In the first part of this series, a review of To Whom It May Concern: Ka Shen’s Journey (2010), Brian Jamieson’s newly released documentary on the iconic actress Nancy Kwan, whose career in Hollywood was eroded by Hollywood’s narrow-mindedness, and personal challenges.
Just uploaded are reviews of George Duning’s Bell Book and Candle / 1001 Arabian Nights (FSM), Thomas Newman’s The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (Sony), Terence Blanchard’s Red Tails (Sony), and an expanded release of Mark Mancina’s Speed (La-La Land).
Return to: Home / Soundtrack Reviews / S . Rating: Very Good Label: LLLCD-1138/ Released: June 15, 2010 Tracks & Album Length: 14 tracks / (70:24) . Special Notes: 20-page colour booklet with liner notes by Daniel Schweiger / Limited to 3000 copies. . Composer: Mark Mancina . . Review: Roger Ebert was very much alone when […]
Yes, Casablanca (1942) is now 70 years old and just uploaded is a lengthy review of the film and Warner Home Video’s new 3-disc Blu-ray set!
Previously available on DVD, Twilight Time brings out a stunning transfer of Richard Brooks’ near-perfect western Bit the Bullet (1975), meticulously cast with veteran character actors & a few young snots, and featuring gripping horse racing sequences.
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