The movie that famously inspired Gilliam's 12 Monkeys gets the Criterion Blu-ray treatment....

This mumbling polarizer of a movie arrives on Criterion Blu-ray, and it's true: You'll know whether you love or hate it before it hits the five-minute mark....

Criterion brings Hideo Gosha's first film to high-definition, proving that these on-screen outlaws aren't as rough-and-tumble as they should be....

Thirty years before The Matrix came this epic three-hour sci-fi head trip from Rainer Werner Fassbinder, one of the more intriguing Blu-ray titles of recent months....

Unless you're a die-hard fan of Being John Malkovich or Putney Swope, Criterion's May announcements are pretty disappointing....

The James Stewart/Lee Remick courtroom classic gets a lovely Blu treatment from Criterion....

Criterion gives some high-def love to Louis Malle's final film - one starring Julianne Moore and Wallace Shawn, among others - but is it worth the Blu-ray investment....?

The controversial - and widely acclaimed - Martin Scorsese picture gets some high-definition love from Criterion....

Criterion goes Blu with this rare Soviet import, but is it worth shelling out cash for a movie-only high-def edition....?

As 2012 presidential campaigns begin hitting fever pitches, Criterion reaches back and offers up this intriguing, damning, and revealing doc on Bill Clinton's 1992 race to Washington...

Criterion's June Blu-ray lineup will be of particular import to Charlie Chaplin and Spalding Gray fans....

The first big Criterion Blu-ray box set of the year is a technical and cultural marvel, though these four David Lean pictures aren't exactly mandatory viewing....

Criterion offers up a sensationally accomplished DVD edition of a Titanic movie that is so-so at best....

The first quarter of the year is behind us - let's geek out about its high-definition highlights so far....

Criterion's July announcements are its worst in months....

The Marcello Mastroianni labor drama is technically magnificent on Criterion Blu-ray, but is it worth its $30 price tag....?

Yasujiro Ozu's high-def Criterion debut is a knockout, a movie that remains as impressive - and heartbreaking - as ever...

A six-film collection of movies made in the swinging Czechoslovakian 1960s? Yeah, we're excited, too....

"A prime reason ¡Alambrista! was important then - and is now - is because it balanced, deepened, and enriched our national conversation about immigration." - from Charles Ramirez Berg's BD booklet essay

The brain-bending Spike Jonze curio gets the Criterion high-def treatment. Malkovich Malkovich, Malkovich MALKOVICH!

The gritty Vincent Cassel import gets a high-def scrubbing thanks to Criterion....

"Come on, guys! Let's get a keg, some pizza, and a few girls, and... watch four and a half hours of experimental films from the 1960s and 70s...."

August looks to be another lackluster month from Criterion....

Say what you will about the cinematic merits of this 2010 Juliette Binoche drama, but it looks and sounds gorgeous in high-definition....

A Criterion Blu-ray without a single bonus feature included? You must be joking....

The movie with the American tagline "Naughty and nineteen! The devil controls her by radar!" gets the Criterion Blu-ray treatment....

Another Chaplin classic gets the CC Blu-ray treatment, and the results are unsurprisingly exceptional.....

The 1971 Hal Ashby cult favorite with Ruth Gordon and Bud Cort finally rides its hearse onto Blu-ray....

This early Danny Boyle thriller starring Ewan McGregor is a trusty, almost giddily Hitchcockian treat in high-def....

Criterion's September slate: Fincher, de Sica, and a double-dose of Marcel Carne....

This acclaimed Spalding Gray monologue film is one of director Steven Soderbergh's more oblique and powerful efforts, especially in Criterion high-definition....

Steven Soderbergh's fifth film to receive the Criterion treatment is a brash, sad portrait of monologist Spalding Gray....

The early-career Hitchcock masterpiece hits Blu-ray and has never looked or sounded better....

Based on the novel called Japan's Gone With the Wind, The Samurai Trilogy gets a long-awaited high-definition Criterion upgrade. But where are the bonuses....?

Jim Jarmusch heads to Criterion Blu-ray once again with this cult-adored jailbreak fable starring Tom Waits, John Lurie, and Roberto Benigni....

The debutante world of Whit Stillman's directorial debut comes to life - for better and for worse - on this Criterion high-def edition....

Mia Farrow and a bad, bad baby head Criterion's list of October DVD/Blu-ray releases....

The critically-acclaimed Aki Kaurismaki drama gets a zippy high-def debut from Criterion....

The Palme d'Or-winning drama by the Dardenne brothers gets a superb high-def Criterion release....

The Dardenne brothers' first dramatic feature is an unassuming marvel on Blu-ray....

Criterion in November: Pasolini, Rashomon, and a forgotten Michael Cimino western.....

"Inside, outside, where have I been? / Out of my brain on the 5:15...."

Norman Mailer proves to be adept at boxing, barking orders, and heavy petting with young Hollywood starlets on this new Eclipse box set....

Criterion gives some serious high-def sheen to Paul Fejos' long out-of-print silent-era melodrama....

The Vittorio de Sica neorealist masterpiece gets a high-def brush-up....

Criterion's December Blu-ray line-up includes titles by Terry Gilliam and even Christopher Nolan....

A lesser-known Marcel Carne melodrama gets the Criterion treatment, but how does it stand up compared to Children of Paradise....?

The Paul Bartel/Mary Woronov cult comedy classic finally gets the Criterion high-def presentation it deserves...

Michael Douglas goes through the ringer on this irresistible new Criterion Blu-ray edition of the David Fincher thriller....

This Wong Kar-wai drama is perhaps the most astoundingly gorgeous (and boring) movie made in the last twenty years....