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Date: 2010-02-14 Author: Dave Kehr Article Mentions
Author, Dave KehrMentioned, Jamie Foxx Mentioned, Willem Dafoe Mentioned, William Friedkin Mentioned, Gerard Butler Mentioned, Scott Sanders Mentioned, William Petersen Mentioned, John Pankow Mentioned, Roy Scheider Mentioned, Katie Johnson Mentioned, Michael Jai White Mentioned, Audrey Tautou Mentioned, Tom Noonan Mentioned, Manohla Dargis Mentioned, A. O. Scott Mentioned, Mary Woronov Mentioned, Richard Schickel Mentioned, Gene Hackman Mentioned, Chanel Mentioned, Sony Mentioned, Sony Pictures Classics Mentioned, Warner Brothers Mentioned, Doyle
THE LADYKILLERS John Pankow in William Friedkin's To Live and Die in L.A., available in a Blu-ray upgrade. This week Lionsgate is releasing new Blu-ray versions of three classic films licensed from the French media holding company StudioCanal. The revelation among them is not Jean-Luc Godards Contempt (1963) or Akira Kurosawas Ran (1985) both excellent films that have previously been released in fine standard-definition versions by the Criterion Collection but The Ladykillers, a 1955 comedy from Ealing Studios in Britain. Directed by Alexander Mackendrick, The Ladykillers has been around too, but no earlier home video edition has done justice to its rich, bold use of Technicolor, that distinctively sharp-edged, cool-toned Technicolor that...(read more)
... THE LADYKILLERS John Pankow in William Friedkin's To Live and Die in L.A., available in a Blu-ray upgrade. This week Lionsgate is releasing new Blu-ray versions of three classic films licensed from the French media holding company StudioCanal. The re ...
... and his team. In October in The Times Mr. Scott called this a blunt and sadistic revenge thriller that occasionally pauses from the mayhem to stage a solemn debate about law, justice and morality. (Overture/Anchor Bay, Blu-ray $39.98, standard defin ...
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