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DVD Review WINGS OF DESIRE (BLU-RAY)  Another excellent Blu-ray from Criterion, and for one of the best films of the 1980s to boot. An essential upgrade. Read More... DVD Review A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS (BLU-RAY)  Of all the releases of A Charlie Brown Christmas, this one's the Charlie Browniest. Of course. It is in HD. Read More... DVD Review MONSOON WEDDING (BLU-RAY) 
Even as some grumble that Criterion should focus on bringing lost classics to DVD, it's tough to argue that the underappreciated Monsoon Wedding hasn't benefitted from the company's topflight treatment.
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Read More... DVD Review WAYNE'S WORLD 2 (BLU-RAY)  In a stunning display of the amount of thought Paramount put into the production of Wayne's World 2 on Blu-ray, the back cover refers to it as "the most awaited video" since Wayne's World, marketing copy you might remember from when the movie was released 15 years ago... on video. Read More... DVD Review WAYNE'S WORLD (BLU-RAY)  The real question is, do you really need to own a low-budget comedy like Wayne's World in HD? The answer is, yes, if only for the opportunity to study the weird after effects of Mike Meyers apparently out-of-control eyebrow tweezing habit. Read More... DVD Review TRUE BLOOD: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON  Six Feet Under creator Alan Ball stretches metaphor to the breaking point with HBO's True Blood, which posits that a world in which vampires "come out of the coffin" and fight for their civil rights would look a lot like Twilight, only with lots more nudity. Lots and lots more nudity. Read More... DVD Review AUSTRALIA (BLU-RAY)  Baz Luhrmann's Australia is all spectacle, screaming "epic movie" from frantic opening montage to soaring, melodramatic finale. Overstuffed? Hokey? Sure. But never a dull moment even in this, the most restrained of the down under director's oeuvre (which is like saying it's the least garish neon shade). Read More... Article Report: Teenagers enjoy hot cars, sexy actors  Movie succeeds despite a total lack of knife-wielding murderers, musicals set in high schools, and 3-D animation. Read More... No current bio information for this contributor |
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