Forty Guns – The Criterion Collection #954 (a J!-ENT DVD Review) (1957)

I do feel that “Forty Guns” is a  wonderful film made by the legendary filmmaker Samuel Fuller.  One that will captivate you but also appreciate how this film was ahead of its time, back in 1957.  Recommended! Image courtesy of © 2018 The Criterion Collection. Read More …

In the Heat of the Night – The Criterion Collection #959 (a J!-ENT DVD Review)

“In the Heat of the Night” is a film that no doubt holds up well for today’s audience.  There is a clear message. As clear it was back in 1967.  But the question is, for the viewer watching the film, will that message reach out Read More …

The Big Chill – The Criterion Collection #720 (a J!-ENT DVD Review)

“The Big Chill” may be an ’80s film, but it still resonates to those who are adults and for those who truly understand this film, will find it to be a nostalgic, yet delightful film. Image courtesy of © 2014 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Read More …

I Wanna Hold Your Hand – The Criterion Collection #967 (a J!-ENT DVD Review)

Filmmaker Susan Siedelman’s debut film “Smithereens” is a unique film for its time and a film that documents life in New York in 1982 and so much more! A Criterion Collection DVD worth checking out! Image courtesy of © 2018 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Read More …

My Man Godfrey – The Criterion Collection #114 (a J!-ENT Blu-ray Disc Review)

“My Man Godfrey” is one of those films that classic movie fans should have in their collection.  Especially if you love screwball comedies. And the re-release from the Criterion Collection on Blu-ray features new special features and a wonderful 4K digital restoration! Image courtesy of Read More …

Smithereens – The Criterion Collection #941 (a J!-ENT DVD Review) (1982)

Filmmaker Susan Siedelman’s debut film “Smithereens” is a unique film for its time and a film that documents life in New York in 1982 and so much more! A Criterion Collection DVD worth checking out! Image courtesy of © 2018 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Read More …

Detour – The Criterion Collection #966 (a J!-ENT Blu-ray Disc Review) (1945)

“Detour” may not be the best film noir, but it is a film that shows how a talented director can bring his talents to a low budget film and make it a quality film.  Featuring a wonderful femme fatale performance from Ann Savage and an Read More …