Author name: Christopher Long

Ernst Lubitsch’s “To Be Or Not To Be” (1942) must be one of the slipperiest films ever made. In the […]

Arthur Hamilton (John Randolph) has always played by the rules and now he’s paying for it. The 50-something banker has

In September 2008, Criterion released three Max Ophuls films simultaneously on DVD: “La ronde” (1950), “Le plaisir” (1952), and “The

The main body of this review was written by John Puccio in regards to Criterion’s 2000 SD release of “Lord

I have so little interest in Ang Lee’s second English-language feature “The Ice Storm” (1997) that I don’t even feel

I’ve only recently discovered just how beloved “Babette’s Feast” (1987) is. When I mentioned it in a film discussion group,

Belief is an irrelevant concept in the era of computer-generated cinema, but back in an age when the movies still

The opening credits of Kenji Mizoguchi’s “Sansho the Bailiff” (1954) informed viewers that the 11th century-set film took place in

I’m pretty sure the talking heads interviewed for this documentary agreed to participate for one main reason: they really like

The main body of this review was written by Eddie Feng in 2004 regarding the 2003 SD release of the