little can stop me.” – Michael O'Hara I've seen Orson Welles's The Lady from Shanghai (1947) five or six times through the years, and still half the time I don't know what the hell is going on. Howard Hawks's The Big Sleep (1946) is a model of comprehensive linear storytelling by comparison. The Lady from Shanghai isn't …
When Bill Irwin heard that Christopher Nolan was asking about him for a space movie he was working on, he understandably got excited. Perhaps not as excited as his agentââChristopher Nolan wanting to talk to you makes an agentâs eyes go kind of wideââbut he had no clue what to expect when his phone…
When Bill Irwin heard that Christopher Nolan was asking about him for a space movie he was working on, he understandably got excited. Perhaps not as excited as his agentââChristopher Nolan wanting to talk to you makes an agentâs eyes go kind of wideââbut he had no clue what to expect when his phone…
Hailed as “extraordinary†, “deeply moving†and “a triumph†, director Ava DuVernay’s powerful drama SELMA debuts on Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD and On Demand May 5, 2015 from Paramount Home Media Distribution.
New on DVD and Blu-ray this week are 'The Theory of Everything,' 'The Interview' and 'Life Itself.' New on DVD and Blu-ray this week are 'The Theory of Everything,' 'The Interview' and 'Life Itself.'
Recommended In 2013, Olive Films released John Ford's The Quiet Man on Blu-ray for its 50th Anniversary, complete with a beautiful new restoration (DVDTalk has a review of that disc here ). Although the presentation was impeccable and the set came with a lengthy booklet, the one area where it came up a bit short was in the supplement department, offering only a previously released 25-minute …
This week's reviews of what's new on Blu-ray and DVD by Matt Brunson (View From The Couch is a weekly column that reviews what's new on Blu-ray and DVD. Ratings are on a four-star scale.)… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]
Whenever one writes a review, it is tradition to give the reader a run down of the film’s plot. The Spierig Brothers’ Predestination makes that insanely difficult, because it spoils the hell out of the movie, a fact that is further illustrated in the special features were the cast also tries to describe what the film is about
Koro-Sensei meets Karasuma in “episode 0”
Rent It The Movie: Directed by Mick Jackson from a script by James Hicks, 1990's Chattahoochee is based on the true story' of Emmett Foley, played in the film by Gary Oldman.