Spike Lee Knows a Different New York Now
"The racial polarization you had, when this film was made, is not in the New York City I know today."
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We’re Curious to See How Parker Lewis Can’t Lose Has Aged
And by "curious," we really mean "terrified."
Criterion Collection Now Streaming
New York's Criterion Collection is the latest outfit to begin streaming video.
Brilliant Chris Marker Films Come Out of Hiding, Onto DVD
Since almost none of brilliant and reclusive filmmaker Chris Marker’s work is widely available, documentary distributor Icarus Films should be lauded for somehow gaining permission to release four of Marker’s films on DVD.
Rachel McAdams Packs the Tension in ‘Married Life’
If you like the slick sixties art direction of 'Mad Men,' you won’t be disappointed by the forties finery of 'Married Life.'
Ashton Antics Endearing in ‘What Happens in Vegas’
Even the em>Punk'd-averse may find themselves seduced by Kutcher's himbo antics for the first time.
Forget Spike Jonze: ‘Where the Wild Things Are‘ DVD
While you wait for Spike Jonze’s Wild Things adaptation, pop this rereleased animated book in the player.
‘Nixon’ Does Unthinkable: Makes Tricky Dick Sympathetic
Revisit Oliver Stone's 1995 drama about another president whose legacy hangs in tatters.
Are You a Serial Killer? ‘Dexter’ Promotional Website Offers Customized Diagnosis
This is how likely we are to snap and murder Lane.
Chekhov DVD Collection Dives Into the Master’s Icons
The BBC’s Anton Chekhov Collection is a perfect crash course in the icon's masterpieces.
David Simon’s Last Words on ‘The Wire’ Season Five
Wire obsessives can complete their home collection today with the release of the final season on DVD.
Guy Maddin as His Strangest Character Yet—Himself
Crazy Canuck cinema junkie Guy Maddin is the mad scientist of the Great North’s cinematic underground.
Season Three of ‘No Reservations’ Finally Breaks Bourdain
He goes to Namibia to eat hog’s anus, one of the only meals that has made him sick.
Pete Seeger Doc Argues Music Is Not His Greatest Feat
History will remember Pete Seeger the folk singer, but director Jim Brown’s inspiring documentary argues that music was one of his lesser accomplishments.
Roots of Ritual Breast-Baring Exposed in Indie Doc
David Redmon's indie documentary contrasts the wild revelry of Mardi Gras with the hardworking girls who make breast-shaped beads (a popular new line) in Fuzhou, China.
Contest: Win a ‘Mad Men’ DVD Prize Pack!
In honor of 'Mad Men,' we're already drunk! And you can win the first-season DVD set.
‘Chop Shop’: New York Neorealism in the Shadow of Shea
The ugliest part of Queens — Willets Point, or “The Iron Triangle” — never looked so stunning as it does in Ramin Bahrani’s neo–New York–realist film.
Sex Pistols Chronicler Does Joe Strummer a Good Turn
Julien Temple’s film lovingly illuminates the hectic Clash years.
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