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Hollywood finally decided to get serious about the Korean War debacle with a pro-Army, anti-politics battle epic that blames our own negotiators…

Hollywood finally decided to get serious about the Korean War debacle with a pro-Army, anti-politics battle epic that blames our own negotiators…

Have a yen for the music, style and glamour of '60s Swinging London? Edgar Wright's hybrid time capsule / music extravaganza /…

Terry Gilliam's grandest, most joyful fantasy is still a marvel, a fully adult adventure that will equally spark younger imaginations. Creative tricks…

A big welcome to the new disc company Radiance! This first CineSavant Radiance review is a knockout political drama from Italy's Elio Petri,…

Director John Sturges' final feature is a handsome production that fumbles and stumbles in unexpected ways. Michael Caine and especially Donald Sutherland…

Arrow swings into 2023 with a disc of a horror thriller 'with issues' -- but appointing it with intriguing extras. Sandra Dee…

This Region-Free import gives us both versions of Gillo Pontecorvo's fictional tale of colonial misdeeds that sums up old Europe's attitude toward…

Lee Marvin, Vera Miles and Bradford Dillman shine a military courtroom drama, a TV movie released as a theatrical feature five years…

The ex- movie star Mai Zetterling found more satisfaction in directing. In interviews she denied that she is an intellectual, but more…

A superb thriller is now better than ever on 4K. We've always known why it rewards viewings: it's both thrilling and funny.…

T. Lawrence Shannon looks more like a dock worker than a clergyman but to the women in his congregation he’s as soulful…

Directors interested in important, ambitious subject matter didn't all go extinct with the rise of the Star Wars Generation. Roland Joffé's first…

The disc of the year has finally arrived and it's 1000% worth the wait. William Cameron Menzies' flight into schoolboy paranoia now…

Mitchell Leisen's great Christmas-time tale has a brilliant screenplay by Preston Sturges and letter-perfect performances by Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray, threading…

What a great way to encounter such an unusual masterpiece -- Akira Kurosawa reenergized his creative career with this ambitious, uncompromised historical…

Welcome to 1968, and a burst of creative direction from one of the greatest film artists of the 20th century, Jack Cardiff.…

All those British crime films once deemed undesirable for the National Image are beginning to get the attention they deserve. This story…

A 4K Steelbook! Haven't seen this show lately, and discovered that it holds up remarkably well. Mr. QT's sophomore outing made an…

Robert Benton and Paul Newman's show-biz detective tale is one of the best-looking thrillers of 1998. With its star lineup of Susan…

It's Labor vs. Capital, in basic terms! Sean Connery is the tough, embittered miner looking to strike back against the bosses, and…

Only once in a generation do we behold a classic such as this! The 'embiggened' adventures of Nancy Archer lack technical sophistication,…

A serene British countryside is rocked by a series of brutal murders with a common thread; each victim has been mutilated and…

To the short list of 'classic' nuclear horror on Blu-ray we can now add the one that hits closest to home. Lynne…

John Sturges' Road Show comedy western has more in common with 1941 than The Magnificent Seven, but Kino has MGM's new remaster…

David Lean and Noël Coward made four films together in the space of just three years—it was one of the most consequential…

Quentin Tarantino's first feature may not be to all tastes, but it is an admirable feat of commercial filmmaking -- what other…