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Santa Fe Trail (1940) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
Santa Fe Trail is a 1940 film about how abolitionist supreme John Brown was a terrorist that deserved to die. Raymond Massey plays him way more sympathetically than you’d expect for the time. Bu...
Superman & Lois is the most sincere Superman in 15 years [Season 1 Blu-ray review]
Superman & Lois is one of the reasons I continue to defend the CW. Stargirl is the other and we have a bit of news coming up about that later. That being said, when DC can embrace its heritage and...
Troy’s DC TV Crisis with Flash Season 7 and Batwoman Season 2 [Blu-ray Review]
Flash returns with a seventh season and more funny pre FX scene memes. While I will enjoy this series more than anything Arrow ever did, it still cuts a little short. I guess that’s the downside...
Dune (2021) [How to Watch Movies review]
Dune is getting released on HBO Max and in theaters at the same time. People that aren’t members of NATO or heirs to theatrical exhibition chains have opinions about this for some reason. I̵...
A Cinderella Story: Starstruck (2021) [DVD review]
A Cinderella Story: Starstruck is the latest in the Cinderella Story series. Bailee Madison is a small town girl trying to make it big. So she crashes onto a Hollywood film set shooting near her town ...
Objective Burma (1945) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
Objective Burma is one of several films made about Merrill’s Marauders. For some reason that outfit caught everyone’s attention in Hollywood. But, this was one of the films where Hollywood...
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex is a vintage Michael Curtiz movie. It’s also a 1930s romantic comedy about the Spanish vs. English naval wars. When the Irish get rowdy, Elizabeth has to...
One Crazy Summer (1986)[Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
One Crazy Summer was a film ahead of its time. But not too ahead, as comedy can be a very insular thing. Well, let’s put it this way. Savage Steve Holland came the closest to the Frank Tashlin m...
There Was A Crooked Man (1970) [Warner Archive Blu-ray review]
There Was A Crooked Man was the older actors’ attempt to cash in on film revisionism. Kirk Douglas is made up to look like the younger actors that were breaking through to the counterculture. Pl...