The film is one of 2013's most anticipated pictures.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Brunsting
Soundtrack Commentary For Django Unchained Featuring Quentin Tarantino Arrives Online
Tarantino releases a track by track commentary for his beautiful soundtrack for Django Unchained.
For Criterion Consideration: Martin Scorsese’s Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore
One of Scorsese's most underrated films deserves to be graced with as great a Blu-ray as possible, and who better to do that than Criterion?
Janus Films Handling Theatrical Bookings For Harold Lloyd Filmography
If Criterion and Janus Films were looking to ring in 2013 with a bang, they sure as Hell got the job done.
Year In Review: The 10 Best Films Of 2012 [Joshua’s List]
Here are the ten best films of 2012 from the eyes of CriterionCast writer Joshua Brunsting.
Joshua Reviews Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained [Theatrical Review]
One of 2012's most anticipated films may ultimately prove to be one of its bigger letdowns.
For Criterion Consideration: Ernst Lubitsch’s The Shop Around The Corner
The Christmas classic is also one of the greatest romantic comedies ever made.
Joshua Reviews Josh Radnor’s Liberal Arts [Blu-ray Review]
Second film from Josh Radnor features two top notch performances, and is now available on home video.
Wong Kar-Wai’s The Grandmaster Set To Open The 2013 Berlinale
Long-awaited film will bow a month prior in China.
Gorgeous Trailer Arrives For Terrence Malick’s To The Wonder
Gorgeous trailer hits for Malick's most polarizing film to date.
25 Films Added To The National Film Registry, Includes Four Criterion-Approved Films
Four Criterion titles join 21 other works entering the National Film Registry.
Joshua Reviews Walter Salles’ On The Road [Theatrical Review]
The long awaited adaptation of the beloved novel is well made and acted, but lacks that Kerouac punch.
Joshua Reviews Spike Lee’s Red Hook Summer [Blu-ray Review
Polarizing coming of age tale arrives on home video.
Criterion’s March 2013 Slate Reads Like A First Ballot Director Hall Of Fame Lineup: Films From Lang, Malick, More
March also includes the next Criterion Chaplin release.