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Friday, August 18, 2017

Marillion's 'Childhood' expanded

The Ramones' second album, "Leave Home," also gets the deluxe treatment, while Alice Cooper is still going strong at 69.
'Everything, Everything' and everything 'Re-Animator'

New 4k restoration of "Re-Animator" comes loaded with worthwhile extras.
'King Arthur' flails, Jackie Chan entertains

Director Michael Curtiz and actor John Garfield adapt Ernest Hemingway in "The Breaking Point."
The complete early Presley

Outlaws live CD gives preview of Saturday's Maine Lobster Festival appearance.
'Going in Style' never ages

Unique films in "Sleight" and "Colossal," while "Opening Night" is just plain funny.
Soulful funk of 'Power of Peace'

Jethro Tull's "Songs from the Wood" (1977) gets the deluxe reissue treatment, with new mixes by Steven Wilson.
Giving it away too early: 'Unforgettable'

Early science fiction in "The Angry Red Planet" and early virtual reality in "The Lawnmower Man."
Into the heart of darkness: 'Kong: Skull Island,' 'Lost City of Z'

"The Lost City of Z" is based on real-life explorer British Percy Fawcett, while "The Promise" mixes a fictional love story in with the Turkish genocide of Armenians living within its borders at the start of World War I.
Box unleashes total 'Laugh-In' 50 years later

The show, 1967-73, helped make stars of Goldie Hawn, Lily Tomlin and Tiny Tim, and may have helped elect President Richard M. Nixon.
F8: Hallelujah, it's raining cars

Richard Gere does great work in "Norman," as a New York City "fixer."
Blasts from the past: Beatles, Who

Also released is The Who's 2004 performance at the Isle of Wight Festival.
Works well with animals: 'The Zookeeper's Wife."

Danny Boyle and his actors return to the world of "Trainspotting" 20 years later.
Morphin going on

This week, a look at two movies that should have been better and two of Alfred Hitchcock's nine silent features.
Simple Minds: Acoustic and historic

Roger Waters issues his first studio album in nearly 25 years.
Bands will rock for suicide awareness in Bangor

Sether and Korn are among the bands for the two-day event.
Fantasy 'Life,' 'Railroad Tigers'

Film classics, "Seven Days in May" and "The Bird with the Crystal Plumage," are reissued on Blu-ray.
Gleeful mayhem in 'John Wick 2'

Other films look at a transgendered teen ("3 Generations") and social acceptance at loyalty at a boarding school ("Handsome Devil").
Of beauty, beasts and landmines

Danish film looks at use of young German soldiers to find and disarm landmines after the World War II cessation.
Bright lights of Broadway, London stages

Burt Bacharach honored by "Close to You," one of several London shows reviewed.
Hope and despair: wrestling 'Wizard,' 'Logan'

Documentary explores the Rolling Stones' groundbreaking tour of Latin and South America in 2016.

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