Howard Hawks

Honor Flight

Andrew Sarris: A Teacher, a Critic, and Impossible to Forget

Anyone who read Andrew Sarris's movie reviews was, in a way, a student of his. In addition to being one of the most incisive critics the movies have ever known, Sarris also served many years as an actual teacher. Here, one of his former students (and a critic in his own right) shares his memories of ... More >>

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

Air Force

Bringing Up Baby

Directors Revisit the Past in Anthology's 'Auto-Remakes' Series

Scarface

Two Blondes Are Better Than One: On Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Eccentricities of a Blonde-Hair Girl

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

The Front Page

Test Pilot

Ball of Fire

'Madcap Manhattan' Series at Film Forum

You know you're a NYer when . . . you recognize locations in these movies. Ba da bum.

Andrew Sarris Considers Andy Warhol

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. December 9, 1965, Vol. XI, No. 8 Films By Andrew Sarris I have been intrigued in recent months by the sheer number of Voice columnists who have decided to define the proper role of the critic. In each instance, the traditional father ... More >>

Only Angels Have Wings

CHILL OUT

Cure your Independence Day hangover with the Film Society

"The Late Film" at BAM

Directors in the twilight of their careers

Ramin Bahrani's Quietly Profound Goodbye Solo

Taxicab Confessions this isn't.

His Girl Friday

Bringing Up Baby

A Dozen Great Depression Double Bills at Film Forum

Godard's Made in U.S.A. Shown in U.S.A., Finally

The director's least-seen noir plot-scrambler gets another run here

A Sturges Christmas: Remember the Night

Only Angels Have Wings

Bringing Up Baby

His Girl Friday

Manny Farber 1917-2008

Remembering the painter, professor, and underground model for scores of American film critics

Manny Farber 1917-2008

Remembering the painter, professor, and underground model for scores of American film critics

At Anthology, Howard Hawks's Twilight

Films from the end of a great career

Speed Racer on a Fast Track to Nowhere

It's anime on overdrive in the Wachowski's souped-up, tricked-out cartoon adaptation

From Mongolia or Outer Space?

Idiosyncratic sci-fi films Sans Soleil and La Jetée hit DVD. Plus, good directors gone bad and bad directors gone worse.

File Under "Shows"

Recalling jazz's brief, obscure, but occasionally revelatory love affair with Broadway

100 Years of Barbara

Plus 007 and oh, Canada

In Style

MOMI gets all dolled up for fashion film fest

When Good Girls Go Fad

Cheap chic alternatives for when the fashion price is fright

Rack Focus

Donnie Darko

A killer lineup of classics with crime in the streets, cell block riots, and private hells

Rack Focus

Arty Monster

A horror-heavy Boris Karloff series robs graves and marries off a fetching corpse bride

'The Fog'

Romancing the Milestone

Eclectic retro rediscovers vital Vietnam doc, Edwardian England, and an Oph investigation

screens

I Heart NY; I Hate NY

Five movies that make us remember why we love the Big Apple

How the West Was Spun

Wise old coots, opinionated colts, and the American frontier on display at westerns series

Film

13 going on 30: Decades later, Precinct Scenario Still Cuts

Film

Film

Strong Wills; Quick Thrills

Treasures from Columbia’s Golden Age