A full return to the franchise's best days.
Zack Snyder indulges in both his best and worst impulses in stunning 4K!
Netflix's first awards player comes to the Criterion Collection.
I pretty much hated The Hitman’s Bodyguard, the mostly annoying odd-couple action-comedy starring Ryan Reynolds as overly self-serious bodyguard Michael Bryce and Samuel L.… continue
A kind and constantly surprising experience about what happens after we die.
Anna Biller’s Viva tests patience on a pass / fail paradigm.… continue
The third season of Star Trek: Discovery takes science-fiction’s most popular utopian franchise and turns it into a compelling, resonant dystopian epic without sacrificing one iota of the hope or idealism on which Star Trek was built.… continue
The only note I wrote while watching A Quiet Place Part II reads: “This bear trap thing is really unfortunate.”… continue
Arrow Video made an impact on the kaiju community in 2020 with its cereal box-sized special edition of Gamera: The Complete Collection, which managed to severely outclass Criterion’s Godzilla: The Showa Era Films, 1954 – 1975 release from the year prior.… continue
Frankly, there is no world in which 2021’s Mortal Kombat is a must-own 4K release to anyone beyond the target audience to whom this film is so shamelessly devoted.… continue
You’d be forgiven if, in the first 30 minutes of Wrath of Man, you start to think that director Guy Ritchie has gotten his mojo back after a string of disappointing films.… continue
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