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Articles tagged "william holden"Featured Article Film DVD ReviewSunset Boulevard, Roman Holiday & Sabrinaby Stuart Henderson[30.Jan.09] :. Three of the greatest films you’ll ever see have been sumptuously repackaged, here. This is cause for joy. Celebration, even.  PopMatters Picks: The 50 DVDs Every Film Fan Should Own FeaturePart 1: Pure Classicismby PopMatters Staff[18.Jun.07] :. In its infancy, the cinematic artform went through some formidable technological and stylistic changes. The ten DVDs discussed here highlight the very definition of the Golden Age of filmmaking. PopMatters Picks: The 50 DVDs Every Film Fan Should Own PopMatters Pick Film DVD ReviewSunset Boulevard (1950)by Marc Acherman[2.Oct.06] :. Sunset Boulevard is the best gothic film never made by Alfred Hitchcock. It still resonates as a comment upon our obsession with celebrity and the price that obsession exacts upon our lives and the lives of those we perpetually idolize and, on occasion, have forgotten entirely.  Film DVD ReviewStalag 17: Special Collector’s Edition (1952)by Michael Buening[5.Apr.06] :. This is a Billy Wilder movie, so there's a darker side to the shenanigans, but it's also a post-war Hollywood blockbuster.  Film DVD ReviewThe World of Suzie Wong (1960)by Sharon Mizota[28.Jun.04] :. Originally released in 1960, The World of Suzie Wong still elicits both fond remembrance and complete revulsion. |
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