Che, a New Man presents Che’s revolutions as an effort to love the rest of the world.
Singer’s twisty breakthrough is still worth a look on Blu-ray for both its minor, diabolical pleasures and the solid job MGM has done on the transfer.
Th extras offer a variety of opinions on the film that absolutely dwarfs the amount of barbiturates ingested throughout the narrative.
Would that Joe Johnston’s The Wolfman were spectacularly awful, then it would have been at least a fun time at the movies.
Yet another dubious Guevara biopic that sees the man’s ideology as something to be worn and not questioned.
Soderbergh’s professed neutrality toward Guevara’s life and times succeeds mostly in leeching the emotion out of them.
Steven Soderbergh’s immensely anticipated Che trains a cool head and a sharp eye on Che Guevara.
Clint Eastwood is a masterful director, but he loses control of Changeling’s tone.
What a long, strange week it’s been.
This is the only one of the four acting categories that seems to have a lot of play left to work with.
With all the characters busily turning their lemons into lemonade, this film risks little and demands nothing from the viewer save tears of empathy.
Depp strikes me as the sort of actor who always swings for the fences, even when a bunt would suffice.
Fans of the film may want to save their allowance money and wait for the inevitable two-disc edition.
If Sin City’s construction is wholly self-aware, its deliberately affected performances wisely forgo winks to their own outlandishness.
The film’s disjointed structure seemingly exists for no other reason than to make an entertainment out of its characters’ miseries.
This competent but disposable action thriller should appeal most to Friedkin enthusiasts.
The film’s prevalent achievement is that it places Tommy Lee Jones in a familiar context but finds a different character for him to play.
The Usual Suspects has always kind of sat there, hoping that you’ll love it for its twist ending.
A top-notch DVD package from the folks at MGM Home Entertainment.