David Fincher's latest, based on the novel by Gillian Flynn, is set to be released on October 3rd.
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Ryan Gallagher
Amazon Schedules Steven Sodergh & David Gordon Green Produced Series Red Oaks
Amazon sent out this press release for Red Oaks, a new series produced by Steven Soderbergh and David Gordon Green.
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend [July 4-6]
Here are five films to check out from the comfort of your own home this holiday weekend.
Joshua Brunsting
Venice Film Festival Unveils Truffaut-Inspired Poster
Simone Massi's poster was inspired by the final scene from Truffaut's The 400 Blows.
Joshua Reviews Steve James’ Life Itself [Theatrical Review]
Film looks at the life and work of legendary film critic Roger Ebert.
What If Ingmar Bergman Directed The Flash?
"For a movie about the fastest man alive, the obvious choice to direct would be the filmmaker behind such classics as THE SEVENTH SEAL, WILD STRAWBERRIES, and SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE."
Watch A Video Essay Dissect Michael Bay’s Visual Mayhem
Tony Zhou's latest video breaks down the vulgar auteur's visual fetishes.
Watch A Clip From Roman Polanski’s Venus In Fur
Roman Polanski's latest film, Venus In Fur, is currently available on demand, and in theaters. IFC and Sundance Selects just released this new clip from the film.
Warner Bros Teases Upcoming 60s Batman Home Video Release
This November, Warner Bros is finally bringing the 60’s Batman television series to home video, and they just released this teaser. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will officially unveil the details of its...
Watch The Trailer For Studio Ghibli’s Latest Film: When Marnie Was There
Directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi (Arrietty), the film opens in Japan on July 19th.
From Wikipedia:
An atmospheric ghost story with truths to tell about friendship, families and loneliness.
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For Criterion Consideration: Fritz Lang’s Man Hunt
The legendary director takes on one of history's greatest monsters in this fantastic thriller.
Watch The Trailer For Jafar Panahi’s Closed Curtain
Panahi's latest film will begin touring this Friday, in New York.
Episode 147 – Five Year Anniversary And Mid-2014 Round-Up
To celebrate the five year anniversary of the podcast and web site, Ryan is joined by the whole podcasting team to discuss their favorite Criterion releases of 2014 so far.
Watch The French Trailer For Ettore Scola’s How Strange To Be Named Federico
On July 9th, Carlotta will release Ettore Scola's Fellini documentary: Qu'il est étrange de s'appeler Federico, which first screened at the Venice Film Festival in 2013.
Joshua Reviews David L. Lewis’ The Pleasures Of Being Out Of Step [Theatrical Review]
New documentary highlights an influential name in jazz criticism.