The screener ban didn’t last for long and didn’t seem to do much damage, and come Oscar time, indies may walk away with several big prizes.
This is the closest Kitano Takeshi is ever likely to come to making a full-fledged musical, and it’s a great one at that.
The revolution didn’t break the backbone of a naïve Cuban population, it merely put an end to interracial shagging.
Disney gives the big thumbs up to the nuclear American family by including only four 3-D glasses on this disc.
Duplex gets the top-notch audio/video treatment, but supplemental materials are on the embarrassing side.
The video and features collected on this Cold Creek Manor are nowhere near as audacious as the perpetually half-naked Stephen Dorff.
Yes, it’s an excellent DVD package, but most importantly: Now you can watch VH1’s “Save the Music” PSA whenever you want.
It’s tough being a drama queen, but try telling that to the people responsible for this film.
Great sound. Excellent image. Crucial commentary. A must-have.
Happily and ridiculously over the top, Secret Things is a war of anarchic, sexual primitivism.
Stone Reader is a humanitarian effort, but Mark Moskowitz’s preening and cloying voiceover can wear on the nerves.
Strictly for anyone who was pissed off that the guy in Brisseau’s Secret Things never took his clothes off.
The extras on this DVD say more about the way audiences, critics, and authors relate to each other than the actual documentary.
The film’s charm and compassion is repeatedly drowned out by completely lowbrow distractions.
Consider Sitcom a work of corrective sexual politics.
Thank the success of Trembling Before G-d and Stone Reader for the release of The Way We Laughed on DVD.
A not-so-solid film gets a solid audio and video transfer and the red carpet treatment in the features department.
Spartan is a genre wank job every bit as cheesy and psychologically weightless as Heist.
Director Manuel Boursinhac’s film at times suggests a Cliffs Notes knock-off of The Sopranos.
The filmmakers end up with one too many Superman fantasies piled up on top of one another.