Oh yes, indeed!  Both are on DVD, and Doctor X is a new master, and a very accurate representation of the original.

Oh yes, indeed!  Both are on DVD, and Doctor X is a new master, and a very accurate representation of the original.

Warners also contributed a pair of great horror flicks in the early 30s: Doctor X in 1932, and The Mystery of the Wax Museum in '33.  Both were shot in two color technicolor, helmed by Michael Curtiz (of Casablanca fame), and are exemplars of the pre-code cinema, touching upon topics like cannibalism, necrophilia,…

Warners also contributed a pair of great horror flicks in the early 30s: Doctor X in 1932, and The Mystery of the Wax Museum in '33.  Both were shot in two color technicolor, helmed by Michael Curtiz (of Casablanca fame), and are exemplars of the pre-code cinema, touching upon topics like cannibalism, necrophilia,…

I dunno the role just felt out of place for me.  Maybe because it was seeing such a (then) high profile actor in a supporting role, and a quiet one.  He's the only one in the whole film who seemed out of place like, "What's he doing here?"  I think Keitel might've been a better option, but that's just me.

I dunno the role just felt out of place for me.  Maybe because it was seeing such a (then) high profile actor in a supporting role, and a quiet one.  He's the only one in the whole film who seemed out of place like, "What's he doing here?"  I think Keitel might've been a better option, but that's just me.

He and Nicholas Cage should team up on something.

He and Nicholas Cage should team up on something.

I think DeNiro is still doing his penance for Rocky and Bullwinkle.

I think DeNiro is still doing his penance for Rocky and Bullwinkle.

I think the answer is clear.  The man NEEDS Martin Scorsese.  They last worked together in '95, and while you could make a case for "Heat," released the same year, the guy basically hasn't been the same since that last time they teamed up.  His whole body of work, from a performance perspective, has been utterly…

I think the answer is clear.  The man NEEDS Martin Scorsese.  They last worked together in '95, and while you could make a case for "Heat," released the same year, the guy basically hasn't been the same since that last time they teamed up.  His whole body of work, from a performance perspective, has been utterly…

Don't go bustin' my chops.

Don't go bustin' my chops.

Along with the occasional mumblings about how all the animals come out at night, but someday a real rain will come and wash all the scum off the streets…

Along with the occasional mumblings about how all the animals come out at night, but someday a real rain will come and wash all the scum off the streets…

It was either that or Fat Raging Bull DeNiro.

It was either that or Fat Raging Bull DeNiro.

I mean, in what real world situation would ANYONE saying, "Why yes, I'm an Informationist."  Drives me bonkers when writers try to be too smart by half and invent new words for ones that already exists.

I mean, in what real world situation would ANYONE saying, "Why yes, I'm an Informationist."  Drives me bonkers when writers try to be too smart by half and invent new words for ones that already exists.