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October 2018
Articles From Chaz Lipp in October
Tuesday Oct 30, 2018 15:00 PM ET
Handsome new transfer for this edition—and Travolta is as cool as ever—but this Elmore Leonard adaptation has not aged well.
Monday Oct 29, 2018 00:00 PM ET
This sequel has visual and sonic pizzazz up the yin-yang, but without Meryl Streep it's lacking an irreplaceable element the original had (no offense to her "replacement," Lily James, a strong actress in other roles).
Wednesday Oct 24, 2018 15:00 PM ET
Uneven, amateurish directorial debut by Boots Riley boasts some startling ideas and an welcome sense of adventure.
Wednesday Oct 24, 2018 40:00 AM ET
Lots of warm humor and great performances by Vera Farmiga, Christopher Plummer, Lewis MacDougall, Christopher Lloyd, and Bobby Cannavale make this one worth seeking out.
Tuesday Oct 16, 2018 20:00 AM ET
This Billy Crystal comedy holds up remarkably well nearly 30 years later and is helped along by a spiffy new transfer by Shout Factory.
Monday Oct 15, 2018 30:00 PM ET
One of the most purely FUN entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) teams up with Hope van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly).
Monday Oct 15, 2018 20:00 PM ET
Yes, Bruce Willis is featured. But be forewarned, he plays second fiddle to Frank Grillo in this workmanlike heist thriller.
Thursday Oct 11, 2018 30:00 PM ET
Fun but forgettable action fare starring Dwayne Johnson and Neve Campbell.
Wednesday Oct 10, 2018 50:00 PM ET
Indispensable slice of Hollywood history. A quarter-century of early horror films that include some of the most iconic characterizations of all time.
Wednesday Oct 10, 2018 50:00 AM ET
'Good Morning, Miss Bliss,' seasons 1-4 of 'Saved by the Bell,' the single-season 'The College Years,' and two made-for-TV movies (plus a bunch of cool bonus material) make this set a must for fans of the late-'80s/early-'90s teen favorite.
Monday Oct 8, 2018 45:00 PM ET
A double-feature consisting of fully restored vintage film 'Imagine,' and the outstanding documentary about the making of that album (originally released in 2000).
Wednesday Oct 3, 2018 40:00 PM ET
With a cast that includes familiar faces Linda Blair and Max Von Sydow, augmented by cinema legends Richard Burton and Paul Henreid, this 'Exorcist' sequel should have been a sure thing. This new collector's edition helps explain why it wasn't.
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