Review: Joan of Arc 4K UHD
I do think If Besson had picked a better actress to play the part of Joan this would be a wholly different film.
I do think If Besson had picked a better actress to play the part of Joan this would be a wholly different film.
Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition feels very much like the sort of game you’d find in an amusement arcade. It’s bright, flashy, and entertaining for a short burst.
If you’re a dedicated beat ‘em up fan, there’s enough here to justify a look. Just be prepared to sift through some very rough games to find the gems.
The problem(s) with Chum is not that it’s a story we’ve all seen before…I can forgive that in a movie if it is done well enough. It’s that it’s all a bit…well, crap really.
This new Warner release on 4 K UHD is gorgeous; the sets, especially in the orgy house, remind me of Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon
It’s funny, it’s poignant, it’s inspiring, and it’s also a little bit stressful just to watch as everything unfolds before Anthony and he has to take it all in his stride and get the movie completed.
Highly recommended.
If you’re a collector of 4K films and have never seen The Searchers, buy it, I promise you it will become one of your favourite films. And if you’re already a fan and think you don’t need to upgrade, think again.
10/10 for me!
Making its worldwide 4K UHD debut is Weapons of Death, a movie that I’d never seen before, but will definitely be watching again, as this the type of movie that I love.
The usual entertaining and informative special features on an Arrow release, and you have a disc that is worth a place in anyone’s collection…just don’t go out for a burger straight after watching it!
God, this is a gorgeous film to look at, sumptuous, with depth, the dark corners of candlelit interiors make the beautiful costumes and make-up sing.