Panique- The Criterion Collection
Panique, a French film that translates to panic, is a 1947 crime thriller directed by Julien Duvivier, which has been...
Panique, a French film that translates to panic, is a 1947 crime thriller directed by Julien Duvivier, which has been...
Ingmar Bergman’s early 1953 piece Sawdust and Tinsel is now on The Criterion Collection with an utmost restoration. In the...
Christmas may only be a few days away, The Criterion Collection has released an early Christmas presents with March 2019...
Synopsis: A young(ish) Steven McQueen struggles to become an upright citizen of small-town Americana. He must earn the respect of...
Terrence Malick is no stranger to exploring existential landscapes that offer us time to reflect. This is my second viewing...
If you’re ever feeling a little 70’s-nostalgia, Shampoo is the perfect, easy to watch flick. Embedded in disco-era’s culture- from...
From stage to screen and now fifty-Seven years later, Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin In The Sun (1981) gets its Blu-ray...
Amongst the cavalcade of cinematic masterpieces, arthouse wonders, World Cinema powerhouses, The Criterion Collection know how to dial down the...
24 years after its release, Olivier Assayas Cold Water (1994, L'eau Froide) finally gets it's (Blu-Ray)Home Entertainment release courtesy of...
It takes a lot to stay focused and follow what you believe in or what you desire is doomed. In...
Over time, they say somethings get better as they age a little and then start to appreciate them a lot...
No one likes to be duped whatever the situation. When the hypnotic gaze on the camera is from none other...
I should really confess my knowledge of Jazz and John Murray Anderson's King Of Jazz (1930) is non-existent. The question...
If there was ever a marmite Wes Anderson film, The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou (2004) might just be that...