The film is a ponderous and talky film about the platonic and possibly intimate bond between a married family man and his artsy gay neighbor.
Rather than settling the score on a supposedly misunderstood film, this deluxe edition only turns up the heat on its controversial bad self.
Until someone puts out a disc of Harry Potter in Equus, Zoo will have to suffice for those who want to get their horse rocks off.
The legacy of Chris Marker weeps when the future of essay filmmaking looks like a feature-length commercial for Ambien.
Chaka Kahn occasionally aims for introspection by swooping down into her husky contralto register.
I’m sort of looking forward to hearing the next album built around the disillusionment of his first entry-level position.
Why Cruising? Why now?
Talk about strange.
As far as watered-down de Sade goes, Justine de Sade is at least preferable to Quills.
Like Justine’s early description of a sodomous tryst, the film makes one “regret it was not yet more terrible.”
This RoboCop release is like the DVD version of Delta City.
Verhoeven’s film set the tone for much of the Dutch auteur’s career in America.
Prince’s Sign o’ the Times is an almost too-convenient double-disc blowout of sweat, funk, and raw, concentrated talent.
This was the season where Miss Piggy came frustratingly close to removing Rudolf Nureyev’s towel in the sauna.
That’s Dancing! understands that dance on film is all about the sexy things the human body can do.
Its only crippling flaw is that it was made when Kim Carnes was around to rasp through the closing credits.
The computer blue waters of Planet Earth might not be warm enough yet to start hoping for Prince to reunite with the Revolution.
Relentless as a bionic metronome, the Chemical Brothers’s Dig Your Own Hole burns red raw with the fever of neutron dance.
Williams’s bare skin in her earliest features probably kept up the morale (and other things) of the boys fighting overseas.
We Are the Night, like most high school reunions, fails to kick-start anything other than nostalgia.