Triangle of Sadness was my favorite movie of last year because it had something profound to say about class while also being willing to go as lowbrow as poop and barf jokes. Now, it joins the elite of the elite, new releases that get the Criterion Collection as their first home video release. Criterion also […]
“The Fisher King” looks surreal in 4K UHD with extras dating back to the Criterion Collection laserdisc.
The Criterion Collection 4K UHD edition of “Dazed and Confused” brings out the magical night in 1976 with meaningful bonus features from the making of the film in 1992.
The Criterion Collection 4K UHD of “The Adventures of Baron Munchausen” shows off all the detail of Terry Gilliam’s cluttered adventure, and lets him sound off in some new bonus features.
Criterion Collection’s first Pixar movie, Wall-E, goes deep into the highbrow inspirations and creative process at Pixar.
Criterion Collection makes the Infernal Affairs trilogy look beautiful and loads it up with bonus features reflecting on the films and archival from when they were made.
Criterion Collection’s Night of the Living Dead 4K UHD presents the black and white horror classic in all its shadowy detail.
The Criterion Collection 4K UHD of “Blow Out” looks and sounds great and goes deep into the making of the film.
The Criterion Collection upgrades this classic to 4K and it is a nostalgic black and white tour of LA in the 40s. The print is immaculately clean, except for occasional scratches in an exterior shot or the beer and bowling montage. While a bit softer than black and white 4Ks like Schindler’s List or The […]
When I requested a review copy of Miller’s Crossing I didn’t know it was a new director’s cut. While I believe the original cut should also be included, it’s been long enough since I’ve seen Miller’s Crossing I honestly can’t tell the difference in two minutes removed. Miller’s Crossing is still one of the finest […]