Set in the Australian outback, this gritty western tells the story of a gunslinger who is promised his freedom and that of his younger brother if he completes the task of killing his older brother, a notorious outlaw.
Despite focusing on the nerdiest subject matter of all time, namely the battle between two men for the high score on an arcade game, this movie is one of the most emotionally engaging documentaries released in recent years.
Widely regarded as one of David Lynch's greatest works, Mulholland Dr. is a puzzling neo-noir psychological thriller about an amnesiac woman and a young Hollywood newcomer, played by Naomi Watts.
In one of the quirkiest plots of all time, puppeteer Craig Scwartz discovers a portal into actor John Malkovich's mind and attempts to capitalize by selling tickets. Directed by Spike Jonze, this is truly a one of a kind film.
A landmark film of the German expressionist movement, This movie tells the tale of an evil hypnotist and his unwitting pawn, Cesare, the somnambulist. Equal parts art house, romance, and horror this 1920s silent film is not to be missed!
Set in 1983, This is England follows a troubled 11-year-old boy as he deals with the death of his father and falls in with a group of older skinheads.
What could be better on a lazy Sunday than an Oscar nominated drama dealing with corruption in the Catholic church? It's almost as good as actually going to mass.
Beaumont sur Mer isn't big enough for two con artists. Steve Martin and Michael Caine star as thieves with very different styles competing for $50,000, the affection of a naive heiress, and the run of the Rivera.
Ah, the Nineties. The time when Freddie Prinze Jr. was king of all he surveyed and Rachael Leigh Cook was America's sweetheart. Before Usher had "Yeah" we had She's All That, a charming teen spin on Bernard Shaw's play, "Pygmalion."
This is the original 1975 documentary tracing the eccentric lives Edith and Little Edie Beale, relatives of Jackie O, as their decaying East Hampton mansion is taken over by filth, cats, and their delusions.
Rocky fights Soviet doper, Ivan Drago, to avenge the death of former rival (and slow motion beach running companion), Apollo Creed. Warning: Contains "The Eye of the Tiger" and Brigitte Nielsen. May cause quoting and unconventional workouts.
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For now, sure you might be thinking of canceling your cable service for a steady diet of Netflix. But Edward Jay Epstein explains why movie studio economics are crumpling the red envelope's dreams of being the next HBO.
Made a full ten years ago and no way affiliated with the Will Ferrell vehicle of the same name, Kicking and Screaming is the directorial debut of Noah Baumbach and unless Greenberg is fantastic (can't wait!), it's his best film.
When a botched sex change operation leaves Hansel with a one inch penis, he reinvents himself as Hedwig, leaves East Berlin and follows love to America.
