Mostly remembered for its plot twist, Jordan’s film is marked by a deep sense of empathy.
Criterion’s 4K Blu-ray offers a beautiful transfer of Ettore Scola’s long unavailable gem.
This robust Blu-ray presentation is likely to remain the most important home-video release of 2015.
The film receives a beautiful transfer and an unconventionally revelatory deleted-scenes collection.
The film is the indelible fulcrum of Kieślowski’s career as a documentarian and his blossoming as a major arthouse auteur.
With this immaculate Blu-ray transfer, you’re invited to indulge the film’s multitudinous pleasures without shame or judgment.
One of the most intense of all American con-artist films receives a sturdy A/V upgrade from its initial DVD debut.
Criterion’s 4K Blu-ray masterfully displays what makes Merchant Ivory productions a continued commercial attraction.
It never transcends its stock western template, and the home-video treatment is correspondingly unremarkable.
Criterion stalwartly continues to ensure that one of America’s finest directors is properly recognized for the master artist that he’s become.
Shots of the sun open and close Mister Johnson, but the sun won’t soon be setting on the film, thanks to Criterion’s transfer.
The Criterion Collection reaches the Great Beyond with their miraculous 4K Blu-ray of Bruce Beresford’s Breaker Morant.
Its insolence about sexual identity and mental illness would feel dated were the film not De Palma’s finest comedy, albeit in genre drag.
The gorgeous transfer fully honors the film’s distinctly amazing road-fever aesthetic.
A gorgeous presentation that also provides unmissable, revelatory insights into its creation, straight from the Dardennes’ mouths.
This stellar presentation of a beautifully nasty Samuel Fuller gem also boasts a rich, efficient supplements package.
These films find Varda at a succession of cultural and cinematic crossroads which evidence her uncommon adaptability and insatiable curiosity.
Let the debate and revulsion begin anew.
One of Sergio Corbucci’s lesser-known westerns is scarred by ludicrous casting, but elevated by the integrity of its punchy filmmaking.
It might be a misguided paean to cinematic love, but Criterion’s Blu-ray is positively magical, with a blistering array of divisive supplements.
One of the most exciting new shows on television, and HBO’s Blu-ray captures its exceptional visual and audio design with near-perfection.