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Review by John Delia Very interesting the film Feral, a drama filmed like a documentary, follows a young lady as she circumnavigates
May 29, 2020
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Review by John Delia Very interesting the film Feral, a drama filmed like a documentary, follows a young lady as she circumnavigates
Review by John Delia One of this year’s Foreign Film Oscar nominations, Embrace of the Serpent opens this weekend in several
One of the most remarkable true stories ever, Secretariat comes to DVD/Blu-ray. The evenly paced historical drama takes a look at a family who found a way to survive, no matter what the odds. Well acted, the movie is worth the watch and the bonus features even more.
Well acted, documented and filmed, Eichmann gives a keen dramatic account of the monster that tried to destroy a race. The DVD allows you to take a closer look at this appalling criminal during an interview just prior to his trial in Israel.
Completely engrossed is the only way I can describe my seeing The Baader Meinhof Complex. The film is based on a true story that shows the effects of terrorism and the determination of left-wing extremists. Insightful yet despotic the film made me cringe at times seeing the lengths and means terrorists will go to make their point. It’s an astonishing film that reaches deep into the gut of an activist group that really changed Germany over a ten-year span starting in the late 60’s and brought the meaning of terrorism to the forefront.
Get ready for blazing action ancient fighting scenes in Battles B.C. much like the ones in 300. Actually the production is set up with the same techniques as 300 and for that I am impressed. Besides being entertaining, the 8 historic battles are expertly written and based on historical accountings so they also are of educational value.