Blu-ray Review – Seven Days In May
Seven Days in May has three of my favorite things; Frankenheimer, Sterling, and Douglas. Few directors are as good at political suspense than Frankenheimer.
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Blu-ray Review – The Loved One
The poster tag-line for Tony Richardson’s The Loved One is, “The Motion Picture with Something to Offend Everyone.” I am offended I wasted time.
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Spencer’s Mountain was the source of televisions family The Waltons. If The Waltons were more similar to Henry Fonda’s character, I would have been more interested in the TV show. It was not.
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You know how sometimes you have something with a strangely perfect record and you want to keep watching because you know you will be entertained.
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36 Hours is a delightfully forgettable film. I don’t mean this negatively. It is similar with two of my favorite films that I can’t separate my thoughts.
Read more "Blu-ray Review – 36 Hours"Blu-ray Review – From Hell It Came
File From Hell It Came under awful, terrible, dreadful, perfect, and awesome. The effects are so bad that they are a delight to watch. There are a whole laundry list of problems but that monster is not one of them.
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So much about this movie triggers all of the bits and pieces of cinema which should have completely transported me into a great bad science fiction film.
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Flimflam and rope-a-dope. Women, am I right? I jest. What the Richest Girl in the World is a wildly charming romantic comedy that flips a few switches and crafts an engaging experience.
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Demon Seed is one of the few 80s suspense /horror pictures which could easily be remade with only slight modification for time. There is no struggle to believe that smart home tech, with AI could cause a real ruckus at home.
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I have said before that I am a fan of animated dinosaur pictures. They are fun and don’t force themselves upon you. When you have a film called Valley of Gwangi with a dinosaur on the poster you know that you are in for a fun couple hours of nonsense.
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