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Joshua Brunsting
Barnes & Noble’s 50% Off Criterion Collection Sale Has Returned!
The bi-annual Criterion Collection sale at Barnes & Noble has returned, both online and in stores.
Ryan Gallagher
Joshua Reviews Josh Fox’s Gasland Part II [Theatrical Review]
The film airs on HBO at 8pm Monday night.
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.
Episode 141 – Four Year Anniversary And Mid-2013 Criterion Collection Wrap-Up
To celebrate their fourth anniversary, Ryan is joined by James, David, Scott, Sean, and Travis to chat about the first six months of releases from the Criterion Collection for 2013.
Disc Deals For The Week Of July 7th Through July 13th, 2013
Collecting the best DVD and Blu-ray deals around the web this week.
Armchair Vacation: Five Great Westerns To Watch At Home This Weekend (July 5-7)
In honor of the release of The Lone Ranger this holiday week, here are five Westerns to watch this weekend.
For Criterion Consideration: Alexander Sokurov’s Russian Ark
It's about time Sokurov's masterpiece gets a Criterion Collection Blu-ray.
Disc Deals For The Week Of June 30th Through July 6th, 2013
Collecting the best disc deals around the web for the week.
Scott Reviews The Complete (Existing) Films of Sadao Yamanaka [Masters of Cinema DVD Review]
A beautiful introduction to a versatile filmmaker's too-short career.
Scott Nye
On the Hulu Channel: Roberto Rossellini’s The Machine That Kills Bad People
Rossellini's rare foray into comedy is as sharp and imaginative as his more dramatic affairs.
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Kenji Mizoguchi’s Women of the Night
Mizoguchi's penultimate film of the 1940s captures postwar Japan at a fragile tipping point, setting the stage for his triumphs of the 1950s such as The Life of Oharu - coming soon to the Criterion Collection.
David Blakeslee
Joshua Reviews Xavier Dolan’s Laurence Anyways [Theatrical Review]
Dolan's new film is, without a doubt, the young filmmaker's most assured film.