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Robby the Robot is back, this time in 4K UHD. Arrow Video's 4K restoration brings back the full early width of CinemaScope,…

Robby the Robot is back, this time in 4K UHD. Arrow Video's 4K restoration brings back the full early width of CinemaScope,…

Reviewer Denise Morrison is back with another silent movie on disc, or actually, two separate releases starring the huge silent star Gloria…

We've rediscovered a new favorite from the Warner corral, a bright action comedy that raised spirits when America needed it most, fewer…

UK correspondent Lee Broughton returns with a review of Vincent Price's final film for American-International Pictures. Behind-the-scenes tussles amongst its producers and…

The Bubble is back, new but somewhat the same: the 3-D Archive restores an original cut, extending the running time by 21…

Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…

Back in 1984, England was terrorized by this special TV event. The apocalypse begins with trouble in Iraq. Maybe the last thing…

Here's a picture from a decade ago that holds up well. It's another accomplished performance from Denzel Washington, who showed nary a…

Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell light up the Portuguese colony, but on the studio backlot: mogul Howard Hughes hired the great Josef…

Jean Cocteau’s Beauty and the Beast (1946) and Roberto Rodríguez’s Little Red Riding Hood (1960) have nothing in common except the hirsute…

Good luck comes to CineSavant: Silent movie film historian Denise Morrison will be writing special disc reviews for us. She's long been…

Are you ready to see what 4K resolution and contrast do to high-quality B&W cinematography? David Lynch's most humane and sympathetic film…

Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…

One of Tim Burton's most creative pictures abandons his morbid-lite focus to find big fun in comic Sci-fi spectacle, a 'Mad, Mad,…

The film adaptations of Jack Finney's book The Body Snatchers score rather well -- almost all of them are very good. For…

James Hilton's mystery romance takes audiences by surprise: IT'S GOOD. It might begin as a stack of cliché elements, but the development…

So you think life is tough where you are? ... these three Italian crime tales teach a lesson beyond noir, that hope…

Raoul Walsh's four-masted seagoing epic is an ambitious Technicolor production, a Hollywood film made in Europe. Gregory Peck and Virginia Mayo bring…

Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…

Different is Good in this pleasant, sometimes silly rural fantasy in which talking animals solve a crime. No, no, no ... it…

We don't miss every good opportunity at CineSavant -- when reviewer Terry Morgan expressed interest in this picture it was a blessing.…

André de Toth's sordid crime tale is tops in all departments. Tough cop Sterling Hayden suspects parolee Gene Nelson of being in…

Blu-ray 3-D should never die -- and they need to bring the players and monitors back! The latest and most polished vintage…

To put Sam Peckinpah's directing in better perspective, completists ought to catch up with this independently produced oater, his first credited feature.…

One of the pleasures of being a cinephile is watching a young filmmaker find their voice and get better as they make…