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Review: Dorothy Arzner's 'Merrily We Go To Hell' Upends The Public Norms of a Patriarchal Society
Dorothy Arzner's pre-Code drama "Merrily We Go to Hell" has received a superlative release from The Criterion Collection, including a terrific new 4K restoration and a few great special features to dig into.
Review: Pulpy 'Marksman' Filled With Action, Suspense, and Lots of Thrills
You know the bad guy will be killed in the end. But who will pull the trigger?
Review: It's Lange Versus Kong in Shout's 'King Kong' Collector's Edition
The naïveté seen in many aspects of a new Shout Factory Blu-ray release stops the film from being a total bust.
Review: Enduring Classic in 4K, 'Shrek' Has Never Looked Better For His 20th Anniversary
The 20th Anniversary Edition 4K Ultra HD release of the hit animated movie makes for a cinematically brilliant experience.
Review: 'Big Fish' Sparkles in 4K, But The Story Doesn't Shine as Bright
"Big Fish" still has the visual delight of a fairytale, even if its main character's lack of empathy has soured the film's message.
Review: Quirky 'French Exit' Frustrates, Charms
A cross between the quirky-quirk characters of Wes Anderson and the drolly quirky banter of Whit Stillman, this new Michelle Pfeiffer-led comedy is equal parts frustrating and oddly compelling.
Movies
Review: Documentarian Alex Gibney Follows the Money in HBO's 'The Crime Of The Century'
Review: The Early 90s Have Never Looked Better in the 4K 'Speed' Collector's Edition
Ryan Reynolds Wants Deadpool to be 'Openly' Bisexual in 'Deadpool 3'
Review: 'The Columnist' Delves into Hate Speech - Maybe Not Deeply Enough
Books
Review: Censored in the 1940s, 'The Man Who Lived Underground' is Just as Relevant Today
TV's Growth is a Boon for 'Diverse Voices' Among Novelists
George Chakiris Tells His 'West Side' Story
Queer Spring Non-Fiction
Fine Arts
Whale of a Time: Appointment-Free Vaccinations at NYC's Museum of Natural History
Rejected Broadway Posters on Sale to Help Theater Community
Japanese Artist Yayoi Kusama Gives Nature a 'Twist' in NY Garden Show
Princess Diana Based Musical Set To Debut On Netflix... Before Hitting Broadway
Review: Quirky 'French Exit' Frustrates, Charms
A cross between the quirky-quirk characters of Wes Anderson and the drolly quirky banter of Whit Stillman, this new Michelle Pfeiffer-led comedy is equal parts frustrating and oddly compelling.
Review: Documentarian Alex Gibney Follows the Money in HBO's 'The Crime Of The Century'
More than 500,000 Americans have died from opioid overdoses in the last two decades, a coronavirus-level body count that's laid at the feet of the Sackler family in this documentary full of receipts.
Review: 'TJ Loves Sally 4 Ever' a Sharp Critique of Institutional Racism
SpeakEasy Stage Company's "TJ Loves Sally 4 Ever" combines stagecraft and streaming into a presentation that, despite a few issues, does justice to James Ijames' bitingly satirical play.
Review: 'The Pink Unicorn' an Intimate Experience in Virtual Theater
Boston's peakEasy Stage Company embraces the COVID-era necessity of theater making via streaming, and explores the possibilities that come with it, with its production of Elise Forier Edie's play "The Pink Unicorn."