Now streaming on the Criterion Channel as part of its Summer Romances series, Elia Kazan’s 1961 melodrama of sexual frustration is overheated in the best possible way.
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Now streaming on the Criterion Channel as part of its Summer Romances series, Elia Kazan’s 1961 melodrama of sexual frustration is overheated in the best possible way.
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Ari Aster’s latest is sprawling, insulting, ambitious, condescending, evocative, and irritating – all in roughly equal proportion
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Tobe Hooper’s horror classic was part of Alexandre O. Philippe’s programming strand at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.
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Our bi-weekly look at the best new titles on Blu-ray, 4K, and your subscription streaming services.
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In 1945, Gene Kelly was about to near the beginning of his illustrious career. Jerry Mouse was already at the top. We explore how the two came to dance together.
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In a setting away from their childhood homes, two young men realize they have taken different paths. One has entered into professional success and presents himself with a kind of cocksure swagger, while the other watches in sustained awe from a state of suspended adolescence. This pent-up frustration gives way to a pursuit to reclaim […]
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Bill Murray’s only directorial effort captures his curmudgeonly spirit in its chronicle of three bank robbers on a farcical New York City odyssey.
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Eddie Murphy’s 1984 super-smash is a true crowdpleaser with a fascinating backstory.
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Nick Offerman plays a different kind of anti-government character in writer-director Christian Swegal’s true crime thriller.
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Three boys escape their humdrum suburban lives by going to space in Joe Dante’s sci-fi fantasy, which launched into theaters 40 years ago.
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Our mini-reviews of “Hot Spring Shark Attack,” “Bang,” “Portraits of Dangerous Women,” and more of this week’s on-demand treasures and trash.
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On the twenty-fifth anniversary of its French release, we look back at the documentary that’s come to represent Agnès Varda’s uniquely generous approach to filmmaking.
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