Masters of Cinema has outfitted its release with extras that offer ripe interpretations of the film and the undersung Ritt’s work.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Truffaut’s masterpiece arrives to remind us of love’s myriad self-delusions.
It’s worth braving the winds of the harsh merciless world to obtain this upgrade of a stone-cold espionage classic.
The restoration is a major accomplishment, and this Criterion release is highly recommended.
Martin Ritt’s grim The Spy Who Came in from the Cold plays like an anti-thriller companion piece to the director’s acclaimed anti-western Hud.
A fabulous package for a frigid Cold War chestnut.
A bodice-ripper invested with the profundity of a Stendhal novel, Lola Montès is also Max Ophüls’s definite commentary on movie-watching.
A must-see film in a DVD package for die-hards and Truffaut completists.
It represents some of the first and most essential steps into a new age of filmmaking.