The Video File
Joshua ZyberThe Video File is a curated journey, one title at a time, through a huge movie collection that took decades to amass on media formats including Blu-ray, 4K, DVD, Laserdisc, and possibly others. (Streaming gets some viewing time as well.)
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Octopussy (1983) | The Tip of the Tentacle
Despite its notorious last-act scene in which James Bond, legendary secret agent 007, dresses in a clown costume while once again saving the world, 1983’s Octopussy is neither the worst nor certainly not the best movie in the Bond franchise...
Wallace and Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death (2008) | From the Video File Archives
In their previous adventures, everyone’s favorite befuddled British cheeseophile and his faithful canine sidekick wrangled sheep, wore techno-trousers, and even made a trip to the moon for a lovely spot of tea. After the success of the pair...
Death Proof (2007) | From the Video File Archives
When they played together as part of the Grindhouse double-feature in 2007, Robert Rodriguez’s monster movie Planet Terror and Quentin Tarantino’s car chase epic Death Proof divided many fans. The majority of viewers preferred the Rodriguez...
Film After 11 Podcast | Dead Poets Society (1989)
Easily the most famous and perhaps the greatest “inspirational teacher” movie of all time, Dead Poets Society is a seminal piece of filmmaking that teenagers and young adults have strongly responded to for decades, and that those like mysel...
Live and Let Die (1973) | From the Video File Archives
For many years after his tenure in the James Bond franchise ended, Roger Moore took a lot of grief from fans, who frequently named him their least favorite actor to play the character. He was also typically blamed for the franchise’s deteri...
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Writer/editor of The Video File Blog. Host of the "Film at 11" podcast. Formerly a writer at High-Def Digest, Home Theater magazine and others. Obsessive collector of movies on physical media, from Laserdisc to DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K.
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