World Cinema Paradise

[Stuart Galbraith IV]

Stuart Galbraith IV here,

I'd like to invite everyone here to visit a new website I've created called World Cinema Paradise.

It'll be a kind of annex for cinephiles looking for high-quality feature stories, interviews, cinema book excerpts, conversations, reviews and, yes, silent and early talkie film coverage concentrating particularly on classical, niche, and foreign titles by some of the most-esteemed cinema scholars and reviewers on the Internet.

Our growing list of writers include such luminaries as Glenn Erickson (DVD Savant), Criterion audio commentator Michael Jeck, former American Cinematheque programmer Dennis Bartok, television historian Stephen Bowie, Lee Marvin biographer Dwayne Epstein, silent film authority Anthony Balducci, Dennis Hopper biographer Peter L. Winkler, Feral House publisher Adam Parfrey, and sci-fi genre historian Bill Warren.

Anyway, we've gotten off to what I think is a pretty decent start, and hope you'll think so, too.

Let us know what you think!

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[Gaucho]

This is a great site and the reviews are stellar.

Good Luck, Stuart!

[Stuart Galbraith IV]

More new reviews today at http://www.worldcinemaparadise.com" target="_blank!

Glenn Erickson explores Kino's new Blu-ray of the 1920 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Anthony Balducci reviews Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa

and

Dusty Somers looks at Raro Video's Blu of Many Wars Ago

I invite you to give 'em a read!

[Stuart Galbraith IV]

Today at http://www.worldcinemaparadise.com" target="_blank: DVD Savant Glenn Erickson interviews Greg Kintz about Twilight Time’s new 3-D Blu-ray of Man in the Dark, Doug Krentzlin discusses Robert Benton’s The Late Show, and new-to-WCP Steve Bingen recalls the late, lamented Micro Cinema in far-flung Moscow, Idaho!

[Dan Oliver]

If you haven't visited World Cinema Paradise yet, you really should. It's an excellent new site with some very interesting feature articles.

[Stuart Galbraith IV]

Anthony Balducci talks about the history of Flying Cars of the Cinema, from the early silent era to today; I review Twilight Time's new Blu-ray of KHARTOUM and, in case you missed it, Criterion's reconstruction of IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD, too!

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[Stuart Galbraith IV]

Thanks, Dan!

[Stuart Galbraith IV]

New at World Cinema Paradise: DVD Savant reviews The Criterion Collection's new Blu-ray of FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT, while Doug Krentzlin looks at FUNNY BONES, one of The Best Movies You've Never Heard Of!

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[Stuart Galbraith IV]

New at World Cinema Paradise: Savant reviews Arrow Films’ new Blu-ray of Don Siegel’s THE KILLERS, Stuart Galbraith IV looks at Twilight Time’s THE BLUE MAX, and Dusty Somers weighs in on Woody Allen’s CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS!

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[Stuart Galbraith IV]

New at World Cinema Paradise: Stephen Bowie on Frank Gorshin's masterful performance in the obscure Austrian feature THE UPPER CRUST; Part II of Dwayne Epstein's interview with director Edward Dmytryk; Scott T. Rivers on Sergei Eisenstein's MEXICAN ODYSSEY; and Doug Krentzlin looks at RETURN TO OZ - Enjoy!

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