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Featured: The Criterion Channel Films That Struck Out

If you have read long enough of my weekly praises of the Criterion Channel, then you may think everything this channel has is glorious and worth watching. I have news for you:...

Poll: What would you like the last film of our Ingmar Bergman Movie Series to be?

This week for our poll, we are looking ahead to our new movie series on Ingmar Bergman, and we need your help in landing the eighth and final film in our series....

Featured: Top 10 Casino Movies of All Time

Movies are a great form of entertainment due to the thrilling actions and captivating drama. But casino movies take the action to a whole other level due to the portrayal of the...

Featured: The Magnificent Seventh Edition Of The Criterion Channel

La Chienne (1931) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGqlCK6rVek Literally, "The Bitch," Jean Renoir's second sound film was a success partly because of a tragedy that occurred before its release. In the film, a painter falls for a prostitute...

Poll: Who has been your favorite Joker thus far?

This weekend will finally see Joker hitting theaters, starring the great Joaquin Phoenix playing the iconic DC clown. There's already a palpable buzz regarding his performance and how Oscar-worthy it may be....

Featured: Duo Archers – The Powell And Pressburger Partnership

From 1939 to 1972, Englishman Michael Powell and Hungarian émigré Emeric Pressburger collaborated on 24 feature films. Some of them would be duds, others would be classics forever part of the influencing...

Poll: What is your favorite Judy Garland performance?

This weekend on Episode 345, we'll be discussing Judy starring Renée Zellweger, a biopic on the life Judy Garland. She may be best known for The Wizard of Oz, but she's given...

Featured: Sixth Edition – Seven Films From The Criterion Channel

Swing Time (1936) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxPgplMujzQ Along with Top Hat, The Gay Divorcee, and The Barkleys of Broadway, it is among the most well-known films of Ginger Rodgers and Fred Astaire. Plus, it was directed by George Stevens,...

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