Alfred the Great (1969) DVD Review: Greater Things Have Happened

Sprawling epics were all the rage in the 1950s, with fantastical biblical yarns and timeless tales of undefeatable conquerors popping ...
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When a Feller Needs a Friend (1932) DVD Review: How About a Break Instead?

While I am always eager to point out how wretched contemporary filmmaking seems to have become, I can never dismiss ...
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Black Society Trilogy Blu-ray Review: Madman Miike’s (Relatively) Somber Saga

Takashi Miike is the Japanese director who will, seemingly, film anything. And anything does not just mean he'll put the ...
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Howards End Blu-ray Review:  Luxuriously Lush

Upon watching the new 4K restoration of Howards End by the Cohen Film Collection, I come to realize it was ...
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