Mills’s films might be called fragmentary if not for their unifying spirit of psychological inquiry.
Genet’s song of love should make be seen by every cineaste, straight and queer alike.
A deluxe anniversary reissue is the best way to revisit an Oscar-winning ’80s dinosaur.
Finally, a Bond adventure one can enjoy without apology.
This two-disc set is sure to keep Gilliam’s few Tideland fans buzzing for some time.
Holy fuckalukadingdong, stoners, Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny makes a very attractive premiere on DVD.
The Archers’ 49th Parallel is in tune with the miraculous.
The disc’s image quality is so reprehensible it makes it impossible to enjoy Catherine O’Hara’s great performance.
Ascend to the beauties of Mikio Naruse.
Let the critics eat cake.
The film’s lucky-charmed score is one of many subliminal devices in the film: No one better lay a hand on Scorsese’s Oscar.
This vital five-disc set from First Run Features chronicles the struggles and passions leading up to Cuba’s present day.
Running with Scissors now threatens to cause havoc in almost every corner of the globe.
Thanks to Scary Movie 4 it’s impossible to look at a Grudge film as anything other than a parody of itself.
Razbezhkina’s film is a pensive, potent remembrance of collectivism past.
From post-Soviet Russia, with viciousness.
“Baby, I don’t care.” But you do, Bob, and this set proves it.
Fans of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind may consider the film a downgrade but you cannot deny its passion.
Look for a third DVD in eight months with a scratch-and-sniff case made out of Jack Twist’s denim shirt.
Infamous has gotten nowhere near the level of acclaim as Capote, proving that victims of hype don’t come more transparent than AMPAS.
A long-overdue presentation for the valuable fragments of Anger’s outlaw poetry.