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DVD review: ‘Indiana Jones: Complete’ Sure, getting four Indiana Jones movies in one package is a treat almost everyone will enjoy, and seeing it on Blu-ray is really cool – but the real plus is the documentary made in 1981 on the first of the films, “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” All of today’s technology can’t compare with that travelogue mixed in with filmmakers trying to make a movie “without …
You don’t expect much from a musical built on a foundation of 1980s glam-metal anthems, but you do expect it to be fun.
New on DVD and Blu-ray, Oct. 12 A Cat in Paris This Oscar-nominated, animated noir adventure concerns a cat leading a double life: as a little girl’s cuddly pal and a cat burglar’s aide
Which movies to see this weekend, Oct. 12 There’s no shortage of serial killers, demons, violence and nudity.
Movies opening Friday, Oct. 12 Six Americans stroll out of the U.S
This week marks the anniversary of 50 years of Bond, James Bond. Along with an iconic cocktail preference, a lineage of beautiful women and an arsenal of amazing gadgets, the James Bond films have also given us some of the most memorable movie theme songs of the past half-century. Diamonds are forever, and that’s about how long we’ll remember Bond’s best intro tracks.
New on DVD and Blu-ray, Oct. 2 Feature: Batman Triple Feature (various dates), Chained (2012), Corpo Celeste (2011), Dark Shadows (2012), Five (2011), The Found Footage Festival: Volume Six” (various dates), “Free Men” (2012), “Funkytown” (2012), “General Education” (2012), “Grassroots” (2012), “Hard Times” (2009), “Headshot” (2011), “Hungry for Change” (2012), “Hypothermia” (2010), “Iron Sky …
DVD review: ‘A Summer in Genoa’ Within a few years of his Oscar nomination for “A Single Man” and his win for “The King’s Speech,” a busy Colin Firth made two other movies – “A Summer in Genoa” and “Dorian Gray.” Neither film was released in the United States, and “Summer” can only now be seen on home video, four years after its completion. Firth stars in “Summer” as a professor in Chicago whose …
The study:Â Scenes of smoking in have been on a downward trajectory for five years, but no more: a study says there was an increase in characters smoking in films last year.
