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 ...

Affleck’s first pick from the Criterion Closet was Jean Renoir’s The Rules of the Game, the 1939 French satire celebrated for its humanist worldview. It’s hard to imagine the film finding ...

Again, you don’t need a reservation or advanced ticket to visit the Criterion Mobile Closet in Los Angeles this week—simply show up at the Aero and get ready to get your cinephile on.

Check out Affleck’s Criterion Closet picks below. Come for the Armageddon talk, stay for his Spicoli impression, which is awesome. Totally awesome.

The Criterion Collection brought their mobile closet van to Vidiots in Eagle Rock this weekend. Some dedicated cinephiles arrived as early as 5 a.m. to secure spots in line.

In past pop ups, the Criterion Mobile Closet has drawn enormous crowds, with fans waiting hours for the chance to get their own experience in the famed space. At the New York Film Festival, fans ...

The Criterion Mobile Closet is making yet another stop on its nationwide road trip. Following its appearance at SXSW and at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall during the 62nd New York Film ...

The Mobile Closet allows visitors to browse Criterion's massive collection, which includes theater titles such as Funny Girl, All That Jazz, Show Boat, and the fan-favorite documentary, Original ...

Now that Criterion has made Godzilla vs. Biollante available on 4K/Blu-ray, there's no better time to look back on what they've done with the IP before, and what they might do with it in the future.

The “Closet Picks” series lets these textured portraits emerge from visitors and viewers alike. The comment sections have cultivated a community of discerning movie lovers, filled with people sharing ...

If you make it into the closet, you’ll have the chance to buy up to three items at 40% off, in honor of Criterion’s 40th anniversary. Purchase isn’t required, but hot damn, that’s a good deal.

You can watch him get trapped in this pseudo-Criterion Closet with nothing but Sony Marvel films in this Instagram sketch from Josh Horowitz of the Happy Sad Confused podcast.