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THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT: COLLECTOR'S EDITION [4K UHD] (1996): "The second of Geena Davis’s two attempts at action/adventure, The Long Kiss Goodnight never really clicks. Despite some promising elements, Davis feels miscast and the project doesn’t come together to give us real excitement." Starring Geena Davis, Samuel L. Jackson. Arrow, $49.95, 4/8/2025.
HIT MAN [BLU-RAY] (1972): "An adaptation of the same story used for the more famous Get Carter, Hit Man flops. A Blaxploitation film written and directed by a white guy from Connecticut, it feels like a Blaxploitation film written and directed by a white guy from Connecticut." Starring Bernie Casey, Pamela Grier. Warner, $21.99, 3/25/2025.
TOMMY BOY [4K UHD] (1995): "One of the stronger movies to come from former Saturday Night Live performers, Tommy Boy gives us an entertaining piece. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel to do anything unexpected or remarkable, but it also avoids the traps that often make SNL alumni flicks feel like little more than collections of skits." Starring Chris Farley, David Spade. Paramount, $25.99, 3/25/2025.
TULSA KING: SEASON TWO [BLU-RAY] (2024): "While Season One of Tulsa King devoted a lot of time to ‘fish out of water’ elements, Season Two concentrates more on characters and gangster domains. These let it develop in a pretty positive manner." Starring Sylvester Stallone, Dana Delany. Paramount, $33.99, 3/18/2025.
DEN OF THIEVES 2: PANTERA [4K UHD] (2025): "Essentially a mix of cop and caper flick genres, Den of Thieves 2: Pantera lacks the vivacity it needs to hit the mark. Like the first film, it proves too serious and too slow to work on a consistent basis." Starring Gerard Butler, O'Shea Jackson Jr. Lionsgate, $42.99, 3/4/2025.
GANGSTER LAND (2025 REISSUE) [BLU-RAY] (2017): "Oddly overwrought and bogged down by one cliché after another, Gangster Land becomes a feeble genre effort. It feels more like a parody than a serious attempt at drama." Starring Sean Faris, Jason Patric. Cinedigm, $16.99, 2/4/2025.
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