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Day of the Falcon Blu-ray, Overall Score and Recommendation

In "The Making of Day of the Falcon", the founder of Qatar's Doha Film Institute says that their "investment" in the film lies in the opportunity for aspiring young filmmakers to observe firsthand a professional film company at work. Her comments reflect an astute, long-term view. The film that Day of the Falcon aspires to be will almost certainly not be made by Westerners. It will be made by as-yet-unknown talents who emerge from places like the DFI and, having absorbed the techniques of classic Hollywood epics, reinvent them for their own purposes, to tell their own stories. Day of the Falcon stands as an object lesson in the futility of outsiders trying to tell the story of a culture they are still trying to understand. Lawrence of Arabia works, because its hero is one of the outsiders. Day of the Falcon is Arabia without Lawrence, and it never gets beyond the surface. Recommended as a Blu-ray, but not as a film.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Day-of-the...37/#Review

Parental Guidance Blu-ray, Overall Score and Recommendation

Think of Parental Guidance as Modern Family: The Movie—same generation gaps, same parenting disputes, same precocious kids—but not nearly as funny or sharp or culturally astute. The fuddy-duddy film sits in that entertainment gray area between "not offensively bad" and "but not really worth watching, either." It also proves definitively that present day Billy Crystal is far better presenting movie awards than appearing in movies themselves. 20th Century Fox's Blu-ray release is nicely put together for this sort of film, but Parental Guidance would make a better Netflix rental than a solid purchase.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Parental-G...55/#Review