Collecting the best Blu-ray and DVD releases for the week.
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Ryan Gallagher
Joshua Reviews Mike Wiluan’s Buffalo Boys [Theatrical Review]
Singapore's Best Foreign Language Film entry for the upcoming Oscar ceremony, Mike Wiluan's Buffalo Boys is a mixed bag of stale genre tropes and exciting action.
Joshua Brunsting
Home Video Releases for the Week of January 8th, 2019
Collecting the best Blu-rays and DVDs of the week.
Five Best Home Video Releases Of 2018 [Joshua’s List]
From a historic box set to a musical unlike any other, 2018 has been a special year in physical media, and these are the five best releases.
Wacky New Years Drawing Hints At The Criterion Collection’s 2019 Line-Up
Let's pick apart this years' drawing.
Ten Best Films Of 2018 [Joshua’s List]
From another Orson Welles masterpiece to a new Alice Rohrwacher-directed gem, these are the ten best films of 2018.
Home Video Releases for the Week of January 1st, 2019
Collecting the best Blu-rays and DVDs of the week.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 42 – A Ten-Year Retrospective
David reminisces about his past 10 years of blogging and podcasting about the Criterion Collection.
David Blakeslee
Criterion Now – Episode 77 – March 2019 Announcements, StudioCanal to Kino
Peter Labuza from The Cinephiliacs joins Aaron and Mark to catch up on the latest.
Aaron West
Episode 195 – Criterion Collection Favorites of 2018
Ryan is joined by David, Arik, and Jordan to discuss their Criterion Collection releases from 2018.
Joshua Reviews Adam McKay’s Vice [Theatrical Review]
Adam McKay returns with another political satire, this time skewering one of the most controversial figures pf post-2000 politics.
Joshua Reviews Pawel Pawlikowski’s Cold War [Theatrical Review]
Ida director Pawil Pawlikowski returns with a haunting film about doomed love under chaotic times.
Scott Reviews Paweł Pawlikowski’s Cold War [Theatrical Review]
Its slight 85-minute running time gives the further impression of time slipping away, how moments stretch out, only for you to blink and a year’s gone by.
Scott Nye
Joshua Reviews Wang Bing’s Dead Souls [Theatrical Review]
Despite being a nearly nine-hour documentary, Wang Bing returns with maybe 2018's most important and powerful non-fiction feature film.