Roberto Rossellini’s War Trilogy
Rome Open City, Paisan, Germany Year Zero: Filmed mostly on the streets in newly-liberated territory, Roberto Rossellini's gripping war-related shows are blessed…

Rome Open City, Paisan, Germany Year Zero: Filmed mostly on the streets in newly-liberated territory, Roberto Rossellini's gripping war-related shows are blessed…

This time they may have gotten it right! If a knife or a straight razor won't do, how about killing a victim…

The first visitor from outer space in the '50s sci-fi boom is one very curious guy, dropping to Earth in a ship…

No longer out of reach, Marcel Pagnol's stunning 3-feature saga of love and honor in a French seaport is one of the…

Tonight on 'movies we really want to like' we have Hal Ashby's final feature, an L.A.- based crime saga with a great…

This early gore-horror picture has a remarkable emphasis on human values, believe it or not, with a 'monster' that nevertheless is a…

Hitchcock's first self-professed 'Hitch' picture is still a winner. Many of his recurring themes are present, and some of his visual fluidity…

It's Yasujiro Ozu in light mode, except that his insights into the human social mechanism make this cheerful neighborhood comedy as meaningful…

Robert Mulligan's late career gem is a beautiful, fad-free tale of teenage romance with universal appeal, famed for introducing Reese Witherspoon to…

An admiring nod to '60s dream siren Daliah Lavi! American-International leaps into an epic Jules Verne comedy about a trip to the…

"May you live to be a thousand years old, sir." Still the most widely unheralded great movie on the books, John Patrick…

Lovers of hot-blooded French noir will love this 1958 B&W drama, which swaps violence for a dangerous sexual relationship between a cop…

This isn't the only Alfred Hitchcock film for which the love does not flow freely, but his 1947 final spin on the…

Yet another puzzle picture, that came out on DVD back with the first wave of WAC films in 2010. An expensive romance…

The uncanny Georges Franju strikes again, in an Agatha Christie-like thriller imbued with his special mood, the eerie music of Maurice Jarre…

Cars! Cars! Cars! What climate accord, when we're celebrating the internal combustion engine! One of the best of the breezy '70s action…

Easily the most mellow of the films of Sam Peckinpah, this relatively gentle western fable sees Jason Robards discovering water where it…

Crooked treasure hunters tangle with menacing black gangsters in this crime-action siege movie from 1992, with a fine filmmaker pedigree. The late…

Now in Region A -- One of the best releases from the early- '50s 3-D boom. Millionaire Robert Ryan is abandoned to…

Some like their comedy hot and some like it cold. Billy Wilder opted to step on the joke accelerator to see what…

Daniel Clowes' comics creation receives an A-Plus film adaptation through the directorial filter of Terry Zwigoff. The show has more going for…

After four years Martin Scorsese is back with another six filmic gems from all corners of the Earth. Love struggles in the…

Mia Hansen-Løve's portrait of the travails of a middle-aged philosophy teacher is a plum acting vehicle for Isabelle Huppert It steers clear…

A killer book (Dog Soldiers) must hide behind a Credence Clearwater tune. Karel Reisz's killer movie about the moral residue of Vietnam…

Another 3-D breakthrough, this time for a Paramount musical rescued from oblivion and remastered by the 3-D Archive. Rhonda Fleming and Gene…

This French disc release of the Jacques Tourneur classic gets everything right — it includes both versions in perfect picture transfers. Devil…