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There is little wonder as to why 'Picnic at Hanging Rock' is credited as kicking off the Australian film renaissance of the ‘70s, as it is one of the boldest movies ever made.

A welcome return for Mick Taylor and worth a purchase for fans of the original.

Don Siegel's Folsom Prison blues.

Mysterious, suave and mentally keen, Franchot Tone managed to create conflicted heroes and charming villains empathizing with their inevitable flaws, unafraid of the benighted human condition.

Better off buying a bunch of Four Seasons albums to sit back and enjoy on your front porch while yelling at kids to get off your lawn.

A boring zombie film.

'The Lego Movie' is a blast for children and adults alike and pairing it with the flawless execution of the SKIT! app takes the enjoyment of this content to a whole new level.

The Birdcage, a great, important film, gets a decent Blu-ray transfer but, like the DVD before it, has not extras at all.

The funniest film of the year so far and one of the funniest films I have ever seen period.

Filled with every bit as much heart, adventure, danger, and hilarity as the original.