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3:10 to Yuma - A Classic Western Film
By: Michael Ashworth
The film 3:10 to Yuma, a remake of the 1957 film, possesses a sense of morality and justice amidst a lawless frontier; an attribute favorable to the Classic Western Film more...
Familiar Strangers - DVD Review
By: Denise Castillón
Just in time as adult children are preparing to fly back to their ancestral nests, comes this quiet, poignant film to remind them why, besides Mom's cooking, they do so. more...
Inglourious Basterds, 2009 DVD Review
By: Lauren Flanagan
Inglourious Basterds stars Brad Pitt, Christoph Waltz, Melanie Laurent, Eli Roth, and Diane Kruger more...
North by Northwest 50th Anniversary Edition
By: Francine Brokaw
The ultimate Hitchcock film is his first to be seen in high definition on Blu-ray, making it even more impressive than ever. more...
The Little Drummer Girl - DVD Review
By: Francine Brokaw
Diane Keaton stars in The Little Drummer Girl, the story of an American woman who finds herself directly in the middle of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. more...
Redbelt Review: A Story About Man & Bushido
By: Stefan Jeffrey
Redbelt (released 2008), directed by David Mamet, is a film about the idealism of honour and societies misplaced view about the merits of living truly within that code. more...
Fighting Comes Home Black and Blu-Ray
By: Sean Costa
Within its opening seconds, Fighting valiently attempts to set up its out of work-ing class hero, Sean (Channing Tatum), as a housing challenged Rocky. more...
Brideshead Revisited (2008) DVD Review
By: Carolyn M Cash
Disillusioned army captain Charles Ryder recalls his earlier involvement with a dysfunctional aristocratic family whilst stationed at Brideshead during World War II. more...
By: Eliza Freer
The Ryan Reynolds and Emily Mortimer vehicle focuses on the idea that life is too chaotic and there is no controlling it, but one moment could shape a life. more...
Megan Holley's Debut Script - Sunshine Cleaning
By: Sharon Ketelaar
Black comedy, drama, suspense and heartbreak thrive in the midst of a fledgling family cleaning business for messy murders and other tragic situations. more...
By: Zachary Herrmann
There's been a lot of talk, of late, between the supposed disconnect between film critics and the general, movie-going public. more...
The Towering Inferno Blu-ray Review
By: Francine Brokaw
The Towering Inferno had people worried about working in skyscrapers, much the same way people were worried about going into the ocean after Jaws. more...
By: Zachary Herrmann
There's not really a comfortable moment in Roman Polanksi's appropriately-titled second feature film, Repulsion. more...
Burn After Reading (2008) DVD Review
By: Ian Terry
Following their Oscar Scoop in '98, Joel and Ethan Coen surprised many with this dark, if somewhat slighter outing. more...
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