Author: Rebecca Wright

The Double

Blu-ray Review: The Double

The Double never opened at any movie theaters in my town. I never saw a trailer for it before seeking one out on the internet. One would think a movie starring Richard Gere and Topher Grace would do respectable business…

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A Star Is Born (37)

Blu-ray Review: A Star Is Born (1937)

Watching any version of A Star Is Born is almost impossible to do without comparing it to the other two versions available. While the original 1937 version has its merits, I’m partial to the 1954 Judy Garland and James Mason…

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K. Pilkington

DVD Review: An Idiot Abroad

Discovered by Ricky Gervais and his writing partner Stephen Merchant, Karl Pilkington is a unique fellow to be sure. Pilkington was an engineer at the radio studio where Gervais and Merchant would record their popular podcasts; Karl’s bold views on…

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Notorious

Blu-ray Review: Notorious

While I can never quite settle on my absolute favorite Hitchcock film, 1946’s Notorious always remains in the top three. Not only one of the most stylish films ever made, Notorious is one of the greatest suspense yarns ever committed…

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Blu-ray Review: Real Steel

Based in part on the 1956 short story “Steel” by Richard Matheson, Real Steel might be best described as souped up Transformers. Set in 2020, fans have decided that regular boxing is simply to tame. In an effort to satisfy…

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Blu-ray Review: Texas Killing Fields

Produced by Michael Mann (Heat, Collateral), and the directorial debut of his daughter Ami Canaan Mann, Texas Killing Fields is “inspired by true events.” Set in Texas City, Texas, the story follows local police detective, Mike Souder (Sam Worthington) and…

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