Oslo, August 31st capitalizes on the evident potential seen from Trier's debut as he reins himself in for a more subtle, somberly reflective work that is markedly more rewarding.
Reviews
Catherine Stebbins
Scott Reviews Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Pigsty [Masters of Cinema DVD Review]
Scott is as perplexed by Pasolini's 1969 picture as he is delighted by MoC's presentation of it.
Scott Nye
Joshua Reviews Andrew Haigh’s Weekend [Blu-ray Review]
Yet another brilliant debut feature focused on by The Criterion Collection.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Paul Fejos’ Lonesome [Blu-ray Review]
We take a look at the upcoming Blu-ray of this silent classic from Criterion.
Joshua Reviews Pablo Larrain’s Post Mortem [Blu-ray Review]
Can Larrain's follow-up to his brilliant Tony Manero live up to the hype?
Joshua Reviews Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master [Theatrical Review]
Is it possible that Paul Thomas Anderson has outdone himself once again?
Scott Reviews Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Hawks And Sparrows [Masters of Cinema DVD Review]
Pier Paolo Pasolini's favorite of his own films arrives on a splendid new DVD from Masters of Cinema.
Scott Reviews Francis Ford Coppola’s Rumble Fish [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
One of Francis Ford Coppola's finest films comes to Blu-ray courtesy of Masters of Cinema.
Joshua Reviews Louis Feuillade’s Les Vampires [Blu-ray Review]
Finally, one of the greatest film serials makes its way to Blu-ray via Kino.
Joshua Reviews Tony Gilroy’s The Bourne Legacy [Theatrical Review]
A new entry in the Bourne franchise may have been anticipated, but with hindsight being 20/20, it may not be all that welcome.
Joshua Reviews Gabrielle Provaas And Rob Schroder’s Meet The Fokkens [Theatrical Review]
Insightful documentary may very well be one of the most entertaining documentaries you'll see this year.
Joshua Reviews Mark Hall’s Sushi: The Global Catch [Theatrical Review]
In the guise of a fun food documentary, Sushi: The Global catch thankfully has much more on its mind.
Joshua Reviews Derek Jarman’s The Tempest [Blu-ray Review]
Kino finally gives Jarman's Shakespeare adaptation the Blu-ray it deserves.
West Reviews Steven Soderbergh’s Gray’s Anatomy & And Everything Is Going Fine
West takes a look at the two recent Soderbergh & Spalding Gray Blu-rays from Criterion.
West Anthony
Joshua Reviews Alberto Cavalcanti’s They Made Me A Fugitive [Blu-ray Review]
An unsung bit of film noir finally hits Blu-ray in a beautiful transfer via Kino.