The Who: Quadrophenia – Live in London Blu-ray Review: A Stunning Audio and Visual Presentation
By generaljabbo |
When The Who first toured for their classic rock opera Quadrophenia back in the 1970s, the technology of the day ...
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Agatha Christie: Poirot, Series 12 Blu-ray Review: Ridiculously Unrealistic Plots, Tons of Fun
By Mat Brewster |
When it comes to Agatha Christie's writing I tend to agree with Raymond Chandler who wrote about her type of ...
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The Girl in the Empty Grave DVD Review: Andy Griffith Shines in Forgotten TV Thriller
By Luigi Bastardo |
After all-but-becoming Sheriff Andy Taylor in that long-running, still-in-syndication classic television series with the whistling theme song, Andy Griffith was ...
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Warner Archive’s James Cagney DVDs Review: Three Rarities for You Dirty Rats
By Luigi Bastardo |
Gangster. Dancer. Mister Roberts' personal pain in the ass. James Cagney inhabited all kinds of roles as a performer, and ...
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