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The new Blu-ray’s soundtrack sounds as if it has been pumping some iron, and visually, this is...More>>

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There’s never been anything quite like ‘Topsy-Turvy,’ despite the hundred of backstage movies...More>>

Rob Epstein’s Oscar-winning documentary is one of the great films of the ‘80s.More>>

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James L. Brooks’ second feature as a director reverberates today in terms of the climactic mass...More>>

Criterion has released 'Shock Corridor' before, but this remastered version includes new essays and...More>>

Criterion long ago issued a laserdisc of this sleeper and has basically replicated the initial...More>>

Even for a movie budgeted in the $600,000 range with a short 36-day shooting schedule, Charles...More>>

Cinematically, the film still dazzles as much as it ever has.More>>

Rhapsodically photographed by John Toll and given one of Criterion’s most bang-up color...More>>

'Charade' is sometimes called the best Hitchcock movie not directed by Hitchcock, but despite some...More>>

Criterion’s magnificent new box of three late-1920s Josef von Sternberg silent films —...More>>

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