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It’s time to continue my Sean Connery season with another Blu-ray release, here’s my The Hunt for Red October Blu-ray review. Sean Connery plays a Soviet Union naval Captain, Marko Aleksandrovich Ramius who …
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Time to find out if the 30th Anniversary Edition version is any better than the previous Blu-ray release, here’s my Highlander Blu-ray review.
I’ve seen Highlander countless times I consider it a classic. So when it first came out on Blu-ray I was overjoyed, however that emotion was short lived. As soon as I put the Blu-ray disc in I was left completely dumbfounded as how anyone could have released it in that state…
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My mini Sean Connery season continues with a 1973 cult film that I had never seen until reviewing it here. So here is my Zardoz Blu-ray review. Now the first thing to say is this is at first glance a very confusing story told in a large part in flashback scenes from Zed (Sean Connery).
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Having had a horror / Dario Argento season I’m going to continue with my mini Sean Connery season with a 1972/3 film. So here is my The Offence Blu-ray review. Police Detective Sergeant Johnson (Sean Connery) is investigating a series of child abductions when a possible suspect is arrested and brought to the police station. With the man saying very little he is left to his own thoughts. However Detective Sergeant Johnson decides to have a talk alone with the man.
Having reviewed quite a few horror films over the last couple of months it’s time for something a little different, a thriller starring Sean Connery. So here is my Ransom Blu-ray Review.
Not to be confused with the 1996 Mel Gibson film of the same name. However the film has been released under the name The Terrorists in some countries.
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