Bill Hunt is a journalist whose work has appeared in Telegraph-Journal. He specializes in reviewing digital media, including movies and TV shows, with a focus on 4K releases. His articles cover a range of topics, from disc reviews to Blu-ray and UHD announcement news.
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Bill Hunt predominantly covers film and home entertainment, with a strong focus on reviews and press releases. If you're looking to pitch to him, consider offering exclusive insights or early access to new film releases in 4K Ultra HD format or providing expert commentary on the latest trends and developments in the movie industry.
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By: Bill Hunt
BREAKING: Lucasfilm & Disney set Ron Howard’s WILLOW (1988) for 4K Ultra HD Steelbook on 12/10!
Based loosely upon (and set within) Riot Games’ League of Legends video game universe, Arcane is a steampunk action-adventure series that depicts the simmering tension between the wealthy and utopian city-state of Piltover and its poor and chem-soaked undercity Zaun. Piltover is a place where people like Professor Heimerdinger (Mick Wingert), inventor Jayce Talis (Kevin Alejandro), and their assistant Viktor (Harry Lloyd) are working to tame arcane magic with science to power extraordinary “hextech” technology. But that kind of power always comes at a cost, typically paid by trenchers like Violet (or “Vi,” voiced by Hailee Steinfeld), her younger sister Powder (Ella Purnell), and their friends down in Zaun.
New 4K reviews including Arcane: League of Legends & Hellraiser: Quartet of Torment, plus Searchers 4K pre-orders & our weekly Release Date & Art update is live
KLSC sets Sea of Love 4K for January, plus BFI’s Chronos, Indicator’s February slate, The Substance, a Forbidden Planet remake & Bill’s on the iCritic podcast!
Roger Thornhill (Cary Grant, His Girl Friday) is a New York City advertising executive, who’s attempting to live a more glamorous lifestyle after being dumped by two ex-wives for being too boring. Little does he know that he’s about to be thrust into the world of international espionage and intrigue. While taking a meeting over drinks at the Plaza Hotel, he’s nabbed at gunpoint and whisked off in a sedan by two heavies. Soon he finds himself facing off with the sophisticated and villainous Phillip Vandamm (James Mason, Lolita), and his henchman Leonard (Martin Landau, Mission: Impossible), who have mistaken him for a man named George Kaplan. When they don’t believe his claims to the contrary, Leonard and the heavies fill Thornhill with whiskey and dump him behind the wheel of a car on an oceanside cliff, so as to do away with him. But Thornhill manages to survive and be caught by the police.
North by Northwest 4K review, Criterion’s February 2025 slate, Se7en Ultra HD pre-orders are live & OTOY celebrates Star Trek: Generations with 765874 Unification!
Watch The Screening Room A/V’s live Video Podcast tonight on the new JVC Projectors!
The Sengoku period of 16th century Japan was marked by near constant civil war and social upheaval. It’s in this time that a poor mountain farming village finds itself plagued by a gang of vicious bandits, who strike each season after the rice harvest to steal food and women. The village elder, Gisaku, suggests to the desperate villagers that they hire samurai for protection. So four of them—Rikichi, Manzo, Yohei, and Mosuke—take what little rice they can spare and head to a larger town nearby in search of the most capable—and the most hungry—samurai they can find.
Warner sets Se7en 4K for January, plus Lionsgate’s Snowpiercer in Ultra HD, Seven Samurai reviewed, Bill’s appearance on The Stuff Dreams Are Made Of podcast is live & more!
The best way to describe Galaxy Quest (1999) is that it’s Dean Parisot’s tongue-in-cheek spoof of (and tribute to) Gene Roddenberry’s original Star Trek TV series—and not just the show’s fictional on-screen world, but its now iconic ensemble cast and fandom as well. It’s also one of the most affectionate send-ups ever made; the humor here is completely good-natured, so if you’re a Trekkie or Trekker, you’ll love this. It’s also wonderfully universal, so you’re likely to still enjoy the film whether you’re a Trek-savvy viewer or not. Bottom line: Galaxy Quest is just damn funny.
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