The filmmakers establish a porous boundary between the documentation of Elizabeth Holmes's saga and re-enactments of their own journey.

Anna Biller's first film since 2016's 'The Love Witch' again sees the filmmaker exalting pastiche to the level of high art.

Tony Scott's film is a delightfully nasty action noir, and Arrow Video's UHD presents it in all its grimy glory.

The film is less interested in its biographical mission than in making the journey up Everest feel as immersive and tactile ...

What makes this a fresh take is the intimacy and sincerity with which Elinor and Marianne's parallel journeys are presented.

The entirety of 'I Rarely Wake Up Dreaming' is marked by a granular attention to everyday life in a time of upheaval.

Making its U.S. debut on Blu-ray from Deaf Crocodile, the whimsical 'Toomorrow' looks and sounds stupendous in a new 4K restoration.

A landmark of 1950s American sci-fi cinema, 'Forbidden Planet' gets a fantastic UHD upgrade and a gratifying gaggle of extras ...

Galactic Racer' reaches new heights for the entire racing genre while also serving up a fairly good 'Star Wars' yarn.

Rock's work, from his stand-up to his films, has always been a mixed bag when it comes to his treatment of women.

The film proves again that that clarity in a Carlos Reygadas project comes from the reverberative qualities of his sounds and images.