Luke Ryan
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Film obsessive, writer, editor, YouTuber, Blu-ray hoarder. Claim to fame: Started a Holy Shit chant at WrestleMania XXX.
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An in-depth blu-ray review of the East German fairytale classic: HEART OF STONE. This recent release from Eureka! Entertainment is absolutely stacked and features a really unique piece of European cinema (and is already sold out! eek) in a gorgeous edition.

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Blu-ray Review #47 - HEART OF STONE (1950) A Dark German Fairytale [MoC #319]
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This shot from the new AI version of Free as a Bird from Peter Jackson's new slate of Beatles reinterpretations (they're not restorations) perfectly sums up how I feel about all of this slop & post-GET BACK, this shit is being used EVERYWHERE. At least the text is legibile....
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The journey toward Conquering My Collection rolls on, as I check in with my thoughts on Wim Wenders recent film PERFECT DAYS, from the gorgeous 4K edition by MUBI.

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Conquering My Collection 066 - PERFECT DAYS (2023) Serenity in 4K
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Another little blu-ray update of some recent titles from Eureka Entertainment, specifically seven new limited edition sets featuring my favourite: Hong Kong cinema! From Ringo Lam to Chang Cheh, Lo Wei to Andy Lau and beyond...

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2025 Eureka! Blu-ray Update #2 - Hong Kong Classics! Chang Cheh, Ringo Lam, Lo Wei & More!
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Had an absolutely barn storming evening with a couple of friends and the new NAKED GUN. Sometimes the phrase "keep it simple, stupid" really does apply to comedy and I mostly had a great time with it. The "cold case" gag was brilliant but the snowman bit was just... what??? 😂
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My last wrestling match. Ten years ago now. Days gone by...
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Dance off, Hasselhoff, Bag of dicks, I could go on. The "yeah the crazy thing is I just invented the Infinity Stones on the back of a napkin in 20 seconds, I wasn't even trying isn't that crazy?" thing is just so fucking obnoxious haha
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Seeing James Gunn doing press and going "lol the Infinity Stones were just this random thing I wrote in two minutes, I don't even know what a 'Marvel Phase' is because I'm too cool lolololol" reminds me why I don't like him and why his films almost always have a huge misstep.
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After almost a year's hiatus (what???) The Douglas Fir Association returns! Myself and Matt have now completed our journey through the entire filmography of David Lynch and here is the next discussion, centered on his 1984 version of DUNE.

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The Douglas Fir Assocation #14 - DUNE (1984)
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Middle class people of a certain rac--*Batman slap*
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Chow Yun-fat is brilliant, a maddeningly charismatic presence, Alex Man unchained and raw, with Cecilia bringing an unstudied and captivating expressionism to her role. This has shot right up to my top favourites of Hong Kong cinema, great film.
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The chemistry between the three leads is great and it's less a historical drama that focuses on the ins and outs of what happened at the time, instead using the backdrop of the occupation as a horrifying and dangerous setting for young love to blossom in complicated ways.
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Set during 1941 (obviously..) the story follows the intertwining lives of three young people living in Hong Kong right before and during the Japanese occupation during WWII, played by Chow Yun-fat, Cecilia Yip and Alex Man.
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Loved grabbing some stills for the first video in my #LukeVsHongKongCinema series, as the transfer on Eureka Entertainment's new blu-ray of HONG KONG 1941 is superb. Though I'd share some here in a little mini thread:
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The first ever installment of LUKE VS. HONG KONG CINEMA is here! I review the new Eureka! release of HONG KONG 1941, made in 1984 and starring the one and only Chow Yun-fat in an early breakout role. I absolutely loved this film and the new blu-ray looks incredible Video here: youtu.be/zPcbOYLxhak
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Formally diagnosed sexual harassers of a certain age
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One of the coolest villain introductions ever...

The one and only Wu Ma in HONG KONG 1941 (1984) from Eureka Entertainment's great new blu-ray release. The cinematography in this film is gorgeous and the new 4K restoration looks so good.
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Gonna celebrate another year closer to death (or "birthday" as some people call it) by filming the first couple of videos in a series I've been dying to kick off for years now... LUKE VS. HONG KONG CINEMA... Watch this space...
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Link didn't work for me either, but the collection was on the main page so it was easy to find. Very cool!
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Super not into referring to the Florida concentration camp like it's a fucking Donkey Kong Country level
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Announcing this weeks episode! #filmnoir #noircentralstation
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There is no time. Only now.

And by time I obviously mean Dana, and by now I mean Zuul.