Studio Canal add a brand new restoration of The Gentle Gunman to their Vintage Classics collection. Originally released in 1952, explores two sides of the Irish conflict. The struggle is […]
Film
A film deemed too “dangerous” by the British Information Service? Well, I’ll just have to watch it now! Blacks Britannica is a documentary, commissioned by WGBH and produced and directed […]
With the release of a brand new restoration, Michael Winner’s West 11 has come to Blu-ray, DVD and digital platforms from 5th July 2021. Is this 1963 drama worth a […]
A brand new release of two early films directed by John Ford comes to Blu-ray for the first time in the UK. Two silent westerns starring Harry Carey, Straight Shooting […]
Predominantly remembered for his humorous musical recordings during the 1930s and 1940s, George Formby also enjoyed a successful film career pre and during the second world war. I first discovered […]
Here at Old Time Review, we have already discussed John Ford’s 1950 masterpiece, Rio Grande. In this review, we talked about the content of the film, an overview of the […]
Network have released for the first time on Blu-ray the hit 1960s comedy The Fast Lady. The 1962 film stars Stanley Baxter, Julie Christie, Leslie Phillips and James Robertson Justice. […]
Network has released a new Blu-Ray edition of 1963 comedy Father Came Too!, starring James Robertson Justice, Stanley Baxter, Leslie Phillips and Sally Smith. A loose sequel to The Fast […]
Eureka Entertainment have brought to Blu-ray silent film The Son of the Sheik. Presented in a new restoration for the first time on home media, it stars Rudolph Valentino in […]
Eureka Entertainment have released The African Queen as part of their Masters of Cinema series. The 1951 British-American adventure film The African Queen is on Blu-ray. The Facts The film […]