All posts tagged "home entertainment"
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Home Entertainment
/ 7 years agoHome Entertainment: ‘The Beguiled’ DVD Review
Directed by Sofia Coppola and set during the American Civil War, The Beguiled is a slow-paced but intensely-told story of a...
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Home Entertainment
/ 8 years agoThe Commitments 25th Anniversary special edition review
Time for people of a certain age to start feeling old. It’s been a quarter of a century since director Alan...
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Home Entertainment
/ 8 years agoEye in the Sky Blu-ray Review: “Important, reflective and compelling”
“The cost of war…” comments Alan Rickman‘s high-ranked character in response to a reflective and hugely important moment in Eye in...
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Home Entertainment
/ 9 years agoLondon Has Fallen Blu-ray Review
There could be a moment where films like London Has Fallen start to accidentially reflect reality a little too much but...
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Home Entertainment
/ 9 years agoHighlander – 30th Anniversary Blu-ray 4k Review
This was my first visit into the world of Highlander and while I felt it’s one of those films that everyone...
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Home Entertainment
/ 9 years agoEvolution DVD Review: “Makes for uncomfortable, confusing viewing”
It’s not often a film appears that I struggle to enjoy but unfortunately Evolution, directed by Lucile Hadzihalilovic, is one such...
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Home Entertainment
/ 9 years ago‘Dad’s Army’: Interview with Peter Blackburn, a veteran of the Home Guard
Brit comedy Dad’s Army is out to own today, based on the classic BBC sitcom. While the source material is seen...
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Home Entertainment
/ 9 years agoDad’s Army DVD Review: “Quality cast, misfire of a film”
Director: Oliver Parker Starring: Toby Jones, Bill Nighy, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Tom Courtenay, Michael Gambon, Blake Harrison, Daniel Mays, Bill Paterson There...
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Home Entertainment
/ 9 years agoRams Blu-ray Review: “A beautiful, resonating drama”
The first seven minutes or so of Rams plays out in almost absolute silence, with no music and only a few...
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Home Entertainment
/ 9 years agoYouth Blu-ray Review: “Caine is sublime in Sorrentino’s sumptuous exploration”
Firstly, I’m a newcomer to Paolo Sorrentino’s work. Secondly, and as a personal rule, I adore smart and perceptive explorations into...
