Inside Llewyn Davis Joel and Ethan Coen’s bluesy, grumpy, freewheeling tribute to the Greenwich Village scene of the early 60s, and to the musicians whose efforts were bound-despite their struggles for recognition, radio plays, and steady work-to be forgotten by history. But the expert technicians of war certainly are-and despite being a broad Iraq War saga on its surface, Kathryn Bigelow’s instant-classic best-picture winner is an essential study of one of warfare’s most thankless, harrowing jobs: bomb detonation.
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The Hurt Locker (Hulu) War heroes aren’t lacking for bang-up, blow-up, well-budgeted movie treatments.
Winner of the Palme d’Or in 2008-and one of the better depictions of France as, increasingly, a nation of immigrants. The Class An absorbingly realistic French drama about a struggling teacher ( François Bégaudeau, whose memoir also inspired the film) facing the challenges of a diversifying, socioeconomically challenged Paris. Starring Sally Field, who won best actress for her impassioned turn in the title role: a textile worker and mighty agitator with heart. Norma Rae (Starz) You already know the best line, which is also a convenient shorthand for what the movie is about. The goal is to appeal to a wide range of tastes, with a selection of 50 movies released as long ago as 1924 and as recently as last week, spanning from the hard work of laborers and their unions to the unsung heroism of teachers and phone operators, the emotional labor of loved ones, the movie-romance professionalism of crooks and office jockeys, motherhood, and even the very work of making movies in the first place.Īll the films listed below are currently rentable from iTunes and/or Amazon Video, unless an alternative (or additional) subscription service is specified-Netflix, FilmStruck, Hulu, Fandor, Amazon Prime, HBONow, Starz, or Kanopy (which is free). The following list isn’t ranked and doesn’t claim to be comprehensive.
Romances on Valentine’s, war movies on Veterans Day-all the better. But if you’re like me-with too many enticing choices on too many platforms crowding too many queues-holidays are a chance to impose arbitrary thematic limits on the glut of options. What should you watch over the holiday weekend? Whatever you want, of course.
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