Blu-ray Review: Stars and Stripes Forever (1952)
One of the lesser-known musician biopics from the ’50s gets the full HD treatment.
December 13, 2011
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One of the lesser-known musician biopics from the ’50s gets the full HD treatment.
Buster Keaton shows himself the master of comedy, both small- and large-scale.
Entertaining indie tale of fatalistic young angst.
A light comic thriller made with the master touch of Alfred Hitchcock.
Black Country Communion cap a whirlwind first year together with an excellent new live concert Blu-ray and DVD.
Jason Isaacs is wonderful in a series that is more character study than detective thriller.
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