Articles by Mark Carpenter

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  Where The Streets Have No Name

  Vijaykumar Mirchandani

  PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012

  This documentary depicts the life and work of Dr. Harald Falge, a chiropractor who immigrated to Australia from Europe hoping to find a "cl...

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  Into the Abyss

  Werner Herzog

  PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012

  Into The Abyss isn't just one of the finest true-crime documentaries ever made, ranking easily with classics like Errol Morris's The Thin B...

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  The Town: Ultimate Collector's Edition [Blu-Ray]

  Ben Affleck

  PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012

  The Boston-set crime thriller has become a virtual genre unto itself over the last decade or so, with entries ranging from the sublime (Mys...

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  The Descendants

  Alexander Payne

  PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012

  The multiple Academy Award nominee and Oscar-winner for Best Adapted Screenplay, The Descendants is now available on DVD in a beautiful wid...

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  My Man Godfrey

  Gregory La Cava

  PUBLISHED Mar 26, 2012

  My Man Godfrey is one of the beloved classics of the heroic era of screwball comedy ― the '30s ― and a fresh viewing only confi...

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  Happy Feet Two [Blu-Ray]

  George Miller

  PUBLISHED Mar 26, 2012

  Happy Feet Two was a critical and commercial disappointment compared to its 2006 precursor, but it's possibly the more enjoyable of the two...

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  Retreat

  Carl Tibbetts

  PUBLISHED Mar 20, 2012

  Retreat is one of many examples of fine British genre cinema to hit the festival circuit over the last few years. It's a shame it didn't re...

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  Me And Orson Welles

  Richard Linklater

  PUBLISHED Aug 30, 2010

  Me and Orson Welles tells the story of young, starry-eyed Richard (Zac Efron) and his apprenticeship at the eponymous legend's Mercury Thea...