Cinema & DVD Archives

Completed nearly three years ago, Tim Blake Nelson's O, a provocative modernization of Shakespeare's Othello, was in the editing...

In Joel and Ethan Coen's joyous musical comedy O Brother, Where Art Thou?, the endless parlor game of "Name That Allusion" starts...

Director Lindsay Anderson, writer David Sherwin, and actor Malcolm McDowell followed up their hit If…. with a mind-blowing three-hour surreal comedy.

As it floods the festival circuit and trickles into American theaters, the thrilling new wave of Korean cinema has introduced filmmakers of...

On the heels of Gunner Palace, another powerful look at American soldiers stranded in a Sunni stronghold, this time in Falluja on the brink of catastrophe.

After the Euro-indulgence of Ocean's 12, director Steven Soderbergh and his glamorous cast find their groove again in this smooth-running third installment.

In the past few years, Steven Soderbergh has been elevated from a commercially marginal director whose films barely received a release into a...

It must take some of the pressure off a director trying to make a successful sequel when the original film had no pretensions to be anything other...

In October Sky's true story, four boys attempt to pull themselves out of their dire mid-'50s West Virginia mining town by building a rocket...

Crowds loved it when Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau played the anal-retentive Felix and slovenly Oscar, respectively, in The Odd Couple,...