Drama
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The Only Way (1970) [Blu-ray review]
The 1970 film “The Only Way” directed by Bent Christensen, is a powerful and poignant masterpiece that has been largely forgotten by modern audiences. Recently, VCI released the film on Bl...
Fighting Back (1982) [Blu-ray review]
In the early 1980s, crime was on the rise in Philadelphia, with the city’s residents living in fear of the rampant violence and corruption that plagued their streets. It was in this context that...
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Of An Age (2022) [Blu-ray review]
The thrills and confusion of adolescent love take center stage in the poignant new Australian indie drama Of An Age. This sensitive chronicle of a teenager’s sexual awakening manages to feel nostalgic...
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The Life of Emile Zola (1937) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
In times of social turmoil and political tension, collective courage can spark great change. That message reverberates through the timely Oscar winner The Life of Emile Zola, now available on Blu-ray ...
Survive (2020) [Blu-ray review]
The harrowing journey of two troubled strangers brought together by tragedy takes center stage in director Mark Pellington’s tense thriller Survive. This compelling character study provides a st...
Inside (2023) [Blu-ray review]
In his tense feature directorial debut Inside, Vasilis Katsoupis traps audiences in a claustrophobic struggle for survival alongside a cunning but increasingly unhinged anti-hero. As art thief Nemo fa...
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Land of the Pharaohs (1955) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
The mystique of ancient Egypt has long captivated Hollywood, serving as fodder for lavish spectacles throughout cinema history. But perhaps no Egyptian epic bombed bigger both critically and financial...
Helen of Troy (1956) [Warner Archive Collection Blu-ray review]
The story of Helen of Troy has captivated audiences for millennia, and Hollywood has tackled Homer’s legend multiple times over the decades. But Robert Wise’s 1956 spectacle remains the de...
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Border Incident (1949) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
Among the wave of reality-inspired crime dramas emerging in the late 1940s, director Anthony Mann’s “Border Incident” stood out for its gripping depiction of migrant worker abuse and border corruption...
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Queen Christina (1933) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
Released in 1933, “Queen Christina” was one of the most progressive films of Hollywood’s Golden Age. Starring Greta Garbo as the titular Swedish monarch, this pre-Code drama depicted a sexually ...