Die Hard 5, aka ‘A Good Reason to Quit Now’
Review of that massive disappointment of 2013, A Good Day to Die Hard, plus some editorial blather.
Review of that massive disappointment of 2013, A Good Day to Die Hard, plus some editorial blather.
Just uploaded is a quartet of western soundtracks: Bert Shefter’s gem of an oater, The Tall Texan (Monstrous Movie Music), Elmer Bernstein’s The Shootist + The Sons of Katie Elder (La-La Land), and Jerry Goldsmith’s Bandolero! (LLL) and 100 Rifles (Film Score Monthly).
Just uploaded are reviews of two film adaptations of Ben Ames Williams’ novels featuring morally challenged women – the blazing Technicolor noir Leave Her to Heaven (1945) , newly released by Twilight Time on Blu; and The Strange Woman, Edgar G. Ulmer’s 1946 film screaming for a restoration.
The last review from Hot Docs 2013, Andreas Dalsgaard’s The Human Scale, is contrasted by a review of Patrick Demers and Joseph Hillel’s Regular or Super: Views on Mies van der Rohe (TVA Films), plus a modest Editor’s Blog on opposing urban philosophies.
In addition to a lengthy Editor’s Blog [rant] on classic films on video, I’ve uploaded a review of Twilight Time’s new Blu-ray edition of Fox’ The Song of Bernadette, which features a clean transfer of the film that ostensibly launched Jennifer Jones’ career as a leading lady, and marked a high-point in Alfred Newman’s compositional career.
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