Description

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Want to look further than the nearest mega-plex?
At last, a guide for you.

A.O. Scott
Stephen Holden
Caryn James
Dave Kehr
Peter M. Nichols

If just trudging to the latest Hollywood blockbuster doesn't appeal to you, The Best DVDs You've Never Seen, Narrowly Missed or Almost Forgotten is the perfect companion. Inside, the film critics of The New York Times have made their top choices for those movies that are unjustly obscure, overlooked or just plain forgotten.

* Newly updated reviews of 500 films---all available on DVD!
* Sophisticated, intelligent, entertaining, provoking---these films run the gamut.
* Each critic's top 10 picks from the book
* Introduction by A. O. Scott, chief movie critic for The New York Times

The perfect gift for any serious movie buff, no matter what they prefer, from Waiting for Guffman to Happy, Texas, The Opposite of Sex to Belle Epoque. Film noir, documentaries, drama, Westerns, animation, comedies, foreign films, even a few must-see TV shows on DVD---The Best DVDs You've Never Seen, Narrowly Missed or Almost Forgotten has it all.

About the Author

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A.O. Scott is a film critic for the New York Times and has contributed to The Best DVDs You've Never Seen Just Missed or Almost Forgotten.

Stephen Holden is a film critic for the New York Times and has contributed to The Best DVDs You've Never Seen Just Missed or Almost Forgotten.

Peter M. Nichols is a film critic for the New York Times and has contributed to The Best DVDs You've Never Seen Just Missed or Almost Forgotten.

Caryn James is a film critic for the New York Times and has contributed to The Best DVDs You've Never Seen Just Missed or Almost Forgotten.

Dave Kehr is a film critic for the New York Times and has contributed to The Best DVDs You've Never Seen Just Missed or Almost Forgotten.

The New York Times is a daily newspaper published in New York City and distributed internationally. Founded in 1851, the newspaper has won 112 Pulitzer Prizes, more than any other news organization. Its website receives 30 million unique visitors per month.

Praise For…

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"A self-described 'source of information about films that might have been neglected or overlooked or, conversely, well known at one time and now worth a reminder,' this hodgepodge guide may most appeal to readers who value a New York Times recommendation above all else. The collection includes 'art films,' small-scale indies and foreign-language films, as well as coming-of-age comedies and thrillers that 'flourish on the far side of respectability,' according to critic A.O. Scott's introduction." - Publishers Weekly