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Category Archives: Foreign Films
Two New Clips from the Upcoming ‘Battle Royal’ Blu-Ray Release
One of the great ancillary effects of the popularity of The Hunger Games is the renewed exposure it is generating for the certified classic, Battle Royal. The Japanese film is a bit over a decade old and has grown a huge international … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Blu-Ray, DVD, Foreign Films, Movies, News, Video
Tagged Announcments, Battle Royal, Blu-Ray, Clips, DVD, Foreign Film, Japan, News, subtitles, The Hunger Games, Video, violence
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Movie Review: ‘A Separation’ – Nat’s Take
While the first half hour or so will keep you wondering where all the accolades came from, once the movie gets rolling (and when it does, you’ll know), it’s worth it. The separation refers to Nader (Peyman Moaadi) and Simin … Continue reading
Posted in Academy Awards, Drama, Foreign Films, Movies, News, Reviews
Tagged A Seraration, Academy Awards, Asghar Farhadi, Leila Hatami, Oscars, Payman Moaadi, Sareh Bayat
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Movie Review: ‘A Separation’
The much-deserving winner of the 2012 Academy Award for Best Foreign Picture (in a precedent-making move, it was also nominated for Best Screenplay, the first time a foreign film has won a nomination outside the foreign category), A Separation is as far … Continue reading
Posted in Academy Awards, Drama, Foreign Films, Movies, News, Reviews
Tagged A Seraration, Academy Awards, Asghar Farhadi, Leila Hatami, Oscars, Payman Moaadi, Sareh Bayat
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Elizabeth Olsen Offered Lead Female Role in Spike Lee’s ‘Oldboy’
The casting has not come particularly quick or easy for the Spike Lee directed remake of the Korean thriller Oldboy. Josh Brolin (No Country For Old Men, Men In Black III) locked in as the lead character quite early … Continue reading
Posted in Casting, Foreign Films, Movies, News, Reboots and Remakes, Rumor, Thriller
Tagged Christian Bale, Clive Owen, Colin Firth, Elizabeth Olsen, Josh Brolin, Martha Marcy May Marlene, Men In Black III, Mia Wasikowska, No Country for Old Men, Oldboy, Rooney Mara, Silent House, Spike Lee
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Monday Picks: ‘Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome’
This week’s pick is the final chapter of the Mad Max Trilogy, or at least it is until George Miller gets Fury Road out of the film can and into theaters after almost thirty years since the franchise dried up. … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Cult Cinema, DVD, DVD Reviews, Foreign Films, Monday Picks, Movies, Netflix, Reviews, Warner Bros
Tagged Angelo Rossitto, Bruce Spence, Frank Thring, George Miller, George Ogilve, Maurice Jarre, Mel Gibson, Paul Larsson, Tina Turner
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Monday Picks: ‘The Road Warrior’
This week’s pick is The Road Warrior (a.k.a. Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior) (1981). Mel Gibson dons his black leather uniform once again in this second installment of the franchise. The Road Warrior begins with a narration sequence with … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Blu-Ray, Box Office, Cult Cinema, DVD, Fantasy, Foreign Films, Monday Picks, Movies, Netflix, Prequels and Sequels, Reviews, Warner Bros
Tagged Bruce Spence, George Miller, Kjell Nilsson, Mel Gibson, Mike Preston, Vernon Wells
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Monday Picks: Mel Gibson In ‘Mad Max’
This week’s Monday Pick is the 1979 action thriller Mad Max, a film that lunched one of the most lucrative franchises in film history. The Mad Max trilogy has spawned many imitations over the last thirty plus years, but they … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Blu-Ray, Cult Cinema, DVD, DVD Reviews, Foreign Films, MGM, Monday Picks, Movies, Netflix, Reviews, Thriller
Tagged Byron Kennedy, George Miller, Hugh Keays-Byrne, James McCausland, John Ley, Mel Gibson, Steve Bisley, Steve Millichamp
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‘Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’ Remake is Getting a Sequel, Despite Poor Performance
Those who caught Rooney Mara and Daniel Craig get in all kinds of trouble in the American remake of Girl with the Dragon Tattoo probably left the theater wanting more. And even though the film didn’t do very well in … Continue reading



