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Sick of Myself is an excellent black comedy from last year recently released on disc in America.
Dazed and Confused imagines a world in which the police, anxiety about the future, and stern parents are all mostly turned off.
You don’t know what you got till it’s gone.
Mr. Jimmy explores a man's obsession with Led Zeppelin.
Rediscovering Eulogy, an obscure movie I saw with my dad at the Rotunda in 2004.
Paul Verhoeven's Black Book remains one of the most sophisticated and moving WWII films of this century.
Quantum of Solace is a disappointing follow-up to Daniel Craig's strong debut as James Bond in Casino Royale.
Popular cinema’s inability to capture rock stars unless they appear themselves.
Casino Royale remains celebrated, but it's still a dry and problematic film.
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 is yet another example of how far popular American cinema has declined in the last 23 years.
Plus, how to say Edebiri.
Seeing Super Mario Bros. ’93 nearly 25 years after my pre-school teacher told me I never should.
Looking back on the 2012 James Bond franchise film Skyfall.
It's a showcase for Willem Dafoe's unique talents.
Inspired by the win of the guy who did nothing.
Whit Stillman’s Metropolitan is a film about love.
Product placement hides in plain sight during Disney’s Haunted Mansion film.
There’s Ken, Macho Ken, and the third Ken.
If you write about hating the Barbie movie, you’re just admitting to your male fragility.
Atomic brunette.
The Bruceploitation craze didn’t need any advanced technology to confuse viewers as to whether they were watching the real Bruce or not.
The two directors talk about filmmaking and their work in this extended conversation.
From an interview on The Howard Stern Show.
The writer-director of The Mother and the Whore talks about his 1973 masterpiece at its premiere.
An upgraded transfer of the BBC documentary of Peter Biskind's book on New Hollywood.
Featuring the impeccable comedic talents of Anna Faris and Simon Rex.
Rachael Leigh Cook, Tara Reid, and Rosario Dawson reminisce about their 2001 masterpiece.
The filmmakers discuss their Christmas classic Jackie Brown.
Ben Affleck and Robin Wright examine the films of David Fincher in this feature produced for Vice in 2016.
Behind the scenes of Eli Roth's torture horror classic.