I’m sick I gotta watch last detail, king of Marvin gardens, and five easy pieces tonight before they’re taken off app
whatever u do, watch the last detail!!
the adult version of superbad with mclovin, slater and michaels only
I’m sick I gotta watch last detail, king of Marvin gardens, and five easy pieces tonight before they’re taken off app
Totally watch Five Easy Pieces too!
I've got a f***in huge blu collection but I only just got my first Criterion like six weeks back, Badlands baby
Obviously copping Irishman later this year, might start to get some of the Wes Andersons as well.
Shame is amazing. Idk what it is that made me so immersed but it was amazing
it's good but first half drags a bit imo
both films were shot by the god Robby Müller
put some of his other films one your watch list if you liked the look. 'To Live and Die in LA' and 'The American Friend' both have beautiful color cinematography by Robby Müller.
Paris, Texas, Repo Man and To Live and Die in LA, all some of my faves for very different reasons
Love Friedkin, dude had a pretty incredible run starting with The French Connection.
At a Jim Jarmusch retrospective held at the Michigan Theatre in Ann Arbor on 2/4, Jim Jarmusch confirmed that Criterion is going to be releasing “Ghost Dog: The Way of The Samurai” (1999) and “Coffee and Cigarettes” (2003) on Blu-ray in the future!
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Criterion Channel needs a suggestion feature.. need that user interaction to the next level
At a Jim Jarmusch retrospective held at the Michigan Theatre in Ann Arbor on 2/4, Jim Jarmusch confirmed that Criterion is going to be releasing “Ghost Dog: The Way of The Samurai” (1999) and “Coffee and Cigarettes” (2003) on Blu-ray in the future!
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need Paterson as well
whatever u do, watch the last detail!!
the adult version of superbad with mclovin, slater and michaels only
Dunno about this a***ogy lmao but last detail was the best movie I’ve seen this year so far
Dunno about this a***ogy lmao but last detail was the best movie I’ve seen this year so far
thats how i felt about harold and maude last year. ashby a king.
I have a small collection of Criterion:
Scanners
The Brood
Straw Dogs
The Graduate
Breathless
The 400 Blows
The Killing
Got a raw 4K restoration blu ray rip of Soy Cuba on download that won’t even start
need more Sturges The Lady Eve prime contender for restoration
More Sturges gotta be coming, especially since almost his whole filmog has recently been restored on blu over the past year.
But I swore that it was confirmed a few months ago that Lady Eve was gonna be one of the next titles to get upgraded for some reason
They still have Unfaithfully Yours available on dvd too, so im hoping that one gets upgraded cause i havent seen it yet
Bellocchio's closet picks were underwhelming for me haha i was expecting him to choose more films that haven't been given canon-status
But im really hoping him visiting is a hint at Criterion releasing another film of his soon...and not just cause of the recent Fists in the Pocket upgrade
Since they got Army of Shadows rights back but need that Le Cercle Rouge back
Even Bunuel films
Got a raw 4K restoration blu ray rip of Soy Cuba on download that won’t even start
the one from milestone?
theres a few silent and early talkie comedians that look interesting and need restoration.. Harry Langdon and Laurel & Hardie especially. Marx Brothers set would be epic.
NEON and Criterion are feeling the #Bonghive love this week. Not only did the distributor win big at the Oscars on Sunday, thanks to Bong Joon Ho’s incredible wins for “Parasite,” but now we get word that NEON will release a special edition of that film, plus another Bong-directed classic, as part of the Criterion Collection.
According to NEON, Bong Joon Ho’s “Parasite” and his 2003 crime drama, “Memories of Murder” will both be hitting the Criterion Collection with special edition releases. The films join “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” as recent NEON acquisitions that will be quickly joining the esteemed collection. No word on exact release dates or what the special editions might include, but Criterion has yet to let us down previously, so we fully expect that the new releases will be jam-packed with extras, as well as the best possible video and sound quality, all staples of a Collection release.
NEON and Criterion are feeling the #Bonghive love this week. Not only did the distributor win big at the Oscars on Sunday, thanks to Bong Joon Ho’s incredible wins for “Parasite,” but now we get word that NEON will release a special edition of that film, plus another Bong-directed classic, as part of the Criterion Collection.
According to NEON, Bong Joon Ho’s “Parasite” and his 2003 crime drama, “Memories of Murder” will both be hitting the Criterion Collection with special edition releases. The films join “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” as recent NEON acquisitions that will be quickly joining the esteemed collection. No word on exact release dates or what the special editions might include, but Criterion has yet to let us down previously, so we fully expect that the new releases will be jam-packed with extras, as well as the best possible video and sound quality, all staples of a Collection release.
Memories of Murder too???