Thirteen years on, “Being John Malkovich” — which the Criterion Collection is releasing on DVD andBlu-raythis week — has lost none of its lunatic charm. While first-time viewers are likely ...

The Special Features on the new ”Being John Malkovich” DVD (1999, USA Home Entertainment, 112 mins., R, $24.95) are as intriguing as the mysterious 7 1/2 floor in the film (”Low overhead ...

Yet Being John Malkovich is much more than an inside-out and upside-down high-concept gimmick. The film’s inventive visual style made the surreal seem mundane and everyday. While it is very ...

Artwork is below; Being John Malkovich's Criterion Blu-ray comes with ... Sadly there's no new Spike Jonze DVD commentary to add, which is something of a crime I must say. Here's the back cover ...

In 1999, writer Charlie Kaufman and director Spike Jonze joined forces to make Being John Malkovich ... of the incident on the DVD commentary, Malkovich explained that Jonze doubted anyone ...

Though the film’s appeal hasn’t died down, it’s fair to claim that some fans and newcomers rank Being John Malkovich among the greatest movies of all time. Are they right? Or has time not ...

They say “Write what you know,” so it shouldn’t be a surprise Hollywood makes so many movies about the perils of being an actor. The Artist, Birdman, and La La Land were all Oscar-winning ...