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Monday, March 18, 2019

Forever Faithfull

Eagles box collects their entire output.
Court and sparks: 'Favourite' to 'Postcards from London'

Martin Amis' London and a stylized, artistic Soho appear in two other films.
Sports look: 'Creed II," Patriots, '100 Yards'

The New England Patriots' latest Super Bowl win is celebrated.
Disney's 'Ralph,' plus Japanese anime

Zombies in ancint Korea? Oh, yes.
Name the same, but Lady Gaga is the difference

Two weak comedy "sequels" and three Scandinavian TV shows also are released.
From Queen to jungle king

A pre-James Bond Sean Connery plays a villain in one of three Tarzan films released on Blu-ray for the first time by Warner Archive.
From 'Four Realms' to 'Grinch' to 'Widows'

"Widows" offers a heist film mixed with dirty Chicago politics.
Not so gay gay times: 'Boy Erased'

Other films with gay protagonists hail from Switzerland, Argentina and Italy, and "Bent" remains a classic of the Holocaust.
The triumph of a soul: 'First Man'

Rowan Atkinson goes on a hilarious virtual reality trip in "Johnny English Strikes Again."
Suspenseful 'Halloween' 40 years later

Exploring links between 'Notorious' and 'Crimson Peak'
Building camaraderie: 'Night School,' 'Predator'

Actor Jonah Hill makes his directorial debut with "Mid90s," which he also wrote.
Life on the edge: 'El Royale,' 'White Boy Rick'

'Colette' examines the early life of the pioneering French writer.
The lighter side: 'Smallfoot,' 'Sgt. Stubby,' 'Some Like It Hot'

Red Sox World Series comes to disc.
The darker side: 'Peppermint,' 'Lizzie,' 'Bloody Birthday'

Other horror films are from Italy and Argentina.
McCartney, Beatles: Behind the music

The McCartney photo books are superb.
More posthumous treats: Hendrix, Prince, Strummer, Petty

Career-spanning sets feature Tom Petty and Chris Cornell.
'Rich Asians' plus pre-Christmas horrors

Raunchy puppets fill 'The Happytime Murders.'
Posthumous treats: Bowie, Lennon, Joplin

Two releases highlight John Lennon's iconic "Imagine" album.
Action aplenty: 'Meg,' 'Papillon,' 'Mile 22'

Classics '12 Monkeys,' 'Torso' get extras-laden reissues.
Boy George reconvenes Culture Club

Live CD-visual combinations include restored Rolling Stones, Steven Wilson and Evanescence.

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