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Millers Crossing Review - Criterion Forum A Roaring Twenties gangster saga that only the Coen brothers could concoct, Miller’s Crossing marries the hard-boiled sensibility of classic noir fiction with the filmmakers’ trademark savory dialogue, colorful characters, and finely calibrated set pieces Gabriel Byrne brings a wry gravitas to the role of Tom Reagan, the quick-thinking
Millers Crossing Details - Criterion Forum A Roaring Twenties gangster saga that only the Coen brothers could concoct, Miller’s Crossing marries the hard-boiled sensibility of classic noir fiction with the filmmakers’ trademark savory dialogue, colorful characters, and finely calibrated set pieces Gabriel Byrne brings a wry gravitas to the role of Tom Reagan, the quick-thinking
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Devil in a Blue Dress Review :: Criterion Forum Picture 9 10 The Criterion Collection presents Carl Franklin’s Devil in a Blue Dress on Blu-ray through a dual-layer disc in its original aspect ratio of 1 85:1 with a 1080p 24hz high-definition encode The master is sourced from a brand new 4K restoration scanned from a 35mm original camera negative I am working off of the standard Blu-ray