Dust to Glory is damningly scored with variations and remixes of James Horner and James Newton Howard compositions.
Unlike the FOX News Channel, Gunner Palace does not have the audacity to use “fair and balanced” as its ad slogan.
Family-friendly entertainment for left-wingers and right-wingers alike.
Fans of Ceylan’s film will appreciate the worthwhile features New Yorker Video has included on this DVD edition.
Shosho is scarcely complex, though you wouldn’t know it from Anna May Wong’s gaze.
It’s comforting to know that one of my favorite critics, David Edelstein, doesn’t take the Oscars very seriously.
This DVD edition will go a long way toward re-evaluating Anna May Wong’s career.
Off the Map evokes cave paintings coming to life.
It’s good to have To Be or Not to Be on DVD, but it deserved more in the extras department.
Perhaps unjustly, To Be or Not to Be’s wit continues to be overshadowed by its touchy plot.
The non-stop bitchiness on display might make you forget that the image quality leaves much to be desired.
It’s a darn shame this DVD didn’t come with a copy of Enya’s Memory of the Trees and a box of Lucky Charms.
This high profile “sequel” to the 2002 horror anthology Three compiles shorts by Fruit Chan, Park Chan-wook, and Takashi Miike.
It’s impossible to take your eyes off of Howl’s Moving Castle as it repeatedly falls back and caves in on itself.
If you’re an I Heart Huckabees fan you’re probably not even going to bother with this DVD and go straight for the two-disc DVD edition.
The film is a daisy wheel of revenge-fueled gore speciously intercut with delusions of social commentary.
Because of Winn-Dixie is a morality tale drained of all blood by director Wayne Wang.
You may have won this time Hilary Duff-my arch nemesis, but I’ll get you next time!
Ten Reasons Why You Should (Or Shouldn’t) See Raise Your Voice.
The strength of the film’s social perspective is matched only by the goofy elegance of its humor.