Recent content by Cinescott

Guess I'm never going to see TMP DC in high def in my lifetime, That's damn disappointing.

I am still so "on the fence" with the whole UHD/4K concept, and that's a format first for me. With pretty good Blu-ray versions of literally all of my favorite films, the upgrade from 1080p to 4K leaves me flat. That being said, I'll probably upgrade through attrition when my current...

This is very sad news, I read DVD Resource religiously for years in the early DVD days. What an intelligent man he was.

I love this show. It's smart and incredibly fun to watch Saul fight his own character flaws. No matter how beaten down Jimmy (Saul) gets, you can always see the little gears turning in his mind. That billboard con was brilliant. Kim's slight smile after seeing it was perfect. Can't wait for...

One of my favorite "coming of age" films. Extremely well written.

Never Cry Wolf (1983) A gorgeous film by Carroll Ballard, but given that it is a Disney live action property more than 10 years old, I have almost no hope.

I absolutely love this film. Reminds me of the summers I used to spend in Michigan's Upper Peninsula many years ago and the time I spent with my grandfather, in a boat, fishing. He's been gone many years, but the memories stay. I'll never forget the time he was teaching me to cast properly; I...

Wow. The Bounty and Remains of the Day for me. Great news.

I have always thought that films told from the perspective of the "enemy" are very interesting. All Quiet on the Western Front, Letters From Iwo Jima, and Heaven and Earth are all great movies IMO. It's too bad that they may not always appeal to mass audiences. I am glad, however, that some...

Classic Burt . Great memories.

Put this man in charge of Lucasfilm!

I couldn't think of a better quote myself to apply to George Lucas.

Because the new colors fit with Mr. Lucas' "original vision".

I don't agree with this sentiment on principle. The whole world had a very strong role in creating the phenomenon that is Star Wars. Where's our copyright on the experience we had in 1977? Without the ticket buyers, George Lucas would have ended his career a failed filmmaker, struggling to pay...

Put 4 billion dollars in my bank account and you can do anything you want to anything I ever created.