Top notch ‘Blue Thunder’ gets treated well in new DVD
Great 80s thriller with terrific helicopter actions that works because its not computer generated regardless of its over-the-top conclusion.
Great 80s thriller with terrific helicopter actions that works because its not computer generated regardless of its over-the-top conclusion.
This mediocre thriller was the last of a dying breed of Hollywood erotic thrillers headlined by Sharon Stone hits DVD in an unrated format that is sans extras.
Although trashed by fans of the man-in-the-suit films this 1998 version is actually pretty fun and entertaining.
Wonderful animated film that moves a little fast but is terrifically clever and loaded with funny characters.
Easily one of the best collector’s edition of a classic film Charlton Heston pays his pinnacle role in this religious epic and the original 1923 version is surprisingly brilliant.
William Holden is brilliant and Billy Wilder is at his best with this classic World War II satire.
In 1989 the United States was introduced to Irish cinema with My Left Foot, starring Daniel Day Lewis and directed by Jim Sheridan (no relation, although I met him once in a bar in the Village here in NewYork City). Lewis walked away with the Oscar for Best Actor that year, surprising many. His co-star, Brenda Fricker, also took home the Best Supporting Actress Oscar that year. I remember…
Very much like an Irwin Allen disaster flick but in this case nothing much happens.
Steven Martin’s first big screen adventure remains one of his funniest.
This old black and white from 1953 features an all-star cast and while its probably a little longer than it needed to be [I]Sky[/I] is a strong feature about survival.