Posted in Disc Reviews by Gino Sassani on February 27th, 2002
Intro It is nice to see one of Jackie Chan’s first films, New Fist of Fury, get re-released with an anamorphic widescreen transfer. Unfortunately, that is the only bonus to this disc. Synopsis “Jackie Chan (Rush Hour), the master of kung-fu and Chinese acrobatics, stars in this action- packed sequel to Bruce Lee’s Fist of […]
Posted in Disc Reviews by Gino Sassani on February 18th, 2002
“You will believe a man can fly” was the promise on a movie poster that tempted this teenager into the brand new multiplex to see Superman – The Movie. Did the film deliver? Let’s just say there were no lawsuits for breech of contract. What teenage kid could help but be swept into the air […]
Posted in Disc Reviews by Archive Authors on January 30th, 2002
Written By Kelly Stifora Intro Kim Basinger and Dan Larroquette upstage Bruce Willis in his tepid debut as a leading man. Don’t let the fact that Blake Edwards directed blind you: this is a dud. Synopsis Walter (Willis) gets set up on a blind date with Nadia (Basinger) for an incredibly important business dinner at […]
Posted in Disc Reviews by Archive Authors on January 27th, 2002
posted by Marc Atonna Everything must either be high in something or low in something else. You have to love a film where a priest defends, “the tit was spread with peanut butter!” Synopsis Dennis Bagley is a hard, calculating advertising executive who was happy in every way he could conceive. Upon worrying about an […]
Posted in Disc Reviews by Gino Sassani on January 15th, 2002
Intro I got quite a kick out of this film. It is great to see the creative minds of 20 years ago try to put a spin of the world of computers. I had forgotten the basis for this film, and watching it 20 years after it was released was really fun. Synopsis “When Flynn […]
Posted in Disc Reviews by Archive Authors on November 7th, 2001
Intro From the haunting soundtrack to the career-making performances from the Robin Cook’s superb cast, Ginger Snaps defines what a modern horror film should be: its artfully crafted reality skirts the edge of the mundane while maintaining an edge of surrealism through progressive applications of noire, violence, and the supernatural. The movie thoroughly involves the […]
Posted in Disc Reviews by Archive Authors on August 30th, 2001
Posted in Disc Reviews by Carly Peters Intro Everyone’s favorite dysfunctional family is releasing a box set of the season that started it all. The Simpsons: The Complete First Seasons includes 13 episodes on three discs and is filled with lots of goodies, including some never before seen footage of an episode creator Matt Groening […]
