Two 80s movie gems receive 30th Anniversary Blu-ray love.
Blu-ray Reviews
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Scott Malchus
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“Into the Woods” is a triumph of the movie musical genre.
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Scott Malchus
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Four classic WB musicals from the 1950s are remastered and collected together in the new release.
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Scott Malchus
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“Beyond the Lights” is an excellent new film by Gina Prince-Bythewood.
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Scott Malchus
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The Disney/Marvel mashup “Big Hero 6” is for the kids, and that’s okay.
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Scott Malchus
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Jake Gyllenhaal plays the ultimate psycho in the noir thriller “Nightcrawler.”
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Scott Malchus
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Newcomer Alexandra Essoe is just one reason to watch this instant cult classic.
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Scott Malchus
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Liam Neeson is bad ass in the excellent thriller “A Walk Among the Tombstones”
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Scott Malchus
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The story of the Genesis is told by the men who were there… well almost.
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Scott Malchus
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Adam Wingard’s excellent thriller, “The Guest” is now on Blu. Here’s the Popdose review.
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Scott Malchus
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Dennis Weaver in “Duel” is one of four Spielberg films in this collection making their Blu-ray debut.
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Scott Malchus
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“Cold in July” proves that Jim Mickle is a director to watch.
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Scott Malchus
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Back in April I had the good fortune of seeing a preview screening of Jon Favreau’s Chef. At the time, I effused about the movie and all of its merits….
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Scott Malchus
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For a raunchy ‘R’ rated comedy, this one may surprise you with its depth.
Scott Malchus
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Bobcat takes a break from comedy and scares the crap out of us with this Bigfoot thriller.
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Scott Malchus
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Nothing is what you think in Zack Parker’s “Proxy,” including the marketing.
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Rob Ross
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What can you say about The King that hasn’t been said, ad infinitum, over the years – especially since his passing 37 years ago? Nothing new, but there’s always something…
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Scott Malchus
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That Awkward Moment wastes any goodwill it builds with its audience the scene after writer/director Tom Gormican decided to kill the father of one of the main characters.
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Scott Malchus
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It seems that with each milestone anniversary, Warner Brothers finds a reason to release another special edition of Mel Brooks’ classic western send-up, Blazing Saddles. To their credit, they continue…
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Scott Malchus
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Twenty years later, “Bachelor Party” and “Revenge of the Nerds” are still pretty damn good.
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Dw. Dunphy
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There are a million reasons why The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty should not exist.
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Scott Malchus
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Based on the French-Canadian hit, Starbuck, writer/director Ken Scott’s Delivery Man is a heartwarming film that packs more drama than comedy it in its brisk 105 minutes. Vince Vaughn reminds…
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Scott Malchus
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Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom strives to be the definitive biography of the great Nelson Mandela’s life. With two strong leads in Idris Elba as Mandela and Naomie Harris as…
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Scott Malchus
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With a predecessor that was a worldwide phenomenon and made over $600 Million, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire has the luxury of taking its sweet old time getting into the…
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Scott Malchus
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Close to 50 years after In the Heat of the Night‘s original release, the Academy Award winning Best Picture from 1967 still has the power to incite anger and compassion, even…
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Scott Malchus
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There’s a bittersweet feeling you get when watching the sweet and charming performance by James Gandolfini in Enough Said.
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Scott Malchus
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Two rising young stars headline The Spectacular Now, a poignant film based on the novel of the same name by Tim Tharp. Miles Teller, who’s drawing raves for his turn…