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Zodiac tells the story of the very long manhunt for the Zodiac Killer, a person who terrorized the San Francisco Bay Area during the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Revisiting this film was a pleasure, and it’s another one of those classic’s that needs to be rediscovered by today’s audiences.

Watching these classics remastered in UHD is revelatory. The restored visuals highlight everything from the sharp tailoring and lavish sets to the exotic locales, while the sound restoration brings John Barry’s scores to cinematic life. It’s like rediscovering the films anew.

A must buy for fans of the movie AND anyone who loves movies in general!

Noddy Holder is a natural at acting and the film is a superb peek back into the early 70s, all that brown wallpaper and penny collars.

The beautifully restored episodes, in the original 4.3 TV format complete with ad breaks,  look absolutely fantastic, and if it wasn’t for all the smoking, lack of seatbelts and vintage Jags tearing around gravel pits, you’d swear it was filmed yesterday.

Swordfish, infamous for flashing Halle Berry’s boobs, is one of the ultimate 90s films starring Hugh Jackman hot off being Wolverine

With a mixture of old and new extras, this has to be one of the most amazing releases Arrow have produced.

Filmed mostly in the Sawtooth National recreation area in Idaho, the snowy vistas are nothing short of spectacular and add so much to the story. The picture is beautiful, with the clarity of the landscapes and amazing sound breathing new life into this classic western.

Steppenwolf is a very nihilistic film that I hope gets a wider audience. I also hope to see Berik Aytzhanov in a lot more films from now on. What a fantastic actor he is.