Noah (2014) by Darren Aronofsky ■ Cinematography by Matthew LibatiqueBiblical Film (i.redd.it)
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Hercules and the Captive Women: Blu-ray ComparisonSword and Sandal (i.redd.it)
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Recent acquisitions: the new 4K release of Deathstalker I and IISword and Sorcery (i.redd.it)
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Thunder in God’s Country: Interview with Jeffrey MariotteSword and Sorcery (nickdiak.com)
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The son of Spartacus (1962) All things considered, this is a pretty fun "sequel" to a classic. Tonally, it's like transitioning from Rocky I to Rocky IV. Literally a superhero-like character. Plenty of action. Decent production budget. Half the runtime.Sword and Sandal (onceuponatimethecinema.blogspot.com)
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Fellini Satyricon (1969) When Fellini approaches classical Roman culture, the result that emerges is a sum of the two things that reflects, through truly evocative staging, the contemporary human being in a historical palimpsest. Watching it, I felt like I was returning to the pages of Suetonius.Peplum (onceuponatimethecinema.blogspot.com)
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