Rent It The majority of American film fans will only maybe know Jay Chou from The Green Hornet , the underrated Michel Gondry-directed, Seth Rogen / Evan Goldberg-scripted adaptation that cast the actor as actual hero Kato to Rogen’s dim Hornet. In his home country of China, however, Chou rose to fame as a songwriter for numerous pop acts after an appearance on a televised competition show, then …
Rent It THE SHOW: Please Note: The stills used here are taken from promotional materials, not the Blu-ray edition under review. HBO’s latest “miniseries event” certainly has an impressive CV
Recommended Barbara (2012) is a low-key, nearly minimalist drama about an East German doctor trying to keep co-workers and neighbors at arm’s length while she plots to flee to the West and into the arms of the West German boyfriend trying to facilitate her escape.
Rent It Planes may be set “above the world of Cars !”, but it struggles to reach even the modest heights of Pixar’s most lackluster franchise. Get it? Heights?
Recommended Even among fans of the happily rediscovered Italian filmmaker Mario Bava, Baron Blood ( Gli orrori del castello di Norimberga , “The Horrors of Nuremberg Castle,” 1972) is considered pretty minor. A throwback to a more classical Gothic age of horror movie practically extinct by 1972, it’s actually not all that bad, with several nice set pieces courtesy Bava’s distinctive lighting and …
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Highly Recommended There’s no prelude or onslaught of corporate logos or narration or whatever. Nope, Maniac Cop 2 immediately picks up where the first flick left off, rewinding the clock just enough so you can [click on the thumbnail to enlarge] see..