Cinematography Round-Up Part Four: What Your Favorite Cinematographers Have Planned
Every movie news site (even the dearly-departed mothership), when it covers a upcoming movie, tends…
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New on DVD and Blu-Ray
Well, I talk a lot about there being “scant” weeks for home video releases. If…
Bad Films Shot By Great Cinematographers: 8MM
Who Shot It: Robert Elswit. Elswit is best-known today as the man who shot Paul…
ALICE is an Overlooked Gem in Woody Allen’s Filmography
Woody Allen is not often thought of as a festive director. And yet, a surprising…
Enjoy Criterion’s March Releases While Playing a Game of Solitaire
Criterion’s March slate is so solid that I don’t even really have any jokes to…
Bad Films Shot By Great Cinematographers: REGARDING HENRY
Who Shot It: Giuseppe Rotunno. Rotunno began his film career when director Luchino Visconti needed…
New on DVD and Blu-Ray
As is custom with near-end-of-the-year weeks, we have a pretty anemic selection of titles, although…
Criterion Clues: July-December 2015
Since it seems like hints for future Criterion releases come out every day, I have…
Steven Soderbergh Talks MOSAIC, KAFKA, THE SOT-WEED FACTOR, and More
Last time I checked up on Twitter enthusiast/reluctant retiree Steven Soderbergh (before this season of…
New on DVD and Blu-Ray
Well, after last week’s somewhat anemic showing, we have ourselves a big week, with plenty…