Train, The (1964)

Yet another exercise in anti-Americanism from Lars von Trier, though the propaganda gets sidetracked for most of the film by radical political philosophy

A couple of Israeli women soldiers have a hard time behaving in a soldierly fashion

Live Flesh by Pedro Almodovar begins with a scene, set on a lonely night in 1970, in which a baby is born on a bus on the way to the hospital. There is a comic bus driver and a comic older woman helping the baby be born. “If idiots like us didn’t give birth,” she…

Another brilliantly funny episode in the lives of a cheese-eating inventor and his dog

Is it unreasonable to care about Clint Eastwood’s mild falsification of what actually happened after "the Miracle on the Hudson"?

An extended dirty joke — that is, a very funny though obscene movie whose humor is, alas, inseparable from its obscenity