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Category Archives: DVD Reviews
War Movie Mondays: ‘Von Ryan’s Express’
This week’s pick bring us back to my favorite of all the wars, World War II. The chairman of the board, Frank Sinatra leads an all star cast in Von Ryan’s Express (1965) which tells the story of a massive … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Drama, DVD, DVD Reviews, Movies, Reviews, War, War Movie Mondays
Tagged 20th Century Fox, Adolfo Celi, Brad Dexter, Edward Mulhare, Frank Sinatra, Mark Robson, Netflix, Sergio Fantoni, Trevor Howard, Wolfgang Preiss
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War Movie Mondays: ‘Hamburger Hill’
Hamburger Hill (1987) is an intensely, well acted Vietnam War movie which shows seasoned combat troops at their very best. The film follows a group of men of the U.S. Army’s 3rd Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade, 101st Airborne … Continue reading
DVD Review: ‘Edge of Darkness’ Blu-ray
When this Mel Gibson starrer came to theaters, I didn’t get a chance to see it so my first exposure to it was on Blu-ray. I won’t go into a full review of the film here (I’ll leave that to … Continue reading
Posted in Blu-Ray, DVD, DVD Reviews, Movies, Reviews
Tagged "Edge of Darkness, Blu-Ray, Casino Royale, Danny Huston, Drama, DVD, Lethal Weapon, Martin Campbell, Mel Gibson, Movies, Ray Winstone, Reviews, Thriller
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War Movie Mondays: ‘The Boys in Company C’
1978’s The Boys in Company C, along with Go Tell the Spartans, was one of the first Vietnam films to be made after the war. Directed by Sidney J. Furie, the film follows a group of young Marine recruits from … Continue reading
Posted in Columbia Pictures, Comedy, Drama, DVD, DVD Reviews, Reviews, War, War Movie Mondays
Tagged Andrew Stevens, Columbia Pictures, Craig Wasson, DVD, Hen's Tooth Home Video, James Canning, James Whitmore Jr., Michael Lembeck, Noble Willingham, R. Lee Ermey, Scott Hylands, Stan Shaw
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War Movie Mondays: ‘Go Tell the Spartans’
This week’s pick takes us to ‘Nam with Go Tell the Spartans (1978) which shows the first ever encounter among American forces and the Viet Cong before major American involvement in Vietnam took place. Director Ted Post adapts Daniel Ford’s … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, DVD, DVD Reviews, Editorial, HBO, Reviews, War, War Movie Mondays, Warner Bros
Tagged Burt Lancaster, Craig Wasson, Dolph Sweet, DVD, Evan Kim, HBO films, Joe Unger, John Goldsmith, Marc Singer, Netflix, Warner Bros
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War Movie Mondays: ‘Beach Red’
In honor of the HBO mini series The Pacific, this week’s pick goes out to the “devil dogs” of the United States Marine Corp with the 1967 release Beach Red, directed by and starring Cornel Wilde. Beach Red is a … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, DVD, DVD Reviews, Editorial, MGM, Reviews, War, War Movie Mondays
Tagged Beach Red, Cornel Wilde, MGM, Netflix, Rip Torn, United Artists
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War Movie Mondays: ‘Battle of the Bulge’
Battle of the Bulge (1965) was an Anglo-American production directed by Ken Annakin (The Longest Day). The film debuted at the Cinerama Dome Theater in Hollywood on December 16, 1965, which was the twenty first anniversary of when the … Continue reading
Posted in Blu-Ray, DVD, DVD Reviews, Editorial, War, War Movie Mondays, Warner Bros
Tagged Blu-Ray, Charles Bronson, Dana Andews, DVD, Henry Fonda, James MacArthur, Ken Annakin, Netflix, Robert Ryan, Robert Shaw, Telly Savalas, Warner Bros
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War Movie Mondays: ‘A Bridge Too Far’
This week’s pick is Richard Attenborough’s A Bridge Too Far (1977) which was based on the Cornelius Ryan novel about the Allied airborne invasion of Holland in September 1944. A Bridge Too Far is a sprawling Hollywood epic, filmed in … Continue reading
Posted in Blu-Ray, Drama, DVD, DVD Reviews, MGM, Movies, War, War Movie Mondays
Tagged Anthony Hopkins, Blu-Ray, Dirk Bogarde, DVD, Edward Fox, Gene Hackman, Hardy Kruger, James Caan, Laurence Olivier, Maximillian Schell, MGM/UA, Michael Caine, Netflix, Richard Attenborough, Robert Redford, Ryan O' Neal, Sean Connery
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