"Man of Steel: Burt Lancaster at 100" features three films in the Criterion Collection.
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Sean Hutchinson
Scott Cooper’s Out Of The Furnace Gets A Release Date
Could this one be on its way to Cannes? Or will a fall festival debut be in the cards?
Joshua Brunsting
An Early Look At The Poster For Spike Lee’s Adaptation Of Oldboy
Can this remake live up to the potential, or will it be buried under negative hype?
Aki Kaurismaki Eyes New Project, Wants Roberto Benigni To Star
The Le Havre director eyes an interesting choice for his new project's lead role.
First Look At Guillaume Canet’s Blood Ties
Is the one film that will be heading to the Croisette this week?
The Weinstein Company Debuting Footage From Grace Of Monaco At Cannes
Could this be the start of a long road to Oscar for the much talked about biopic?
David Reviews Pierre Étaix’s YOYO [THEATRICAL REVIEW]
With a new Criterion box set on the way, this comedic masterpiece from 1965 is slated for big screen showings in Portland later this week.
David Blakeslee
Joshua Reviews Danny Boyle’s Trance [Theatrical Review]
Is the film yet another misfire for director Danny Boyle?
The Short Films Of David Lynch Are Now Available On The Criterion Collection Hulu Plus Channel
Criterion is gearing up for a whole lot of Lynch.
The Link Collection: This Week In Criterion Blogs
A look around the Criterion Collection blog-o-sphere from this past week.
Ryan Gallagher
Scott Reviews Pierre Étaix’s As Long As You’re Healthy [Theatrical Review]
Film will play at Portland's Northwest Film Center as part of the touring Pierre Étaix retrospective.
Scott Nye
Scott Reviews Claude Chabrol’s Le Beau Serge and Les Cousins [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
Chabrol's closely-knit first two films are available on DVD and Blu-ray for the first time in the U.K.
SXSW 2013 Wrap-Up Podcast
Ryan is joined by Josh Brunsting and Jonathan Poritsky to wrap-up SXSW 2013: the films, the panels, and everything else.
New Restoration of Robert Wiene’s The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari to Screen at the 2014 Berlinale
A new look for the greatest horror film of the silent era.
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Nagisa Oshima’s PLEASURES OF THE FLESH
Oshima's declaration of artistic independence follows a young man's descent into erotic obsession and madness. Some "pleasure"!