More De Sica on the Criterion Channel: The Children Are Watching Us, Marriage Italian Style, Miracle in Milan, Umberto D, “Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.” It’s difficult to top the opening ...

The restoration of the film was done with an uncompressed monaural soundtrack, preserving the film’s sonic and visual ...

Wes Anderson and The Criterion Collection are old friends, with most of his films getting special edition Blu-rays and DVDs through the boutique label. They’ve now announced the Wes Anderson ...

Anderson himself approved the 20-disc collection which also has special ... through every captivating frame,” a statement from Criterion reads. Anderson’s “The Phoenician Scheme” opens ...

Last fall, the mobile version of the Criterion Closet, a retrofitted truck containing the boutique home-video label’s collection of DVDs, Blu-rays, and 4Ks, parked itself outside Lincoln Center ...

Something tells us they’ll be a part of the Criterion Collection soon enough. As for special features, Criterion is noting that it will include 25 hours of special features, including “audio ...

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Usually for someone’s birthday you have to get them something, but The Criterion Channel is celebrating its sixth birthday by giving movie fans one heck of a present — the ability to stream a ...

This could be a cool way to start that collection.” They arrived in the morning at around 9:30. (The lineup started at 5 a.m.) Because of the rain, Criterion employees allowed guests to begin ...

(Becker, the Criterion president, gave them the trilogy as a wedding present.) “Not to be confused with ‘Divorce Italian Style ... next film from this collection of our critics ...

More De Sica on the Criterion Channel: The Children Are Watching Us, Marriage Italian Style, Miracle in Milan, Umberto D, “Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.” It’s difficult to top the opening ...