Gordon S. Miller

When you go see the film, do so on the biggest screen you can.

Criterion’s two-disc set of M is a must-have for any serious film library.

For those who enjoy substance of characters and theme with their action, Henri-Georges Clouzot’s The Wages of Fear is a great choice.

The gang at Pixar, led by director and co-writer Andrew Stanton, continuing their high level of quality, animated filmmaking with a multi-layered futuristic tale about life and love.

The festival’s programming spanned the medium’s history, and as a bonus, many of the selections featured introductions and Q&A’s from participants, their relatives, and peers.

Director McG delivers an over-the-top, frenetic, action-packed movie.

It’s a good team-up story, and there’s plenty of action.

Some good elements for those who enjoy the spy genre, but its flaws ultimately cause it to fall flat.

Benson demonstrates himself to be a capable chronicler of James Bond with these stories.

A wondrous film that may make you reevaluate what you know about movies.

Spider-Man 2 is a lot of fun even though I had some complaints.

If it’s not in your library, I question your love of cinema.

All you’ll ever need.

It’s always darkest before the dawn.

An action-packed thriller with a story that falters by the finish.

Double Down Live celebrates ZZ Top and makes clear why their blues-based rock has been such an enduring success over the decades.

One of the best films of 2010 is now one of the best Blu-ray releases of 2010.

The brilliance of the music more than compensates for the charlatans who worked on this video presentation.

It’s their anniversary yet the gift is for you.