To someone who knows nothing of THE FALL GUY, the movie's concept was poorly defined in the trailers they put out. Films "about Hollywood" seldom do that great, and THE FALL GUY as a "brand" is not anything that means anything to anyone really..we're talking a 40 year old TV seri...

I picked this 88 Films release up the other day -- just a note they fixed an error involving some stretching in the transfer that had plagued the first UK release, as well as the Kino Lorber one. Also adds in some excellent, new 30-45 minute interviews with John Glen and the DP, plus the producers, ...

Tepid opening for THE FALL GUY 1.) Fall Guy (Uni) 4,002 theaters, Fri $10.4M, 3-day $28M/Wk 1 2.) Challengers (AMZ MGM) 3,477 theaters, Fri $2.5M (-60%), 3-day $8.7M (-42%)/Total $30.55M/ Wk 2 3.) Star Wars The Phantom Menace (20th) 2,700 theaters, Fri $2.4M, 3-day $7.2M, Total lifetime $481.7M/Wk 1...

Speaking of Cox seems like he's having a rough time of it

Must've been a great set during the midst of COVID no less...

New column with Imprint, Arrow, and MVD reviews including HARDWARE WARS on Blu-Ray!

https://andyfilm.com/2024/05/02/5-7-24- ... -mvd-wrap/

Hard to process!

This movie sounds like a runaway train spinning towards disaster. Disney has no clue what to do with Marvel at this point. None of the post-"Phase 1" heroes have taken hold, even something like ANT-MAN (always a B grade hero to begin with) that generated multiple sequels played to rapidly ...

I was wondering what was holding this up...crazy but typical. This kind of thing with certain big stars happens all the time, but Amazon/MGM, not used to paying for movies of this nature, probably had zero control.

I don't think any film before or since is as visually-imaginative or arresting. There's not a more influential film from a visual standpoint than this one. Not in my lifetime, and perhaps not ever. Even watching this film today is like stepping into its own aesthetic. It's not a film from 1982, it'...

The film stars Jason Statham (you know what you're in for right there) as a reclusive beekeeper with (of course) a "mysterious past", who sets about avenging a friend who has been robbed of her entire life savings by phone scammers. The premise is basically cribbed from The Equalizer , bu...

Praise from Kojima!

Surprise first ever HD release of LUCKY LADY, the infamous 70s big studio disappointment (you wonder how it's coming out since it's a Fox title I believe even there), plus the good natured George Segal/Jackie Bissett/Robert Morley comic mystery... https://media1.jpc.de/image/w340/front/0/42501243726...

Big new Kino Lorber column with FLETCH, FLETCH LIVES, THE MINUS MAN, a look at Nancy Savoca's trilogy of late 80s/early 90s works (TRUE LOVE, DOGFIGHT, HOUSEHOLD SAINTS), and more in this week's column:

https://andyfilm.com/2024/04/26/4-30-24 ... no-lorber/

Preach Paul! And don't forget hits like FRIGHT NIGHT and FLETCH also. In fact here's the top films from that summer...note a few of these were spring releases that played during the summer but you get the drift! 1 Rambo: First Blood Part II $145,393,330 2,074 $150,415,432 May 22 TriStar Pictures 2 B...