Mills’s films might be called fragmentary if not for their unifying spirit of psychological inquiry.
This Blu-ray is a charming presentation of an overrated childhood benchmark.
Not my cup of tea. I don’t even like tea.
Huston’s uneven swan song deserves better than this cheap-as-Lucky Charms package.
Even for non-fanatics, this packaging of perhaps the most beloved European film of a generation is heaven-sent.
This collection is an ideal tribute to the horror staple.
A solid DVD release of a terrible, terrible movie.
The only thing mysterious about Orphan is why Vera Farmiga and Peter Sarsgaard signed on to such an idiotic mess.
The Film Foundation offers a Fuller understanding of film noir through one of the genre’s most unique participants.
This edition of Z lives, perhaps ironically, through the beauty of its surface and sheen.
The film is most notable for capturing Simone Signoret in color for the first time and at her most impatient as an actress.
From the East is the perfect way to ride that fine line between watching a movie and dazing with it.
Criterion’s edition of Monsoon Wedding is a comprehensive and beautiful presentation of a key work in Mira Nair’s career.
Madonna’s mother died when she was six. But you knew that already. The rest you probably didn’t know, but should.
Following the recent release of Criterion’s Pigs, Pimps and Prostitutes box set, the posthumous celebration of a Japanese master continues.
Cheri has its problems, and given the dubious video presentation on this DVD edition, now it has more.
This indifferently made TV-horror flick will inspire more snores than scares.
This Eclipse set is like a triumphant middle finger: It’s up to you to take offense or pleasure yourself with it.
Throughout, humor and romance are interspersed so predictably that it’s as if screenwriter Pete Chairelli were working from a rom-com checklist.
This Blu-ray preserves the integrity and beauty of Demme’s film.
Maybe we have to accept that Disney doesn’t trust Blu-ray enough as a format to simply release the high-definition discs alone.