The Criterion Collection

The Honeymoon Killers

Leonard Kastle

Keith Enright: “The vitality of this movie really took my by surprise. Endlessly watchable. Fantastic story.”

Schizopolis

Steven Soderbergh

Keith Enright: “I love this film and have no flipping idea why.”

Ali: Fear Eats the Soul

Rainer Werner Fassbinder

Night and Fog

Alain Resnais

Keith Enright: “I saw this years ago in school. Still can't bring myself to watch the DVD that I've owned for years. A must see, but perhaps not a must see again.”

Hiroshima mon amour

Alain Resnais

I fidanzati

Ermanno Olmi

Keith Enright: “An underrated treasure that speaks volumes. ”

Il Posto

Ermanno Olmi

Keith Enright: “A strong favorite. Such realism and a gut punching depiction of a boy's life at that age. Such feelings of empathy.”

Quai des Orfèvres

Henri-Georges Clouzot

Keith Enright: “I really don't remember watching this, but it's on my watched list. Time to try again!”

Coup de grâce

Volker Schlöndorff

Jubilee

Derek Jarman

Throne of Blood

Akira Kurosawa

Keith Enright: “Lower tier Kurosawa for me. Still fantastic, but just doesn't ring quite true for me. The end is both fantastic and ludicrous. ”

The White Sheik

Federico Fellini

The Adventures of Antoine Doinel

François Truffaut

Keith Enright: “I love this set so much. Sometimes I have to wonder why I don't really like Antoine that much. Doesn't diminish my appreciation.”

By Brakhage: An Anthology, Volume One

Stan Brakhage

Keith Enright: “I try and try, but this is just not for me. I am defeated.”

Les dames du Bois de Boulogne

Robert Bresson

Straw Dogs

Sam Peckinpah

Keith Enright: “A movie that disturbs me each and every time. The fact that I can't define what bothers me so much , is even more disturbing.”

I Am Curious . . . Box set

Vilgot Sjöman

Keith Enright: “Silly stuff.”

My Life as a Dog

Lasse Hallström

Keith Enright: “I resisted the charms of this movie for years, but it finally got to me. This is just a perfect movie that engrosses from first to last.”

The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum

Volker Schlöndorff and Margarethe von Trotta

Keith Enright: “I remember little of the plot, but remember being so intrigued and engaged throughout. Time for a rewatch!”

The Killers

Keith Enright: “I love all three of these. Such disparate takes on the same material. I think Siegel's version wins for pure spectacle and early 60s panache.”

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Terry Gilliam

Keith Enright: “I love Gilliam. I do not love this movie. It's interesting, but ultimately just not a complete package for me.”

Band of Outsiders

Jean-Luc Godard

Keith Enright: “I will always love this for The Madison, but the the rest of it is none too shabby!”

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp

Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger

Keith Enright: “Almost as good as The Red Shoes. P & P wow me every time. It really doesn't get any better than this. So happy for the new restoration.”

Pépé le moko

Julien Duvivier

Contempt

Jean-Luc Godard

Keith Enright: “The Blu-Ray that never was. So sad. A movie that I didn't "get" on first viewing. Now I consider it the top of the form. Always rewards more views.”

Trouble in Paradise

Ernst Lubitsch

Keith Enright: “So witty. So funny. So perfect. ”

Jimi Plays Monterey & Shake! Otis at Monterey

D. A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus

Keith Enright: “Jimi was predictably awesome, but the real treat here is Otis. He is so much more than a guy sitting on a dock.”

Monterey Pop

D. A. Pennebaker

Keith Enright: “A precious record of a time before it all blew up. I was two at the time, but I feel like I was there.”

The Complete Monterey Pop Festival

Keith Enright: “Every bit as interesting as the Woodstock film. Such a moment in time.”

Down by Law

Jim Jarmusch

Man Bites Dog

Rémy Belvaux, André Bonzel and Benoit Poelvoorde

Keith Enright: “When I watched this 10 years ago, I did not like it. It is time for a reappraisal.”

Solaris

Andrei Tarkovsky

Keith Enright: “It took me years to finally watch this. What was I waiting for? Such a strong, contemplative movie. I was transfixed.”

Hopscotch

Ronald Neame

Keith Enright: “Undeservedly ragged on around here. A strong movie and my deceased uncle's favorite of all time, so there!”

Ratcatcher

Lynne Ramsay

Keith Enright: “Gobsmackingly good and a punch to the gut. You'll need to turn on the subtitles, but it won't distract from the power of this film.”

Under the Roofs of Paris

René Clair

À nous la liberté

René Clair

Red Beard

Akira Kurosawa

The Importance of Being Earnest

Anthony Asquith

The Royal Tenenbaums

Wes Anderson

Keith Enright: “I did not love this movie in 2002. I love it now. Repeated viewing s have weaved it into my being. Still not my favorite Anderson, it holds up well.”

Hearts and Minds

Peter Davis

Tokyo Olympiad

Kon Ichikawa

Keith Enright: “My utter ambivalence to sport is only matched by my love for good documentary. This brings it all together for even a sportsphobe as myself.”

The Horse’s Mouth

Ronald Neame

Keith Enright: “Some of my favorite Guinness here. Irascible and funny as hell. Neame was an interesting figure in film, but he really hit it here.”

General Idi Amin Dada

Barbet Schroeder

George Washington

David Gordon Green

Keith Enright: “Very affecting. I really enjoyed this movie. I've been surprised where DGG's career has gone based on this. I'd love to seem him do this again.”

Traffic

Steven Soderbergh

Keith Enright: “Not my favorite Soderbergh by a long shot, but a tour de force of story and editing on a large scale. Fantastic scenes next to interminable scenes”

Bob le flambeur

Jean-Pierre Melville

Keith Enright: “Great Melville. Is there any other kind?”

Juliet of the Spirits

Federico Fellini

Ballad of a Soldier

Grigori Chukhrai

In the Mood for Love

Wong Kar-wai

The Cranes Are Flying

Mikhail Kalatozov

The Firemen’s Ball

Milos Forman

Loves of a Blonde

Milos Forman

That Obscure Object of Desire

Luis Buñuel

The Last Wave

Peter Weir

Children of Paradise

Marcel Carné

8½

Federico Fellini

Keith Enright: “3 more viewings before I can comment.”

Wild Strawberries

Ingmar Bergman

Rashomon

Akira Kurosawa

Keith Enright: “It took four viewings over a decade, but I finally realize why this film is so great. A movie that gives up its treasures both quickly and over time.”

Notorious

Alfred Hitchcock

Spellbound

Alfred Hitchcock

Keith Enright: “Great stuff. Great actors. Great director. Great collaborations.”