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REVIEW: Bullet To The Head (2012)
Run Time: 92 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: A movie that is somehow even better now than it was then, really! For some reason...
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REVIEW: The Expendables 4K UHD Blu-Ray
I remember that phase Sylvester Stallone went through about ten years ago. For so long he’d been maligned by the hip mainstream and threw away...
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Review: “Backdraft” (1991)
I think readers of this site can agree that manly movies are not released with the frequency they once were. That’s why we’re constantly...
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REVIEW: New Jack City (1991)
The other day I was looking over the list of films that were nominated for the Academy Awards and while I was reading the list...
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REVIEW: John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017)
In 2014 a movie was released titled “John Wick” starring Keanu Reeves. I remember going to the cinema to watch it not knowing too much...
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REVIEW: Belly Of The Beast (2003)
2003 was the year the human genome was finally sequenced by science. It was the year Saddam Hussein was captured and the year China launched...
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REVIEW: The Bourne Identity 4K UHD Blu-Ray
The ManlyMovie foray into 4K continues, with mixed results. Some of the early material is impressive but some of it is equally disappointing. There’s going...
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REVIEW: Miami Vice: The Complete Collection Blu-Ray Box Set
Run Time: 91+ Hours Rated: 18 What To Expect: Seminal, thoroughly enjoyable 1980’s television, decent-to-strong picture, no extras I must admit to having never watched Miami...
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REVIEW: To Live And Die In L.A. Remastered Blu-Ray
Run Time: 4 Hours+ Rated: R What To Expect: 1980’s classic gets loving release Arrow Films really have been doing a service to retro classics....
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Review: The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996)
I agree to an extent that there aren’t many good action heroines. The ones we have today, are the ones the current Hollywood bigwigs use...
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REVIEW: The Revenant (2016) 4K UHD Blu-Ray
It looks like we’re looking at the manliest movie of the year with The Revenant, a movie that is all that it’s cracked up to...
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REVIEW: Bowfinger Blu-ray (1999)
Bowfinger may not immediately spring to mind when you think of manly comedies, but it’s underrated little gem from 1999, and it’s hard to find...
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REVIEW: The Hitcher (1986)
With the recent announcement of True Lies and The Abyss finally scheduled for a remastered Blu-Ray home video release, I cannot help but think of...
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REVIEW: The Bandit (2016)
I have about a dozen movies backlogged to review on this site. Most of them are terrible and while they meet the niche, the willpower...
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REVIEW: The A-Team: The Complete Collection Blu-Ray
I think that this could be another first ever review for this website, like our review of Sabotage on Blu-Ray, I think we’re first out...
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REVIEW: Blood Father (2016)
The only movies I’ve enjoyed as much as Blood Father in recent years have been The Revenant and John Wick. I had high expectations for...
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REVIEW: The Horseman (2008)
Review: The Horseman (2008) Director: Steven Kastrissios Starring: Peter Marshall, Caroline Marohasy and Brad McMurray From Mad Max to Wolf Creek, Australia has managed to...
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REVIEW: Out For Justice (1991)
1991 was the final year of the Cold War. It was the year India abandoned its policies of socialism and autarky and the year that...
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REVIEW: The Revenant (2016) – Already The Year’s Best?
Through the quagmire of vacuous shiny figurines and raging computer generated rubble that is contemporary cinema, The Revenant shows up to give us something to...
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REVIEW: Bone Tomahawk (2015) – The Best Western In Years
We’re going to be kind of spoiled for westerns this winter. We have The Hateful Eight, also starring Kurt Russell and The Revenant. Both of...
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REVIEW: Mad Max: Fury Road 3D Blu-Ray (2015)
Mad Max: Fury Road may prove to be not only the manliest movie of 2015 but probably the seminal home release for manly movies too,...
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REVIEW: Dawn Of The Dead Director’s Cut (2004)
We should be more appreciative of this movie. At a time when The Walking Dead is too busy with melodrama to show us zombies we...
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REVIEW: Alien Trilogy (1996)
Gaming went through some big changes in the mid-90’s thanks to Sony’s more adult orientated approach. 2D hedgehogs, plumbers and cuddly things increasingly took a...
