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Blu-ray and DVD reviews pertaining to Classic Hollywood (Golden Era – 1928-1950).
“The Sheik” is a film that no doubt made Valentino popular despite the fact that in reality, he didn’t care for the film, nor being a Sheik. But it did cement him as Hollywood’s first sex symbol and those details may overshadow the actual film, Read More …
“Deluge” on Blu-ray can be seen as a watching an entertaining 1933 natural disaster film, which was once considered as lost. Others may find the Blu-ray as a wonderful collection of two films starring actress Peggy Shannon. I will say that this Blu-ray release is Read More …
“Mr. Deeds Goes to Town” is a timeless Frank Capra classic. Featuring wonderful direction by Frank Capra and an amazing performance by Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur, plus a 4K restoration and a digibook release, the “You Can’t Take It With You” Blu-ray release is Read More …
If you love film noir, the Criterion Collection’s release of “In a Lonely Place” is worth watching and owning. Showcasing the wonderful performance by both Humphrey Bogart and Gloria Grahame and also fantastic direction by filmmaker Nicholas Ray, you’ll see why “In a Lonely Place” Read More …
“The Kid” is a Charles Chaplin masterpiece which any cineaste or silent film fan should have in their collection. Highly recommended! Image courtesy of © 2015 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Reserved. TITLE: The Kid – The Criterion Collection #799 YEAR OF FILM: 1921/1922 DURATION: Read More …
While my favorite Harold Lloyd film will always be “Safety Last!”, I enjoy “Speedy” in a much different level, mainly for the adventure that Harold Lloyd takes the viewer and enjoying New York City of that era but also the fascinating stunts and scenes that Read More …
“You Can’t Take It With You” is a timeless Frank Capra romantic comedy classic. Featuring wonderful direction by Frank Capra and an amazing performance by James Stewart and Jean Arthur, plus a 4K restoration and a digibook release, the “You Can’t Take It With You” Read More …