Subgenre Sampler
Grave of the Fireflies (Hotaru no Haka) (1988)
- Modest 'classic' of Japanese anime that tells the story of two children caught up in the devastating fire–bombing of Kobe in WW2. Amid the…
- Blu-Ray $39.95
Martin Scorsese: Films of Faith (The Last temptation of Christ, Kun Dun, The Silence) (1988-2016)- Scorsese's artful "trilogy" meditating on faith, purpose, and destiny throughout the ages. Blu–Ray version includes two bonus discs of extra…
- Blu-Ray $109.95
My Neighbour Totoro (Tonari no Totoro) (1988)
- Dir. Miyazaki’s first huge hit in Japan is a model family film: realistic characters responding to realistic crises in a realistic way, though…
- Blu-Ray $39.95
La Bamba (1987)- Tightly constructed biopic of Hispanic rock'n'roller Richie Valens lends the usual 'rise to fame' tale an unusual ethnic slant. Lou Diamond Phillips…
- Blu-Ray $29.95
Castle in the Sky (Laputa) (1986)- A triumph of craft and narrative sophistication, this is an epic, supremely imaginative feature from master animator/storyteller Miyazaki that will…
- Blu-Ray $39.95
Crocodile Dundee (1986)- Immensely successful Aussie comedy with outbacker Hogan encountering New York.
- Blu-Ray $39.95
Salvador (1986)- A potent dramatisation of a journalist's experiences in El Salvador, with Woods in his usual dynamic form. Never one for fence–sitting, the…
- Blu-Ray $24.95
Transformers - The Movie (1986)- Accompanying the mid–80s craze for ‘Transformer’ toys – robots which could transform into cars, planes etc. – was this animated…
- Blu-Ray $34.95
At Close Range (1985)- Sean Penn plays a wayward youth who reunites with his gangland father (Christopher Walken) with violent consequences. Sordid yet solid drama.
- Blu-Ray $34.95
Rambo 2 (1985)- Iconic actioner in which traumatised commando John Rambo (Stallone) returns to Vietnam to rescue imprisoned G.I.s. Simplistic and violent, but a key…
- Blu-Ray
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