Criterion Additions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LerkOtEisI4
^ 4.8 million views
http://www.businessinsider.com/dc-toys-collector-youtube-2015-1

The "Before..." Trilogy confirmed in latest newsletter.

Because Criterion, I just assumed you were referring to some obscure Dutch film series from the '40s or something before it finally dawned on me fifteen minutes later.

worst choice since Armageddon

Hey, don't scoff, I'm sure the Armageddon dividends paid for Criterion editions of a bunch of those weird black and white mime movies that you and like two other people have ever even heard of.

hahaha

i long to give you the Ludovico treatment with every surviving Snub Pollard movie

I'm cool with that me droog as long as there aren't any dumb words on the screen that I have to read. If I wanted to read a book, I'd enroll in Nerd University.

Third Before movie was wonderful.

DECEMBER: Heart of A Dog; Roma; The Asphalt Jungle; and a blu upgrade of The Exterminating Angel.

45 Years confirmed in new newsletter.

JANUARY: Black Girl; Something Wild [1961]; Fox and His Friends; and His Girl Friday.

The latter comes with a 2K resto of the '31 version as an extra.

50% off online sale for several more hours.

https://www.criterion.com/sale

Woman Of The Year confirmed in latest newsletter.

Also: The B&N 50% off sale began today.

SPACE IT OUT, CRITERION, JESUS CHRIST.

nice! missed the previous 50% sale so might pick up a couple

OK, Dekalog for sure. Maybe a few others.

there were two longer versions of ...Killing and ...Love iirc. are those included?

yes

Anyone using Filmstruck? Any thoughts on it? I'm probably going to sign up for a trial and see how it goes. Already have two streaming subs and access to some Criterion through my local library, but am very curious about how it is...

Just saw the other thread for it :( Will re-post there (disregard!)

FEBRUARY: The Before Trilogy; Woman On The Verge of A Nervous Breakdown; Mildred Pierce; Cameraperson; and The Tree of Wooden Clogs (for real this time).

ugh @ Criterion being yanked from Hulu several months before Filmstruck has their shit together enough to release a Roku app

Filmstruck's a little slower than mubi, as in, I have a few more loading hiccups throughout the movie, especially in the evening.

I had to open another browser and turn off adblock to make their merchant software work. Their account status and login stuff is confusing.

The stream breaks after a few hours (?) of inactivity, so you can't pick up where you left off. You have to check to see what minute you're at and reload.

The library is big, but there's no easy way to sort through it, e.g. by decade, director, actor, country of origin, or genre. There are some duplicates in the library (there'll be a Criterion and non-Criterion version side by side), and it's not clear where the "extras" are. I didn't see a lot of movies in the Turner Classic Movies vein. I thought it was a TCM-related service, but the catalog is more ostentatiously "prestigious" than TCM's.

The picture is good on my laptop. The subtitles are left-justified black bars with white text. I'd like to have better subtitle options like Viki or Drama Fever have, but what Filmstruck has now is usable.

Rumblefish confirmed in latest newsletter.

ohhhhh <3

Somehow during that year or so in my childhood when I was obsessed with Hinton, I never saw this film, so I'm innerested.

my favorite mickey rourke

i guess he's the reason they thought this was a less embarrassing pick than The Outsiders would've been

lol ye prob right

Well, that and B&W cinematography and more Tom Waits acting and Stewart Copeland score in 5.1.

MARCH: 45 Years; Canoa: A Shameful Memory; Multiple Maniacs; Being There; and Blow-Up.

Whoa

Does Criterion have a trade-in policy for all of the movies I already own and that they keep reissuing?

New Year's Drawing!

http://i.imgur.com/DqESNdk.jpg

tombstone = They Live By Night? seems kind of counterintuitive though
I note there are 16 candles...

i hope the flags (cuba or puerto rico) aren't buena vista social club.

I think they are...Wenders usually licenses his films to Criterion when the rights revert back to him. (Supposedly the long cut of Until The End of The World is coming once Warners license (which prevented that cut from being issued in the US) expires).

some good guesses i saw on another forum:
stalker (stalk R)
ghost world (whirled)
mysterious object at noon
marius (marry S), fanny, cesar (caesar)

the cook looks like jeanne dielman to me
no idea about the waving T

Criterion Forum?

Some definitely check out: Janus Films is fixing to tour the Marseille trilogy; Terry Zwigoff said Ghost World was coming; Jeanne Dielman got a resto recently, and Criterion hasn't done a bluray.

I thought the Jeanne Dielman resto was was for the OG criterion? did they rly do another one in the last couple of years???

rly rly rly super hoping this is some I Am Cuba thing w/ the flag

Someone on another board suggested the cook was for Tampopo.

omg i wd LOVE tampico omg

Is there a good restoration of Stalker that's been released before now? The only versions I've seen desperately needed work

i was just looking at dvdbeaver's comparison a few days ago and they're all still rubbish i think

yeah you can stream it on YouTube in the same quality

I downloaded the filmstruck app to see what they have in their catalog (not subscribing right now)

AND STALKER IS THERE AS A CRITERION RELEASE

it doesn't let you preview, maybe I'll do the free trial now just to see how it looks

They just added Me And You And Everyone We Know on Filmstruck as well.

Also: Janus is touring Tampopo, so that's a lock.

yeah, it just did a run at film forum