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Orson Welles' The Magnificent Ambersons finally comes to DVD.

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Citizen Kane on Blu-ray. Buy it. Now.

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Detroit Robocop statue: Why Paul Verhoven’s tragic hero is the right symbol for the Motor City.

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Night Catches Us: A criminally overlooked film about the legacy of the Black Power movement.

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Charles Laughton’s The Night of the Hunter, revisited.

Elbert Ventura

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How Back to the Future made incest fun for the whole family.

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The film career of David Bowie.

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A new DVD of The Thin Red Line suggests Terrence Malick is as much a mystery to his actors and crew as he is to us.

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The prescient cultural criticism of Max Headroom.

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