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Report to the Commissioner (1975) 56% 6/10 “This is strictly a performance film, a showcase for some interestingly-written characters performed by actors who deliver the story with some intriguing touches. ” – PopMatters Mar 12, 2025 Full Review Playing With Fire (1975) 7/10 “Playing With Fire outlines a style that is all the filmmaker’s own: combining the erotic film with the thriller, the mystery, and the madcap comedy, Robbe-Grillet fashions something entirely else altogether with the elements of his choosing.” – PopMatters Aug 9, 2024 Full Review Misunderstood (1966) 7/10 “The film has its own merits for which it can hold its head high. Misunderstood, despite a few missteps, rewards viewers with a heartfelt depiction of childhood innocence.” – PopMatters Jul 30, 2024 Full Review Nothing But a Man (1964) 98% 8/10 “Nothing But a Man is about battling discrimination on an uneven playing field but also about tenaciously preserving friendships and families.” – PopMatters Jun 5, 2024 Full Review Chameleon Street (1989) 100% “Chameleon Street has a finger on the throbbing pulse of shifting cultures that see youth through punk, new wave, and hip-hop.” – PopMatters Oct 27, 2023 Full Review After Hours (1985) 90% “In After Hours, Scorsese’s camera wanders through a tableau of living and breathing graffiti incarnated as ’80s New York City’s most dangerous bottom-feeders.” – PopMatters Aug 17, 2023 Full Review Three Colors: White (1993) 89% “Its remastering of these three films is stunning, given that these films are rich in their coloring and textures. Images are sharp, crisp, and vibrant, bringing to life the lush color tones that saturate these films.” – PopMatters May 11, 2023 Full Review Three Colors: Red (1994) 100% “Three Colors remains an unshakable entry in cinema...” – PopMatters May 11, 2023 Full Review Three Colors: Blue (1993) 97% “Grand reminders of the little motions that gather slowly but surely, to deliver the quick, sudden turns that give even the most indolent life meaning.” – PopMatters May 11, 2023 Full Review Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands (1976) 78% “Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands is rich with sensuous detail that fills every scene with dizzying amounts of culture, music, and atmosphere.” – PopMatters Jan 27, 2023 Full Review Devil in a Blue Dress (1995) 92% “Denzel Washington’s voiceover in neo-noir Devil in a Blue Dress is an equal mix of deadpan charm and wide-eyed innocence, which textures and nuances his performance.” – PopMatters Oct 19, 2022 Full Review Times Square (1980) 50% 7/10 “A sheer punk rock drive engenders them. Johnson and Alvarado simply get up in front of the cameras and show the world what they’re made of.” – PopMatters Aug 10, 2022 Full Review Shaft (1971) 88% “There has been a slew of lesser imitations of Park’s film, but none have cut it close. Shaft has become incontestably Roundtree’s own through a performance that seems not only natural and off-the-cuff but imbued with a sense of street life...” – PopMatters Jul 12, 2022 Full Review Inspector Lavardin (1986) “It lacks the incisive comments made on class struggle in a more realized film like his breakthrough Le Boucher (1970), but still maintains a foothold in a genre that had begun to wane in the mid-’80s.” – PopMatters May 31, 2022 Full Review Madame Bovary (1991) 63% “Perhaps an effort in vanity, but still one worth visiting to see how a professional of the seriocomic thriller manages a classic of French realist literature.” – PopMatters May 31, 2022 Full Review Betty (1992) 92% “Perhaps to lull us into an aperture of comfort and safety, Chabrol frames Betty in an aestheticism of muted color tones that are easy on the eyes and give the impression of a hopeful incline in Betty and Laure’s circumstances.” – PopMatters May 31, 2022 Full Review Love Jones (1997) 76% 8/10 “It certainly doesn’t hurt that Witcher has assembled a cast that is easy on the viewers’ eyes; a handsome lot of players who speak as hip as they dress, and strut, sulk, and flirt around the scenery with elegance.” – PopMatters May 5, 2022 Full Review The Swimming Pool (1969) 95% 8/10 “Sultry, hypnotic, and quietly ruthless, Jacques Deray's La Piscine is a slow-burner rife with impossible beauty and turbulent emotion.” – PopMatters Jul 30, 2021 Full Review Claudine (1974) 67% “Claudine is a valuable document of '70s-era Harlem lives that pays admirable respect to the neighborhood's grim realities.” – PopMatters Feb 20, 2021 Full Review The Last Seduction (1994) 94% 8/10 “Linda Fiorentino pulls out all the stops and delivers a tour-de-force performance in John Dahl's gripping neo-noir, The Last Seduction, a film full of blue moods, dark humour, and hairpin turns.” – PopMatters Oct 11, 2019 Full Review Dominique (1978) 7/10 “Dominique won't raise the hackles of anyone looking for deep scares, but it is an absorbing suspense-drama that will at least keep you in your seat, if not the edge of it.” – PopMatters Oct 4, 2019 Full Review Candyman (1992) 79% 7/10 “Bernard Rose's Candyman offers a moody "elegance", if you will, that's sorely lacking in other horror films of the era.” – PopMatters Sep 26, 2019 Full Review Thesis (1996) 83% 7/10 “Tesis won't exactly knock the socks off of viewers; However, it is exceptionally acted, with all actors delivering solid performances and fully submitting to the demands of some of the more arduous action sequences.” – PopMatters Sep 10, 2019 Full Review Cop Killers (1984) 83% “[There are] questions raised in The Order of Death that beg for tenable explanations of crimes which both cause and affect the matters of guilt. And here... the answers to such questions simply refuse to surface.” – PopMatters Sep 29, 2017 Full Review
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