Oct 31, 2009 | BrothersJudd Blog
Done with touches of madness & genius : The Prisoner may have lost the plot, but ita s still interesting [T]he majority opinion seems to be that its creator and star, Patrick McGoohan, lost his grip on the show over the course of its 17-episode run.
The Prisoner, Orphan, The Achievers: The Story of Lebowski Fans on DVD
"I am not a number, I am a free man!" shouts Number Six, the titular character played by Patrick McGoohan in one of the UK's greatest cult series.
The Prisoner' tops short list of latest Blu-ray releases
A television cult classic, "The Prisoner" , leads this week's new titles arriving on the DVD Blu-ray high-definition format.
Blu-ray review: 'The Prisoner - The Complete Series'
"The Prisoner: The Complete Series Blu-ray," A&E Home Video; five discs, $99.95 suggested list price.
Existential Bars: 'The Prisoner' on Blu-Ray
TWO YEARS AFTER it first aired, " The Prisoner " remains one of the strangest and trippiest television dramas ever produced, blending the paranoia of " The Invaders ," the fixed setting of " Gilligan's Island ," the plot machinations of Kafka and the surrealist imagery of a painting by Dali or, more fittingly, De Chirico .
Charles Kuralt once said, "Thanks to the interstate highway system, it is now possible to travel from coast to coast without seeing anything." But that wasn't for him.
On DVD: Done with touches of madness & genius
Patrick McGoohan and an early version of The Prisonera s Rover. There are many views expressed in "Don't Knock Yourself Out," the 90-minute retrospective included in the new Blu-ray edition of the classic 1967 British TV series The Prisoner, in stores Tuesday.
Come in No 6, your time has come again: Cult Sixties TV series The Prisoner returns
By Elizabeth Sanderson, Mail on Sunday Feature Writer Last updated at 1:51 AM on 25th October 2009 Caught on film: No 6 Jim Caviezel filming in a holiday resort on the west coast of Namibia in southern Africa It was the cult Sixties television show that intrigued and enthralled a generation of viewers.
New on DVD: 'Ice Age: Dawn of The Dinosaurs'
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs 20th Century Fox, $29.98/$34.98; Blu-ray, $39.99 At times, this third go-round for the prehistoric mammals of the "Ice Age" franchise feels like a sitcom nearing the end of its run.
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs - " The "Ice Age" franchise continues, and in this third installment we find Manny the Mammoth about to become a father.
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