The supplements may not be new, but they’re still meaty, and the 4K restoration accentuates the brutal, beautiful punch of an essential noir.
Criterion outfits Charles Burnett’s piercingly lovely masterwork with an appropriately gorgeous, almost diaphanous transfer.
Charles Burnett bridges theatrical dialogue, portentous omens, and presentational acting with masterful grace.
This lively, melancholic, quite prescient Humphrey Bogart film receives a sturdy restoration and an excellent audio commentary.
A shotgun is not just a shotgun in Brooks’s In Cold Blood, one of Criterion’s finest Blu-ray packagings for a single film in the past half decade.
This scathing Vietnam War-set film finds an army cameraman embedded with a small infantry platoon on their final search-and-destroy mission.
James Glickenhaus’s film deals in chest hair.
A patchy but worthy set for a classy star who deserved more exciting roles.
What was once a hot-topic message movie about the state of juvenile delinquency in inner city schools is now a dinosaur relic of the Eisenhower era.
Sidney Poitier steals the film and makes it a cut above what it is: a holier-than-thou PSA.