Find us on facebook
Latest Reviews – Cinema
Latest Reviews – DVD
Win Django Unchained on Blu-ray
Who won Life of Pi on Blu-ray?
Who won a deluxe edition of George A Romero’s Knightriders?
Who won the Evil Dead Trilogy and LG Blu-Ray Home Cinema System?
-
Latest Posts
- Blu-ray review | Black Sabbath | Boris Karloff’s 1960s trilogy of terror gets the Arrow Video treatment
- DVD review | Curandero: Dawn of the Demon | Robert Rodriguez’s Mexican indie is CSI with an occult twist
- Win Quentin Tarantino Western Django Unchained on Blu-ray!
- Film review | The Great Gatsby – Baz Luhrmann gives Gatsby glitz but true class is missing
- Big Screen – this week’s top ten at the cinema…
Name That Chest
Unforgettable Screen Entrances
Follow @MovieTalkBlog on Twitter
- No public Twitter messages.
Rate the Romances
Cinema Top 10
DVD Top 10
Ebuzzing – Top Blog ranking
Tag Archives: Ennio Morricone
Pete’s Peek | Two vintage gems to get you in the Spaghetti Western mood
In the wake of Tarantino’s Django Unchained, classic Spaghetti Westerns like Sergio Corbucci‘s Django starring Franco Nero (click here for Pete’s full review) are back in the news and getting re-released on Blu-ray and DVD (click here to win copies … Continue reading
DVD review | Rango – Johnny Depp’s chameleon shows his true colours in animated Western spoof
Set in a surreally off-kilter version of the Wild West populated entirely by animals, computer-animated Western Rango is both a witty spoof and loving homage to the genre. The plot’s familiar – the stranger who becomes the saviour of an … Continue reading
Posted in Blu-ray Releases, DVD Releases, DVD Reviews
Tagged Ennio Morricone, Gore Verbinski, High Noon, Johnny Depp, Los Lobos, Rango, Sergio Leone, Shane, spaghetti western, Western
Leave a comment
Pete’s Peek | Dario Argento’s genre-busting psycho-thriller The Bird With the Crystal Plumage on Blu-ray
Back in 1970 Dario Argento‘s directorial debut The Bird With The Crystal Plumage paved the way for a new wave of cinematic terror when the then 29-year-old auteur fused the traditional thriller and whodunit with shock and spectacle for the … Continue reading
Pete’s Peek | A triple dose of terror from Dario Argento on DVD
Regarded as one of Dario Argento’s last masterpiece horror films, Terror at the Opera is a Hitchockian homage to The Phantom Of The Opera, starring Chariots of Fire actor Ian Charleson, in his final film appearance before his death from … Continue reading
The Best view | Inglourious Basterds – Quentin Tarantino’s WW2 revenge fantasy: it’s not only the spelling that’s juvenile
“Once upon a time in Nazi-occupied France…” So begins Quentin Tarantino’s much-hyped World War Two action movie, an ultra-violent fairy tale in which a band of scalp-hunting Jewish-American soldiers go on the rampage behind enemy lines… and, in an act … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema Releases, The Best View
Tagged Apache, Brad Pitt, Cannes, Christoph Waltz, Daniel Bruhl, Diane Kruger, dirty dozen, Eli Roth, Ennio Morricone, enzo castellari, Ernst Lubitsch, Hitler, Inglourious Basterds, jackie brown, Jewish-Americans, Leni Riefenstahl, Mélanie Laurent, Michael Fassbender, Nazis, quentin tarantino, Sergio Leone, Sherlock Holmes, spaghetti western, Third Reich, World War Two
2 Comments
The Best View | Who Saw Her Die?
A film from the early 1970s set amidst the mist-shrouded canals of Venice, which features a dead child, two grieving, semi-estranged parents and a pervading atmosphere of unease – does this sound familiar? Surely I’m talking about Nicolas Roeg’s superb … Continue reading



</a



