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Nov 17 Posted by aaronwest This post is part of the Criterion Blogathon hosted by Silver Screenings, Speakeasy and Criterion Blues (yours truly). The story of the Apu Trilogy, at least in 2015, cannot be told without discussing the exhaustive restoration that The Criterion Collection undertook in read more

Nov 17 Posted by aaronwest Welcome to the second day of the #CriterionBlogathon! You can read yesterday’s recap over at Kristina’s Speakeasy blog. Before I get to the entries, I have to address the elephant in the room. The terrorist activities that took place this past Friday in Paris read more

Nov 17 Posted by aaronwest This post is part of the Criterion Blogathon hosted by Silver Screenings, Speakeasy and Criterion Blues (yours truly). The story of the Apu Trilogy, at least in 2015, cannot be told without discussing the exhaustive restoration that The Criterion Collection undertook in read more

Nov 17 Posted by aaronwest Welcome to the second day of the #CriterionBlogathon! You can read yesterday’s recap over at Kristina’s Speakeasy blog. Before I get to the entries, I have to address the elephant in the room. The terrorist activities that took place this past Friday in Paris read more

Nov 17 Posted by aaronwest This post is part of the Criterion Blogathon hosted by Silver Screenings, Speakeasy and Criterion Blues (yours truly). The story of the Apu Trilogy, at least in 2015, cannot be told without discussing the exhaustive restoration that The Criterion Collection undertook in read more

Nov 17 Posted by aaronwest Welcome to the second day of the #CriterionBlogathon! You can read yesterday’s recap over at Kristina’s Speakeasy blog. Before I get to the entries, I have to address the elephant in the room. The terrorist activities that took place this past Friday in Paris read more

Nov 16 Posted by aaronwest Phenomenal first day. Both the quality of writing and social media interaction exceeded our expectations. So many worth blogs of awards, but so few to give out. Speakeasy View original post 333 more words read more

Nov 16 Posted by aaronwest Phenomenal first day. Both the quality of writing and social media interaction exceeded our expectations. So many worth blogs of awards, but so few to give out. Speakeasy View original post 333 more words read more

Nov 16 Posted by aaronwest Phenomenal first day. Both the quality of writing and social media interaction exceeded our expectations. So many worth blogs of awards, but so few to give out. Speakeasy View original post 333 more words read more

Nov 14 Posted by aaronwest Aaron, Mark and Doug McCambridge from the Good Times, Great Movies podcast discuss this early work of Michael Haneke’s recently released on The Criterion Collection. We discuss the famous tracking shot, the way he explores culture, and of course the incomparable Jul read more

Nov 14 Posted by aaronwest Aaron, Mark and Doug McCambridge from the Good Times, Great Movies podcast discuss this early work of Michael Haneke’s recently released on The Criterion Collection. We discuss the famous tracking shot, the way he explores culture, and of course the incomparable Jul read more

Nov 14 Posted by aaronwest Aaron, Mark and Doug McCambridge from the Good Times, Great Movies podcast discuss this early work of Michael Haneke’s recently released on The Criterion Collection. We discuss the famous tracking shot, the way he explores culture, and of course the incomparable Jul read more

Nov 13 Posted by aaronwest It is hard to believe how much time has passed since we announced The Criterion Blogathon. I know that quite a few are typing with fury as they finalize their submissions, and there have been a few early entries (thank you!). This is going to be a huge event. How huge? Ju read more

Nov 13 Posted by aaronwest It is hard to believe how much time has passed since we announced The Criterion Blogathon. I know that quite a few are typing with fury as they finalize their submissions, and there have been a few early entries (thank you!). This is going to be a huge event. How huge? Ju read more

Nov 13 Posted by aaronwest It is hard to believe how much time has passed since we announced The Criterion Blogathon. I know that quite a few are typing with fury as they finalize their submissions, and there have been a few early entries (thank you!). This is going to be a huge event. How huge? Ju read more

Nov 12 Posted by aaronwest 1967 was a crazy good year. Usually with these lists I just post a top 20, but there were so many worth entries that I am making an exception and posting 30. Many of those between 21-30 could make my list in other years. My list is quite Criterion heavy. I didn’t pl read more

Nov 12 Posted by aaronwest 1967 was a crazy good year. Usually with these lists I just post a top 20, but there were so many worth entries that I am making an exception and posting 30. Many of those between 21-30 could make my list in other years. My list is quite Criterion heavy. I didn’t pl read more

Nov 12 Posted by aaronwest 1967 was a crazy good year. Usually with these lists I just post a top 20, but there were so many worth entries that I am making an exception and posting 30. Many of those between 21-30 could make my list in other years. My list is quite Criterion heavy. I didn’t pl read more

Nov 10 Posted by aaronwest Aaron and Dave Eves kick off Noirvember with a discussion about Jules Dassin’s last Hollywood film before being blacklisted and out of work. We talk about the fascinating characters of Harry, Gregorius, and many of the other supporting actors. We also discuss the ac read more

Nov 10 Posted by aaronwest Aaron and Dave Eves kick off Noirvember with a discussion about Jules Dassin’s last Hollywood film before being blacklisted and out of work. We talk about the fascinating characters of Harry, Gregorius, and many of the other supporting actors. We also discuss the ac read more