Greg Barbrick

Practically everything one would want to see from this truly one of a kind talent.

A complex study of the troubled troubadour’s life.

“Tonight we have seen the birth of the planet of the apes!” – Caesar

Ninety-nine minutes of classic Tom and Jerry fun.

A film about time which itself is timeless.

One of the last great film noir flicks.

Four historical takes on WWII from Eastern Germany.

A though-provoking documentary about the search for a female Viagra.

Part of the MGM Limited Edition Collection.

Raffaello Matarazzo (1909 – 1966) was an Italian director who specialized in some of the most melodramatic pictures to ever grace the silver screen. In the post-war period of the late forties and early fifties, Matarazzo enjoyed enormous success with tales of star-crossed lovers and the villains intent on keeping them apart. While these movies…

Chaplin’s masterful skewering of Hitler remains a remarkable cinematic achievement.

French New Wavers trashed it, but Hitchcock was inspired.

A film definitely worthy of revisiting.

A 3D IMAX trip on the final Hubble mission.

A pleasure to watch these fourteen early episodes again.

A backstage pass into all things Spinal Tap.

Andrea Arnold is at the top of her game with this film.

Director Hirokazu Kore-eda’s sixth film is a modern classic.

Fifteen classic cartoons, all directed by the legendary Friz Freling.