This moving documentary sheds some light on transgender issues, as former Navy SEAL Christopher...More>>

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Director Doug Limon’s highly entertaining 'Edge of Tomorrow,' based on the Japanese novel 'All...More>>

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This week, Mike Clark examines 'Dick Cavett’s Watergate.'More>>

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The film doesn’t try to be anything more than it needs to. The performances are effective and...More>>

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Sam Peckinpah’s stirring 48-minute telepic of Katherine Anne Porter’s short novel 'Noon Wine'...More>>

This week, Mike Clark checks out 'Noon Wine' on the 'Killer Elite' Blu-ray.More>>

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Seth MacFarlane’s 'A Million Ways to Die in the West' has the right amount of jokes a 90-minute...More>>

Truman Capote was the driving force behind the screenplay for this film notable for its weird...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at the Blu-ray of 'The Innocents.'More>>

Though it’s never more than a satisfying time-killer on the high side of routine, this release is...More>>

Director Michael Bay and screenwriter Ehren Kruger tweak the particulars for this fourth...More>>

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