Author name: Christopher Long

Eclipse Series 31: Three Popular Films by Jean-Pierre Gorin includes three films by the director: “Poto and Cabengo,” “Routine Pleasures,” […]

There’s one thing I can say about every bullfighting movie I’ve seen: I’m always rooting for the bull. I don’t

If there’s one thing I’ve learned about film critics, it’s that they tend to be perverts, and I mean that

Though Gina Carano is a former MMA fighter and American Gladiator, it would be a stretch to say that she

Steven Soderbergh’s “Traffic” (2000) is not my favorite of his films, but watching it again on the occasion of Criterion’s

In his 2006 documentary, director Chris Paine asked, “Who Killed the Electric Car?”  His 2011 follow-up shows that the real

The most common statement made about “An Idiot Abroad” is that “You either find Karl Pilkington hilarious or you don’t.” 

Cinema history is full of stories of celebrities plucked from obscurity. Lana Turner was discovered at a soda fountain in

What an odd masterpiece “12 Angry Men” (1957) is. Few films have ever telegraphed their endings so clearly and incessantly;

“It was like a symphony of placid beauty.” That’s how International Chess Master Anthony Saidy describes Game Six of Bobby