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Lizabeth Scott, 1949

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Pretty in Pink Blu-ray Review: A Pretty Influential Portrait of Teenage Culture

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Pretty in Pink (35th Anniversary) Movie Review: Still Pretty, Still (Very) Pink

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The Parallax View

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Book Review: Later by Stephen King: Growing Up with Ghosts

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Smooth Talk Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review:  A Teen’s Roller Coaster Ride from Innocence to Harsh Reality

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Six by Sondheim Blu-ray Review: Behind the Music of a True Broadway Baby

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Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia is the Pick of the Week

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Gordon S. Miller has our review of the new Criterion release of Martin Scorsese’s excellent The Irishman.

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nternational Documentary Association Announces 36th IDA Documentary Awards Nominees

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Steve Geise has our review of the Judy Garland, Gene Kelly musical The Pirate.

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Davy picks the Criterion Collections release of DAvid Cronenberg’s Crash as his Blu-ray new release pick of the week.

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Press release: The Thirteenth Doctor will kick-off 2021 with an action-packed episode entitled “Revolution of the Daleks,” set to air on BBC AMERICA on New Year’s Day - Friday, January 1st at 8pm ET/PT.

The holiday special will see a host of exciting guest stars including previously announced John Barrowman MBE, who will be reprising his role as Captain Jack Harkness, alongside Chris Noth (Sex and the City), who will be back as the disgraced Jack Robertson. Dame Harriet Walter (Killing Eve, Succession) will also be making her Doctor Who debut for the special, alongside television star Nathan Stewart-Jarrett (The Trial of Christine Keeler).

Viewers last saw the Thirteenth Doctor at the end of season 12, where her fate was left hanging in the balance as she was locked away in a high-security alien prison with no hope of escape. In the upcoming New Year’s Day special, Yaz, Ryan and Graham are far away on Earth and having to carry on with their lives without her. However, they soon discover a disturbing plan forming. A plan which involves a Dalek. How can you fight a Dalek without the Doctor? Even with Captain Jack’s help, the gang are set to face one of their biggest and most frightening challenges yet.

Chris Chibnall, Executive Producer, said: “We’ve crammed this year's Doctor Who special with an explosion of extraordinary acting talent. Where else would you get British acting royalty, a globally renowned US screen star, an (inter)national treasure of stage and screen and one of Britain's hottest young actors — just in the guest cast! Put those together with Jodie Whittaker, Bradley Walsh, Mandip Gill and Tosin Cole (and Daleks! Did I mention Daleks!) — and you get a cast to be exterminated for. And things will explode. Promise.”

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Read Steve Geis’s review of Saturday Night Live: The Early Years by clicking here.

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Saul and Ruby's Holocaust Survivor Band Movie Review: A Vital Journey                         

  A deeply submerged melancholia often surfaces in this film that celebrates persistence and the spirit of life.