From one of today's most interesting foreign auteurs comes one of today's most interesting cinematic imports.
For Criterion Consideration
Joshua Brunsting
For Criterion Consideration: John Landis’ Into The Night
At first assuming this movie was nothing more than a bad romantic comedy from the terrible DVD box art, luckily James gave this underrated Landis film a chance and the rest is history.
James McCormick
For Criterion Consideration: Steven Spielberg’s 1941
Spielberg's earliest and greatest flop isn't a flop at all.
Sean Hutchinson
For Criterion Consideration: Manoel de Oliveira’s Belle Toujours
Oliveira's Bunuel-inspired picture is more than worthy of the Criterion Collection treatment.
For Criterion Consideration: Jafar Panahi’s Crimson Gold
One of many great films from one of today's most interesting, and talked about, foreign voices.
For Criterion Consideration: Paul Schrader’s Blue Collar
Schrader's debut may be one of his best films to date.
For Criterion Consideration: Woody Allen’s Love And Death
Here's to hoping this will, soon, be seen as the masterpiece it truly is.
For Criterion Consideration: Francis Ford Coppola’s Rumble Fish
This film deserves to be discussed as possibly Coppola's best piece of work.
For Criterion Consideration: Mahamat-Saleh Haroun’s Abouna
This African gem should be one of many that make their way into The Criterion Collection, and here's why.
For Criterion Consideration: Alexander Sokurov’s Russian Ark
It's about time Sokurov's masterpiece gets a Criterion Collection Blu-ray.
For Criterion Consideration: Jennie Livingston’s Paris Is Burning
This amazing documentary should one day be entered into the ranks of The Criterion Collection.
For Criterion Consideration: John Ford’s Upstream
It's about time we get some more John Ford into The Criterion Collection.
For Criterion Consideration: David Cronenberg’s Stereo
Is Cronenberg's first film deserving of the Criterion stamp of approval?