Rent It Please Note: The stills used here are taken from promotional materials and other sources, not the Blu-ray edition under review. The Movie: The artist's urge to create, despite overwhelming resistance from the outside world, gets a sympathetic if plodding treatment in the biopic Vincent & Theo .
Highly Recommended Stormy Weather Blu-ray Review Stormy Weather is a song-and-dance musicalfeaturinga cast that is entirely made up of famous African American performers.It is oneof the few classic Hollywood films to feature an entirely AfricanAmerican castand a good production budget by a major studio (one of the otherrarities thatexisted around the time-period being Cabin in the Sky …
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.
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Highly Recommended “I just want to meet a guy I like as much as you. Is that too much to ask?” [click on the thumbnail to enlarge] Paige (Gillian Jacobs) and Sasha Read the entire review
Highly Recommended In 10 Words or Less The strange, tragic relationship between wrestling and John du Pont Reviewer's Bias* Loves: Mark Ruffalo, Bennett Miller Likes: Channing Tatum, Steve Carell, wrestling (not the pro kind) Dislikes: Many biopics Hates: When money protects the guilty The Movie Despite getting something of a late start on his directing career, Bennett Miller has been in no rush …
Highly Recommended The Movie: 1975's Love and Death is probably the oddest film of Woody Allen's “early funny ones,” but, pound for pound, it is also probably the funniest. Set in Russia during the Napoleonic Wars, Love and Death features a smorgasbord of smarty-pants riffs on philosophy, literature, and cinema, Marxian (as in Groucho) double-talk, and slapstick setpieces that rival the work of …
Rent It The Movie: Albert Pyun is best known for directing action and sci-fi pictures like Cyborg with Jean Claude Van Damme but in 1986 he made Dangerously Close , a strange tale of youth gone wild. It's a strange film to be sure, one that seems far more concerned with technique and style than with narrative substance, but it's an interesting film to revisit almost thirty years after it debuted …
Recommended The Movie: Directed by Roger Corman in 1962 after finding some serious box office success with earlier Edgar Allan Poe adaptations, Tales Of Terror takes on three of the renowned author's short stories.