
From crass comedy to classic drama, the latest batch of Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K Ultra HD releases present a snapshot of the range of titles available from Movies Unlimited. Take a look at all of these new offerings, and set…
Read more →From crass comedy to classic drama, the latest batch of Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K Ultra HD releases present a snapshot of the range of titles available from Movies Unlimited. Take a look at all of these new offerings, and set…
Read more →Now available via KL Studio Classics, the following W.C. Fields masterpieces will put a smile on your face. Check out the following titles, which are hilarious to watch everywhere, including Philadelphia! You’re Telling Me (1934) Training home after yet another…
Read more →With the holidays just around the corner, the time is now to get your shopping done and avoid the rush. And what better gift that movies and TV shows? As you’ll see below, the latest new releases include some recent…
Read more →This week’s new releases include everything from a 50th anniversary edition of a timeless family favorite to Mae West masterpieces, recent theatrical offerings, TV favorites, Hollywood favorites featuring iconic stars, and so much more! Let’s welcome in July with these…
Read more →Legendary actress Mae West is celebrated in nine new releases from Kino Lorber that showcase her work at the height of her popularity in the 1930s and ’40s. Available on June 29th, these titles are: Night After Night (1932) Retired…
Read more →There are few things in life as joyful as sitting down to watch a beloved film. This week’s new DVD and Blu-ray releases offer up plenty of those, packed with Hollywood legends past and present, talents whose works on screen…
Read more →We are rapidly approaching June, and as May winds down the new releases are revving up. This week the sheer variety of DVDs and Blu-rays making their debut include family favorite blockbusters, critically acclaimed dramas, cult films from the vaults,…
Read more →Whoosh! The minutes, hours, and days fly by so quickly in our fast-paced society that free time is as at premium. If you are a regular MovieFanFare reader, it’s probably a safe assumption that you enjoy watching films during your…
Read more →He may not have liked it, but W.C. Fields was born in suburban Philadelphia 136 years ago today. In this classic article, writer George Allen examines the curmudgeonly comic’s screen work to see if Fields’ brand of humor still works in the 21st century.
Read more →Henpecked family man Egbert Sousè (W.C. Fields) gets a new lease on life when he’s hired as The Bank Dick. Guest writer Steve Bailey reviews the bulbous-nosed funnyman’s comic gem, which celebrates its 75th anniversary this year.
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