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PLANET OF THE APES: 35TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION (DVD)

By | March 2004

If you’re a fan of “Planet of the Apes,” this purchase is a no-brainer. If you’ve never seen the film before, though, give it a try as a rental before you dismiss it as nothing more than a bit of fluff…

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PLANET OF THE APES: 35TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION (DVD)

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This is the way “Planet of the Apes” should have been released originally on DVD: one disc with an anamorphic version of the film and three...

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DOUBLE AGENT

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When the Berlin Wall came down, it was goodbye Checkpoint Charlie and time for the world to celebrate, though not so much for worried fans of spy...

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INSTALLATION

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The filmmakers, men and women, are mostly naked and are tied to each other, in what seems to be very painful positions. They are suspended from a structure...

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SOMEWHERE

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"Somewhere" deconstructs the song "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" from "The Wizard of Oz." Many overlapping copies of the footage, each with a slightly...

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RED’S DREAM

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John Lasseter's 1987 computer animated short Red's Dream is incredible not only in terms of visual quality, but also in engaging the audience to identify...

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STARSKY & HUTCH

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How could this have happened? You’d figure a movie directed by Todd Phillips, starring Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, and Snoop Dogg, spoofing a cheeseball...

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SISTERS GET REEL

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The Seventh Annual Reel Sisters Film Festival features a full schedule of thirty feature, short, experimental, youth and animated films on Saturday, March...

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JAMES WONG HOWE CELEBRATED IN LOS ANGELES

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Opening March 18th at the Laemmle Fairfax Theatre in Los Angeles will be a twelve film series featuring the works of cinematographer James Wong Howe....

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BATTER UP ON THE BATTLEFIELD

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And we thought "Shaolin Soccer" was ridiculous. Now, director Yudai Yamiguchi (AD and writer on Ryuhei Kitamura's "Versus" and "Alive") brings us...

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H.H. HOLMES UPDATE

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He's been dead for many years now, but H.H. Holmes, America's first serial killer, is still causing a hell of a ruckus from beyond the grave. John...

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