Reviewed by Bill Gibron Quote: "This is a sensational concert, the mix of material perfectly balanced between extended slow burn guitar workouts and seismic metal stomp."

Reviewed by David Johnson Quote: "Brand me a Philistine, but wow is this movie long. Like old-school long, the kind of epic-length feature that tests the bladder resilience of camels."

Reviewed by Ben Saylor Quote: "If you want to know what Hugh Grant was up to during his pre-neurotic-fop years, The Bengali Night is for you. For anyone else, stay far away."

Reviewed by Victor Valdivia Quote: "Although more squeamish and sensitive viewers might find parts of this film too painful to watch, anyone interested in understanding the roots and importance of Islam should at least give it a look."

Reviewed by Victor Valdivia Quote: "Procol Harum sounds phenomenal, cranking out fiery versions of guitar-heavy rockers like 'Bringing Home the Bacon' while giving the gorgeous 'Grand Hotel' the beautifully sensitive performance it deserves."

Reviewed by Adam Arseneau Quote: "If you only have one Spike Lee film in your collection, this edition deserves to be it."

Reviewed by Victor Valdivia Quote: "Even by today's standards, when offbeat experimentalism has made a greater inroad into mainstream filmmaking and hip-hop has created a whole new level of racial awareness, it's astonishing to see that Spike Lee was trying

Reviewed by Tom Becker Quote: "Changing a spy story about stolen microfilm into a spy story about a stolen egg-salad recipe, the film featured what would become Allen's trademarks, including gags both clever and groany, ethnic humor, and lots of

is no Gunga Din or The Adventures of Robin Hood, but it's the next best thing."

Reviewed by Brett Cullum Quote: "In the grand scheme of things, this title is only going to excite the Maria Montez completist."

Reviewed by Gordon Sullivan Quote: "Those weaned on the more radio-friendly reggae of Bob Marley (or more distantly, covers of his work by the likes of Eric Clapton) may find Rockers a little hard to swallow, as the jams can

Reviewed by David Ryan Quote: "Against all odds, Extreme Trains is a thorough, nearly complete look at contemporary American railroading."

functions as a sumptuous feast for the eyes, even when it falters with storytelling and characters."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas Quote: "It's a stellar 99 minute set of music that focuses on well-known hits from the earlier portion of King's career."

Reviewed by James A. Stewart Quote: "Keillor has found a niche that allows him to be quiet and introspective, but a welcomed part of the larger community wherever he goes, as both a small-town guy and a big-city intellectual."

Reviewed by Daryl Loomis Quote: "This collection of three interviews by Lech Kowalski, two with Dee Dee and one with Vom Ritchie, drummer for Die Toten Hosen, tell a dark but funny tale of the early days of punk."

Reviewed by Brett Cullum Quote: "You're never quite sure what dames with an idea are going to do in the Big Apple. But one thing you do know, they're more than willing to talk about it on film!"

there is something else mercilessly smacking it down."

Reviewed by James A. Stewart Quote: "The human need for communication to escape isolation. Each documentary addresses that theme in some way, with Locked-in the most direct and literal."

Reviewed by Victor Valdivia Quote: "There's an interesting story here, but the film only tells it in spurts."