This Blu-ray is a budget-conscious option for those seeking to dip their toes into an Italian maestro’s work.
Essential Fellini is one of the most elegantly designed and supplement-packed sets that Criterion has ever released.
Fellini’s extravagant final film is a charming reminder of a lost giant and a lost style of moviemaking.
The sight of Rossellini’s war trilogy remastered in HD will be cause alone for some to double dip.
Fellini’s hallucinatory Roma gets a pristine 2k transfer and a few meaty bonus features from Criterion.
Silverman discusses her current production and her relatively new foray into the world of musicals.
Criterion’s 4K restoration reveals the film to be the most simultaneously rapturous and claustrophobic film Federico Fellini ever made.
Fellini’s unsparing odyssey of corrosive wealth and anxious commonality is given a reliably peerless A/V transfer from Criterion.
Roberto Rossellini’s film owes part of its emotional power to its mixture of politico-religious symbolism and quotidian humor.
There’s a great line in Jules and Jim about fictions that “revel in vice to preach virtue.”
I grew up in the Chicago suburbs in the 1990s and early 2000s, and Ebert was in our house on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays
I did my vacationing first by way of the movie screen, making all subsequent traveling the realization of romanticized visions.
In terms of demographics, Dario Argento is clearly intended as a text for both newcomers and knowledgeable fans alike.
What emerges most saliently from Mintzer’s interviews is Gray’s commitment to the idea of problem solution in creating his style.
The Comedy is continuously in danger of feeling either too cute or too abrasive.
The good life remains but a dream, but the lust for life is tireless, torturous, unabated.
The whole production is visually stunning, and there’s an illicit energy that comes from putting Gaga-as-Magdalene center stage.
The Clowns isn’t a vital part of Fellini’s filmography, but thanks to Raro Video’s superb DVD set, the film is well worth a purchase.
Amarcord lovingly pays tribute to the way memory fades away and imagination takes over.
The film evokes a time and place and state of mind with exquisite precision.