The Best Movies New to Every Major Streaming Platform in April 2021
From Netflix to Amazon Prime, and HBO Max to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.
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The Best Movies New to Every Major Streaming Platform in November 2020
From Netflix to Amazon Prime, and Hulu to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.
The Best Movies New to Every Major Streaming Platform in October 2020
From Netflix to Amazon Prime, Disney+ to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.
Marlon Riggs Shakes the Establishment: How a Personal Film on Black Gay Sexuality Stirred Up National Debate
Riggs, whose experimental film about Black sexuality became a talking point in the presidential race, produced a body of work ripe for rediscovery.
Stream of the Day: With Broadway Closed, ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ Is the Next Best Thing
Now available on Criterion Channel, Mike Nichols’ astonishing 1966 debut is your front-row seat to an acting powerhouse.
Stream of the Day: Cassavetes’ Boozy Buddy Movie ‘Husbands’ Paved the Way for Filmmakers Like Judd Apatow
Now streaming on the Criterion Channel, Cassavetes’ 1970 movie has a loose, laidback style that makes for his most personal film ever.
Stream of the Day: Made for $200, ‘Tarnation’ Is Still Ahead of Its Time 18 Years Later
Jonathan Caouette’s diary film, now streaming on the Criterion Channel, is a visionary DIY achievement.
Criterion Lifts Paywall to Stream ‘Daughters of the Dust’ and More Black Films for Free
The Criterion Collection has also pledged an ongoing $5,000 monthly commitment to support organizations fighting racism in America.
Stream of the Day: Don’t Let the Psychedelia of ‘Fantastic Planet’ Hide Its Urgency
René Laloux’s 1973 Cannes winner, now streaming on HBO Max, has a lot more on its mind than trippy visuals.
Stream of the Day: Agnes Varda’s ‘Black Panthers’ Documentary Is Timelier Than Ever
Varda’s sobering account of the group’s activist intent is a welcome contrast to today’s blaring media landscape.
Criterion Debuts ‘Grand Budapest Hotel’ Animated Storyboards, Narrated by Wes Anderson
Part of the Criterion Collection’s “Grand Budapest” release includes 25 minutes of animated storyboards, narrated by the director himself.
Stream of the Day: ‘Bunny Lake Is Missing’ Was Ahead of Its Time as a Tale of Gaslighting and Abduction
Otto Preminger’s unabashedly deranged 1965 film boasts a toxic brother-sister relationship darker than Hitchcock and Shakespeare’s sickest dreams combined.
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