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The White Stuff
The most overlooked film in Krzysztof Kieslowski’s Three Colors trilogy is actually the best.
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Blue Velvet, 25 Years Later
An almost unrelieved carnival of perversion, corruption, mayhem, and spectacle.
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The Magnificent Ambersons
Orson Welles' original version may be lost to history, but even the compromised studio cut is a masterpiece—and it's finally on DVD.
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Buy the Citizen Kane Blu-ray
You haven't seen the Orson Welles classic until you've seen this newly restored version.
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The Wanderer
With Meek's Cutoff, Kelly Reichardt makes the case that she deserves to be considered among the best American filmmakers.
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Detroit Needs Robocop
Now more than ever. Why a proposed statue of the tragic hero is a good idea for the Motor City.
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We Need More Women Like Jane Craig
Broadcast News foresaw a crisis in journalism—and in rom-coms.
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Night Catches Us
A criminally overlooked film about the legacy of the Black Power movement.
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The Greatest One-Off in Movie History
The Night of the Hunter, Charles Laughton's only film, influenced Martin Scorsese, Spike Lee, and the Coen brothers.
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The Black Cauldron
Is the movie that almost killed Disney animation really that bad?
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Absence of Malick
A new DVD of The Thin Red Line suggests Terrence Malick is as much a mystery to his actors and crew as he is to us.
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Paranormal Activity vs. Paranormal Entity
Comparing the low-budget horror sensation to its even lower-budget knockoff.
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The Complete Walker, Texas Ranger
Fifty-one discs. Two hundred two episodes. Innumerable roundhouses.
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Bring It On. And On. And On.
How a sleeper hit about cheerleading became a direct-to-DVD franchise. Plus: which sequel is best.
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Life on Mars
Why Americans hated the British hit. Plus: The dumbest finale in TV history.
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Trojan Horse
Prime time's first countercultural hero was a palomino named Mr. Ed.
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