Never-Ending Man: Hayao Miyazaki is a refreshingly candid look at the acclaimed filmmaker’s process and life. Though relatively short, this
John Huston and Paul Newman are cinematic icons, so it’s a crying shame that 1972’s The Life And Times of
Anderson Cowan and I used to do random movie picks during the early days of CinemAddicts, and now for my
Directed by Colin Hanks, Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis (Our Friends) centers on the band’s return to Paris in February
I went to Paris as a kid with my folks and vowed to return to the City of Lights. That
Warner Archive continues to dig gems out of its vault. Freebie and the Bean, a Grade-A buddy cop flick starring
Released earlier this month via Shout! Factory, Wakefield features a stunning performance from Bryan Cranston. I didn’t get a chance
Miss Hokusai, now out on DVD and Blu-ray, is a film that is notable as much for its own meta-history
The best kinds of movies provide emotional context to the thorniest political, ideological and philosophical issues that plague us as
For such a groundbreaking story, Jeff Nichols’ Loving, now available on DVD and Blu-ray, is notable for its silence. Although
