“Wag the Dog” has some fantastic ideas it explores regarding media manipulation and politics. As a satire, it still works well. Warner Archive’s Blu-ray is very good thanks to a new 4K scan for its source.
You need to exercise your right as a consumer and pick up Arrow Video’s incredible 4K UHD of Joel Schumacher’s “Falling Down,”one of the most original films of the Nineties in a definitive edition.
“The Late Show” is an enjoyable offbeat private detective film from writer-director Robert Benton. The 1977 film has been given a release by Warner Archive.
“Cutter’s Way” is a truly brilliant sun-baked noir with wonderful performances by John Heard and Jeff Bridges. The Radiance Films 4K edition ranks as one of the best releases of the year.
“Double Impact” is one of Van Damme’s most enjoyable films. MVD Rewind Collection has updated their 2019 release for 4K UHD, resulting in the definitive way to experience the picture. Highly recommended!
“The Girl Who Leapt Through Time” was a big hit for director Nobuhiko Obayashi. The film is an enjoyable teenage romance that plays with elements of time travel. Cult Epics has given the film a great looking 4K release.
“Kill Me Again” is the first of three well regarded neo-noir films written and directed by John Dahl. These films were part of the brief neo-noir renaissance of the Eighties and Nineties, and rank as some of the best examples of how to do that genre justice.
