This 4K UHD release boasts a stellar image and an abundance of extras that fans will delight in digging into from the inside.
The film succeeds admirably both as a crackerjack crime thriller and as a moral exposé of human evil.
Criterion’s Blu-ray release of The Great Escape offers an abundance of goodies to dig into from the inside.
Honestly, it’s nearly a matter of life or death whether true cinephiles add this disc to their home libraries.
Here’s everything you wanted to know about The Great Escape but were too lazy to ask.
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Now a 20-year-old antique slapped with a superfluous 3D transfer, Jurassic Park still has the power to amaze.
The British auteur dismembered crippling social stigmas by highlighting their torment, humanity, and resolve for change.
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A masterpiece and a doodle make for an odd but worthy double bill for Powell enthusiasts.
Richard Attenborough’s polished, thoroughly safe veneration of the great political and spiritual Indian leader has no room for contradiction.
A deluxe anniversary reissue is the best way to revisit an Oscar-winning ’80s dinosaur.
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The film has the lightness of touch and narrative fluidity that’s pure, inimitable Ray.