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Texas Killing Fields [Blu-ray]Texas Killing Fields is the feature-length movie version of all of the alphabet soup crime scene television shows that have dominated the airwaves of the past decade or so. It's the same old story of detectives on the case, dead bodies, a parade of suspects, and a little girl in peril, all unmercifully dragged out to twice the size of its small-screen counterparts and with no more flair, purpose, or scope than may be found in any random episode of any number of ... continue reading...

To Kill a Mockingbird 50th Anniversary Edition [Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy]"To Kill A Mockingbird" is truly a much loved and critically acclaimed film. It is a perfect portrayal of childhood innocence, racial prejudice, moral tolerance and courage. The film is so wonderfully done that the audience actually feels as if they were in Alabama during the 1930s. This is a must see for anyone of any age. However this picture came at a time of great change for film in storytelling and in visual media ... continue reading...

The Double [Blu-ray]Spy movies are a dime a dozen.  Sometimes they work and sometimes they don’t.  Hitchcock really pioneered the genre.  Viewers today are so accustomed to "twists", "reveals" and "spoilers" that everyone assumes it's supposed to be a Big Secret that the retired CIA man played by Richard Gere in The Double is really . . . a Soviet assassin. (Oops!) But the trailer discloses it, hints are dropped early in the film, and Gere's character confesses his identity less than half an ... continue reading...

The Double [Blu-ray]Spy movies are a dime a dozen.  Sometimes they work and sometimes they don’t.  Hitchcock really pioneered the genre.  Viewers today are so accustomed to "twists", "reveals" and "spoilers" that everyone assumes it's supposed to be a Big Secret that the retired CIA man played by Richard Gere in The Double is really . . . a Soviet assassin. (Oops!) But the trailer discloses it, hints are dropped early in the film, and Gere's character confesses his identity less than half an ... continue reading...