Tag: Blu-Ray
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La Poison Blu-ray Review
Eureka presents their latest edition to their Masters of Cinema collection, this time with Sacha…
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You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet DVD Review
Not being au fait with Alain Resnais’ previous work, coming to what appears to be…
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Czechoslovak New Wave Collection DVD Review
Although not as widely known as the French New Wave, the Czechoslovak version is incredibly…
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Margin Call DVD Review
Nervous anticipation buzzes throughout an office building. Veterans of the company have seen it before,…
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Chernobyl Diaries DVD Review
Chernobyl Diaries comes from the mind of Oren Peli, the man who gave the world…
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Jour de Fete DVD Review
As the BFI release of Jacques Tati’s 1949 film Jour de Fete begins, there is…
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Mon Oncle DVD Review
The BFI is continuing its proud tradition of reverence to classic cinema with re-releases of…
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Revolution – The Director’s Cut Review
Hugh Hudson (of Chariots of Fire fame) is on career ending form with his film…
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Three Colours Trilogy
Released between 1993 and 1994, Krzysztof Kieslowski’s Three Colours Trilogy was almost instantly hailed as…