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Spiral: From the book of Saw - UHD Review • Home Theater Forum - Vimarsana News

Spiral: From the book of Saw - UHD Review • Home Theater Forum

Case Type: Keep Case with cover Disc Type: BD50 (dual layer) Region: A MSRP: $24.96 The Production: 2.5/5 Chris Rock approached the Lionsgate Saw crew with a proposition: What if you combined the gritty horror of Saw/Seven with the buddy cop humor of a Beverly Hills Cop and 48 Hours? They jumped at the chance to find out, and the result is Spiral. A Jigsaw inspired killer is on the loose and is taking down a corrupt police department. But the lead is an honest cop who happens to be a funny black man. So is this a Chris Rock vehicle or a Saw movie? It’s hard to see where the distinction matt...

Southland Tales (Limited Edition) Blu-ray Review • Home Theater Forum - Vimarsana News

Southland Tales (Limited Edition) Blu-ray Review • Home Theater Forum

So begins Southland Tales, the wildly ambitious second film from writer/director Richard Kelly.  Kelly’s three films ( Donnie Darko, Southland Tales, The Box) all share a unique sensibility, featuring outsider characters struggling to exist within a mundane normal in the foreground, with the very nature of existence and reality up for the debate against the margins.  In these works, Kelly frequently uses the element of water, and the concept of time, as the shades he colors with.  Though his work is more structured than that of David Lynch, he operates within a similar space wh...

The Godfather, Coda: The Death Of Michael Corleone Blu-ray Review • Home Theater Forum - Vimarsana News

The Godfather, Coda: The Death Of Michael Corleone Blu-ray Review • Home Theater Forum

As a title, The Godfather, Part III offers a certain promise.  It presents the expectation of a ruthless Michael Corleone center stage, waging war to protect his business at all costs, focused on The Family as much or more than his own family.  After two highly successful films carrying the title, it’s understandable that an audience would come to expect the familiar and be turned off by the uncertain.  It’s even more understandable that an audience would be confused by a film whose makers had no intention of continuing in that vein, which is why director/writer Francis Fo...