The Criterion Channel was running by 2019 and has since eclipsed the company’s physical media business. In 2024, Criterion and its sister company, Janus Films, were sold to billionaire Steven ...

Yes, our very own beloved "rich and wicked pastel boomtown," in the immortal summation of the late Joan Didion, will be represented in next month's Criterion Channel lineup via the Miami Neo-noir ...

Grab your perfectly tailored corduroy blazer and consult your favorite stop-motion animated creature, because a deluxe Wes Anderson box set is arriving this fall, courtesy of Criterion. “The Wes ...

The Criterion Collection release is also available for $499.95 on Amazon. “The Wes Anderson Archive” comes in a 20-disc set: There are 10 4K Ultra HD discs that contain 10 movies, which all ...

Why does everyone want to get into the Criterion Closet? For celebrities and everyday cinephiles alike, it’s not just about scoring free discs, writes Vulture’s Bilge Ebiri.

Wong Kar Wai’s 30-part television epic “Blossoms Shanghai” will stream on the Criterion Channel later this year, marking the U.S. debut of the auteur’s first-ever series.

The director reveals details of upcoming Criterion 'The Wes Anderson Archive: Ten Films, Twenty-Five Years' set. What will be different and the same.

Following a highly successful run in China, where it topped TV ratings and became the most-streamed TV series throughout the country, Wong Kar Wai’s 1990s-set drama “Blossoms Shanghai” will ...

Criterion Capital has acquired former officer building Mansell Court near Tower Bridge from the City of London Corporation for an undisclosed sum, for conversion into a 200-room hotel under its ...

Wes Anderson's first 10 films -- from 'Bottle Rocket' through 'The French Dispatch' -- all get new 4K restorations and tons of bonus features, all housed in cloth-bound books. It's out September 30.

Here is another manifestation of that prior worldview: the Metropolitan Opera’s new staging of Giuseppe Verdi’s opera Aida, currently running at the Met (see the May 2025 issue of The New Criterion).