Cloak and Dagger is out now on Dual Format from Eureka Entertainment. Continue reading
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We The Animals dual format (Blu-ray/DVD) review: Dir. Jeremiah Zagar (2019)
Intense and tough but also raw and real, Jeremiah Zagar offers the story huge scope and honesty. Continue reading
![A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Blu-ray review: Dir. Elia Kazan [Masters of Cinema]](https://criticalpopcorn.files.wordpress.com/2019/07/eka70342_atreegrowsinbrooklyn_bd_pack_300dpi.jpg?w=290&h=290&crop=1 "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Blu-ray review: Dir. Elia Kazan [Masters of Cinema]")
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Blu-ray review: Dir. Elia Kazan [Masters of Cinema]
Kazan’s classic film perfectly envelopes so many human emotions, including a warm empathy, even when times get hard. Continue reading
![The Woman in the Window Blu-ray review: Dir. Fritz Lang [Masters of Cinema]](https://criticalpopcorn.files.wordpress.com/2019/05/46322971365_abb18a7764_z.jpg?w=290&h=290&crop=1 "The Woman in the Window Blu-ray review: Dir. Fritz Lang [Masters of Cinema]")
The Woman in the Window Blu-ray review: Dir. Fritz Lang [Masters of Cinema]
The exceptional 1944 film noir is worth every moment, read our review now… Continue reading
![One, Two, Three Blu-ray review: Dir. Billy Wilder [Masters of Cinema]](https://criticalpopcorn.files.wordpress.com/2019/04/81tw4xsdesl._sl1500_.jpg?w=290&h=290&crop=1 "One, Two, Three Blu-ray review: Dir. Billy Wilder [Masters of Cinema]")
One, Two, Three Blu-ray review: Dir. Billy Wilder [Masters of Cinema]
One, Two, Three (Masters of Cinema) Blu-ray review: Dir. Billy Wilder [1961/2019] Continue reading
Billy Wilder’s ‘One, Two, Three’ coming to Blu-ray for Eureka’s Masters of Cinema series
Billy Wilder was responsible for some of the best, most sharply written films of Hollywood’s golden age, across all genres, but it’s his iconic comedies, such as The Apartment, Some Like It Hot and The Seven Year Itch for which he is chiefly remembered. Now one of his most under-appreciated films, the satirical madcap comedy … Continue reading
