Reviews

Notorious Blu-ray Review

Watching Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious is like stepping into a time machine. Apart from the fact that the film is 56 years old, it employs numerous storytelling techniques that the average modern moviegoer would flat-out not sit still for. Rather than…  Read More
4.5
out of 5

Manhattan Blu-ray Review

There was a time, the 1970s and 80s to be precise, where Woody Allen was easily one of the top two or three American filmmakers around. Despite the occasional misstep (Another Woman, September), Allen's writing and directing output during these…  Read More
4.0
out of 5

Wings Blu-ray Review

It seems quite serendipitous that just as 2011's ode to the silent film era, The Artist, is receiving all sorts of praise and accolades that Paramount should release its 1927 silent masterpiece, Wings, for the first time on Blu-ray. Directed…  Read More
4.3
out of 5

Spellbound Blu-ray Review

Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbound is widely regarded as the first mainstream motion picture to focus primarily on the field of psychoanalytics. That may be the most boring sentence ever written, but it's typically how most people kick off a conversation about…  Read More
3.5
out of 5

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