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With Dr. Strangelove, Kubrick shot a brilliant satire like a straight thriller

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Fantastic Planet looks as strange today as it must have 40 years ago

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Jean Renoir’s path to greatness began with La Chienne

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Neither Warren Beatty nor Chris Rock could improve upon Here Comes Mr. Jordan

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Antonioni’s Le Amiche is an early gem that scarcely resembles his later ones

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Criterion offers a loose trilogy from Wim Wenders, king of the road movie

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Robert Altman affectionately skewered Hollywood with The Player

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Bogart goes boldly unhinged in the essential noir In A Lonely Place

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Easy Rider ushered in a new generation of filmmakers not born to follow

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Robert Drew’s Kennedy films chart the evolution of American politics—and American documentary

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More than 70 years later, Brief Encounter remains intensely poignant

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Barcelona applies the famous Whit Stillman wit to anti-Americanism

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A new Blu-ray makes a case for John Carpenter’s Village Of The Damned

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Could Only Angels Have Wings be the greatest Hollywood movie of all time?

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Better late than never, the masterful A Brighter Summer Day comes to America

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The Manchurian Candidate remains a thrilling classic of Hollywood paranoia

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Paris Belongs To Us is an eerie gem of the French New Wave

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Pieces embodies the vulgar pleasures of exploitation horror

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To thrilling effect, I Knew Her Well never lets us inside its heroine’s head

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The Graduate’s acidic cringe comedy endures for another generation

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With Dr. Strangelove, Kubrick shot a brilliant satire like a straight thriller

Fantastic Planet looks as strange today as it must have 40 years ago

Jean Renoir’s path to greatness began with La Chienne

Neither Warren Beatty nor Chris Rock could improve upon Here Comes Mr. Jordan

Antonioni’s Le Amiche is an early gem that scarcely resembles his later ones

Criterion offers a loose trilogy from Wim Wenders, king of the road movie

Robert Altman affectionately skewered Hollywood with The Player

Bogart goes boldly unhinged in the essential noir In A Lonely Place

Easy Rider ushered in a new generation of filmmakers not born to follow

Robert Drew’s Kennedy films chart the evolution of American politics—and American documentary

More than 70 years later, Brief Encounter remains intensely poignant

Barcelona applies the famous Whit Stillman wit to anti-Americanism

A new Blu-ray makes a case for John Carpenter’s Village Of The Damned

Could Only Angels Have Wings be the greatest Hollywood movie of all time?

Better late than never, the masterful A Brighter Summer Day comes to America

The Manchurian Candidate remains a thrilling classic of Hollywood paranoia

Paris Belongs To Us is an eerie gem of the French New Wave

Pieces embodies the vulgar pleasures of exploitation horror

To thrilling effect, I Knew Her Well never lets us inside its heroine’s head

The Graduate’s acidic cringe comedy endures for another generation

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DVD Review

With Dr. Strangelove, Kubrick shot a brilliant satire like a straight thriller

Fantastic Planet looks as strange today as it must have 40 years ago

Jean Renoir’s path to greatness began with La Chienne

Neither Warren Beatty nor Chris Rock could improve upon Here Comes Mr. Jordan

Antonioni’s Le Amiche is an early gem that scarcely resembles his later ones

Criterion offers a loose trilogy from Wim Wenders, king of the road movie

Robert Altman affectionately skewered Hollywood with The Player

Bogart goes boldly unhinged in the essential noir In A Lonely Place

Easy Rider ushered in a new generation of filmmakers not born to follow

Robert Drew’s Kennedy films chart the evolution of American politics—and American documentary

More than 70 years later, Brief Encounter remains intensely poignant

Barcelona applies the famous Whit Stillman wit to anti-Americanism

A new Blu-ray makes a case for John Carpenter’s Village Of The Damned

Could Only Angels Have Wings be the greatest Hollywood movie of all time?

Better late than never, the masterful A Brighter Summer Day comes to America

The Manchurian Candidate remains a thrilling classic of Hollywood paranoia

Paris Belongs To Us is an eerie gem of the French New Wave

Pieces embodies the vulgar pleasures of exploitation horror

To thrilling effect, I Knew Her Well never lets us inside its heroine’s head

The Graduate’s acidic cringe comedy endures for another generation