By never committing to neo-screwball antics nor a more serious analysis of codependency, the film ends up stranded in emotional ambiguity.
Review: Hype Williams’s 1998 Crime Drama Belly Gets Lionsgate 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Edition
Hype Williams’s cult noir looks more eye-popping than ever on Lionsgate’s UHD.
The film’s weighing of individual right to life against global survival isn’t an easy exchange.
Truffaut’s late-career triumph remains a moving paean to obsessive love.
Cohen Media Group’s transfer perfectly captures the elegance of Caroline Champetier’s lensing.
The clichés come early and in great abundance in Brett Donowho’s The Old Way.
Quentin Tarantino’s generation-defining classic receives a sterling, detail-rich 4K transfer.
Laika’s wry, sentimental work of kiddie horror receives a dazzling new A/V transfer.
One of the great animated films of the 21st century looks utterly dazzling on this UHD release.
Slumberland lacks the sense of danger that Winsor McCay liberally infused into his stories.
The Power of the Dog receives a 4K UHD release that matches its subtle but sumptuous beauty.
Though its lugubrious and plodding narrative spins its wheels ahead of someone coming along to fill T’Challa’s shoes, Wakanda Forever does stand out for its depictions of grief.
Wong Kar-wai’s controversial restoration makes the jump to full 4K with a sumptuous transfer.
Blu-ray Review: Kasi Lemmons’s Southern Gothic Drama Eve’s Bayou on the Criterion Collection
Criterion’s transfer maximizes the beauty of Lemmons’s bold, haunting feature debut.
The film suggests that violence on behalf of an oppressed people isn’t only justifiable but even moral.
Cure receives a superb transfer from Criterion that maximizes its abstruse beauty.
This release is only held back by the absence of the lauded director’s cut in 4K.
Throughout the film, Citarella emphasizes the liberating quality of following the rabbit hole as deep as it goes.
Blu-ray Review: Martin Scorsese’s World Cinema Project No. 4 on the Criterion Collection
This is the most thematically cohesive World Cinema Project box set to date.
The film has the swing-for-the-fences ambition that could have made it a compelling folly.