Of the many underrated features in Coppola's canon, this may be the most impressive and provocative.
For Criterion Consideration
Joshua Brunsting
For Criterion Consideration: Michael Mann’s Ali
With his latest film on the horizon, we take a look at one of Michael Mann's great, underrated masterpieces.
For Criterion Consideration: Roman Coppola’s CQ
This underrated gem is in dire need of a Blu-ray release, and here are just a few reasons why.
For Criterion Consideration: Vincente Minnelli’s The Bad And The Beautiful
Vincente Minnelli's masterful melodrama is in dire need of a new Blu-ray.
For Criterion Consideration: Mark Romanek’s Never Let Me Go
This adaptation of the beloved Kazuo Ishiguro novel is one of the best films of this still-young decade, and deserves a better home video release.
For Criterion Consideration: James Gray’s The Yards
James Gray's second feature may very well be his best and is in dire need of a new home video release.
For Criterion Consideration: Nicholas Ray’s The Lusty Men
Ray's unsung masterpiece deserves to have its day in the spotlight.
For Criterion Consideration: Fritz Lang’s Man Hunt
The legendary director takes on one of history's greatest monsters in this fantastic thriller.
For Criterion Consideration: Ousmane Sembene’s Mandabi
A masterpiece from the world of African cinema gets the spotlight this week.
For Criterion Consideration: Fritz Lang’s You Only Live Once
This week's For Criterion Consideration looks at one of Fritz Lang's greatest, lesser known pictures.
For Criterion Consideration: Jean-Luc Godard’s Notre Musique
A beloved Criterion-approved auteur gets a spotlight in this week's For Criterion Consideration
For Criterion Consideration: Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s Distant
With a return to Cannes imminent for director Ceylan, we look at the director's third film.
For Criterion Consideration: Martin Scorsese’s Bringing Out The Dead
Another unsung Scorsese gem gets some love this week.
For Criterion Consideration: Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette
Sofia Coppola's unsung masterpiece is one of the best films of the Aughts.
For Criterion Consideration: Martin Scorsese’s Who’s That Knocking At My Door
Scorsese's first film may be one of the most underrated directorial debuts of all time.