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Currently listing articles 896-851:
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DVD Review: It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown (Deluxe Edition)— Once engulfed in the memories, it will be easy to overlook the flawed storytelling.
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Movie Memory Check: Jules Dassin’s The Naked City— There may be eight million stories in The Naked City... but the first one deserves a second look.
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DVD Review: Cool Hand Luke (Deluxe Edition) — There is no way this could ever be a failure to entertain.
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Reel World Politics— Cinematic sub-texts shape campaigns of strategy vs. substance.
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DVD Review: It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (Remastered Deluxe Edition)
— Two different views of two different "Peanuts" specials.
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DVD Review: The Nightmare Before Christmas Collector's Edition— Disney has put out a collector's edition that doesn't disappoint.
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DVD Review: Brideshead Revisited (25th Anniversary Collector's Edition)— Revisit "Brideshead Revisited" with this 25th Anniversary set.
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DVD Review: Au Hasard Balthazar— One of the greatest films of all time defines why art can reach into areas, and elucidate things, no other human activity can come close
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Movie Review: Angels With Dirty Faces— A gangster melodrama that is still pointed and pertinent today.
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Book Review: The Alfred Hitchcock Story (New Edition) by Ken Mogg— One of the most exemplary and concise books about the Master of Suspense available today.
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DVD Review: The Duchess of Duke Street, The Complete Collection— The Duchess of Duke Street hasn't aged a day since this gem of a British heritage series was broadcast in the late seventies.
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Movie Review: Double Indemnity— Compelling, exciting, and truly memorable filmmaking.
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Theatre Review (London): The Wizard Of Oz at the Royal Festival Hall— A balmy night in London is a rarer sight than a performance this mediocre at the RFH.
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DVD Review: The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet – Best of Ricky and Dave — Classic television as its best.
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Movie Review: Pride and Prejudice (2005)— Jane Austen's charming, entertaining novel gets a faithful movie adaptation.
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DVD Review: High And Low— A reissued masterpiece by Akira Kurosawa scores high in the Criterion Collection pantheon.
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DVD Review: Cannon - Season One, Volume One— William Conrad finally got his chance at a starring role on television.
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DVD Review: Le Million— Rene Clair's infectious blend of French romance and musical comedy makes foreign film buffs feel as though they've hit the lottery.
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DVD Review: Knife in the Water— Roman Polanski takes you sailing with a hitchhiker in his tense, gorgeously restored feature filmmaking debut.
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DVD Review: Vampyr— Carl Theodor Dreyer's horror classic gets the treatment from the Criterion Collection folks, and it's a winner!
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DVD Review: Journey to the Center of the Earth (1959)— A so-so spin on the classic sci-fi tale.
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Blu-ray Review: Batman - The Movie, Special Edition— 105 minutes of campy Batman fun!
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One of Michael Emerson's Five Creepiest Characters of All Time: Nosferatu— "Lost" actor Michael Emerson reveals his top five creepy characters in an Entertainment Weekly video.
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Movie Review: Why The Happening Doesn't— In The Happening, filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan takes on Alfred Hitchcock and George Romero but gets tangled up instead.
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DVD Review: A Tale of Two Popeyes— Nine-year-old Sobrino Poco Loco weighs in on the two Popeye releases.
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DVD Review: Hiya Kids! A '50s Saturday Morning — I enjoyed the vibe here, the feel of "this is how it aired," "this is how my parents saw television."
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DVD Review: Dynasty - The Third Season, Volume One— The Alexis/Krystle feud was one of the best in TV history.
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DVD Review: The Crown Jewels of Ripper Cinema - The Lodger (1944)— One of the greatest Jack the Ripper movies finally comes to DVD in a classy studio edition.
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DVD Review: Houdini (1953)— Houdini is entertainment for the whole family.
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Retro Redux: Taxi Drivers Have Feelings Too— Driving a cab in the days before Travis Bickle made it scary.
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DVD Review: Absolutely Fabulous - Absolutely Everything— Pound for pound, one of the funniest sitcoms ever.
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DVD Review: The Odd Couple - The Fourth Season— Not as funny as previous seasons, but it's still a funny show.
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DVD Review: Frank Sinatra – The Golden Years Collection — This collection has a few good movies, but is underwhelming overall.
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DVD Review: Night Of The Living Dead (40th Anniversary Edition) — It's worth buying just to have your "definitive" version to watch with friends.
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Seven Shows Worth Revisiting On DVD— Seven shows that have a lasting impact.
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Movie Reivew: Lifeboat— Not Hitchcock's best, but still darn good.
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DVD Review: The Sword in the Stone - 45th Anniversary Edition— With a little bit of help from Merlin, Disney magics this one out of the vault and into your home.
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DVD Review: The Fugitive - Season Two, Volume One— David Janssen was one of America's finest actors, who died far too young.
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DVD Review: The Dirty Harry Series— Dirty comes back to DVD, with Magnum force.
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DVD Review: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (Special Edition)— The Temple of Doom is not exactly the disappointment its reputation suggests.
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DVD Review: Heroes of the East— An absolute gem of a kung fu flick, this is a must see film.
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DVD Review: Hawaii Five-O - The Fourth Season— Sun, guest stars and more McGarrett in the series fourth season.
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DVD Review: Wide Sargasso Sea— An adaptation of the eponymous novel, this passionate production offers a glimpse into madness and love turned to ruin.
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DVD Review: Night of the Living Dead (40th Anniversary Edition)
— You won’t be disappointed.
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Classic Cinema Corner: Amadeus— This Best Picture winner presents a compelling murder mystery against the world of classical music.
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DVD Review: Picture Snatcher— Strong B-movie featuring a strong performance from James Cagney.
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