Category: Blu-Ray’s

Blu-ray Review: Fat Girl

Catherine Breillat clearly prides herself on her reputation as a director who explores sexuality in a variety of frank, explicit and often shocking ways. 2001’s Fat Girl is without a doubt one of her most provocative films. Whether it’s any…

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Blu-ray Review: I Am Number Four

Given the massive success of the Twilight films, it should come as no surprise that Hollywood has gone into overdrive, trying to adapt specific types of stories for the screen–ones about mopey teenagers falling in love with just the right…

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Blu-ray Review: Papillon

Warner Bros. | 1973 | 151 mins. | PG Based on a best seller by the late Frenchman Henri Charriere, who claimed it was a true story, Papillon offers a lot to like. Compared to today’s blockbusters, with their explosions…

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Blu-ray Review: No Strings Attached

Paramount Pictures | 2011 | 108 mins. | R No Strings Attached was originally titled Friends With Benefits, which was changed due to a forthcoming Justin Timberlake-Mila Kunis comedy bearing the same name and a near-identical premise: longtime friends decide…

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Blu-ray Review: Beverly Hills Cop

Paramount Pictures | 1984 | 105 mins. | R Beverly Hills Cop owes its success to star Eddie Murphy. Murphy’s one-of-a kind, fast-talking personality turned a rather routine, shallow cop comedy into something special. Murphy’s presence is the primary reason…

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Blu-ray Review: Smiles of a Summer Night

Criterion | 1955 | 108 min | NR Released in 1955, Ingmar Bergman’s 16th film, Smiles of a Summer Night would give the director his first taste of international success. Few would argue that Bergman was very serious director. While…

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Blu-ray Review: Blue Valentine

Starz / Anchor Bay | 2010 | 114 min | R I missed Blue Valentine in theaters, but after hearing and reading so much about it, I was anxious to check it out for myself. Now having done that, I’ll…

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