Author: Rebecca Wright

The Twilight Zone Season 4 Coming to Blu-ray May 17

Image Entertainment has announced the Blu-ray release of The Twilight Zone: Season 4. It’s time to enter the fifth dimension once again with The Twilight Zone: Season 4 on Blu-ray™ May 17th, 2011. All 18 episodes from the influential sci-fi/fantasy…

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Blu-ray Review: Last Tango In Paris

MGM |1972 | 129 mins. | NC -17 Definitely not for everyone, Last Tango In Paris may be a landmark in filmmaking, but it’s also a dirty, misogynistic soap opera. While some list it among the all time classics, it’s…

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Blu-ray Review: Sweet Smell of Success

Criterion | 1957 | 96 mins. | NR A bomb at the time of its release in 1957, Sweet Smell of Success was largely thought to be a thinly veiled attack on Walter Winchell, who for decades had been the…

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Blu-ray Review: You Again

Touchstone Pictures | 2010 | 105 mins. | PG Kristen Bell made her name playing a high school outcast as the title character on televisions Veronica Mars. From there, in the movie Fanboys, she slipped comfortably into a Princess Leia…

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Blu-ray Review: Thelma & Louise

MGM | 1991 | 130 mins. | R As a frequent moviegoer, I was thrilled when Thelma & Louise showed up at my local multiplex in 1991. After years of waiting, there was finally an honest-to-goodness female buddy picture that…

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DVD Review: Two Weeks In Another Town

Warner Archives | 1962 | 107 mins. | NR Vincente Minnelli—husband of Judy Garland and father of Liza—became famous largely as a result of the lavish musicals he directed during his time at MGM. Some of his best known films…

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Blu-ray Review: Waiting for Superman

Paramount | 2010 |111 mins. | PG In Waiting for Superman, director Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth) closely examines the public-education system in the United States by following a group of students as they apply to charter schools in different…

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Blu-ray Review: The Color Purple

Warner Bros. | 1985 | 153 mins. | PG When The Color Purple hit theaters back in 1985, I didn’t quite know how to feel about it. Though I was only twelve at the time, I had read Alice Walker’s…

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