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Blu-ray and DVD reviews pertaining to Classic Hollywood (Golden Era – 1928-1950).
Overall, you get two Tod Browning silent films and two films that feature both Priscilla Dean and Wallace Beery. Considering how hard it is to find silent Tow Browning, let alone Priscilla Dean films, this two-movie set of “Drifting” and “White Tiger” is worth having Read More …
If you are a fan of these talents or Hollywood musicals in general, the fact that we are getting this film classic on Blu-ray is awesome! “Love Me Tonight” is recommended! Click Here to Purchase this Blu-ray Images courtesy of © 2020 Kino Lorber Inc. Read More …
All three films in the “Reginald Denny Collection” are entertaining, delightful and if you are a silent film fan, you will not be disappointed. The 4K restoration is fantastic, each film no doubt showcase the talents of Reginald Denny but this is probably one of Read More …
I’m grateful that writer Oliver H.P. Garrett changed things up.”The Story of Temple Drake” benefits in being different from the original source material and if you want to watch an entertaining pre-code film, definitely give “The Story of Temple Drake” a try! Image courtesy of Read More …
“Glorifying of American Girl” is a film which classic Hollywood cinema fans will enjoy. It’s a time capsule of yesteryear, it’s an early talkie, it’s Mary Eaton’s finest performance but it’s also a cautionary film of what happens when Hollywood execs try to meddle with Read More …
“Dancing Lady” is a delightful romantic comedy and a film that really showcased the best of the Crawford/Gable together onscreen, but also a film with a few surprises of appearances of legendary film/TV stars before they became famous. Recommended! DVD TITLE: Dancing Lady DATE OF Read More …
“Sergeant York” is a film I highly recommend. If you are into classic Hollywood war films, a military fan or even a Gary Cooper or Howard Hawks fan, it’s a film worth watching! DVD TITLE: Sergeant York DATE OF FILM RELEASE: 1941 DURATION: 134 Minutes Read More …