Criterion Additions

Sure, but there's clearly one Netflix title that's hanging out there like a big overripe Criterion target.

Yeah, but it's part of the game to speculate about what'll come out the floodgates after only one title from a new partner gets announced.

Second Run just announced they are releasing zeman’s ‘journey to the beginning of time’. And yes, he is lots of fun!

Second Run just announced they are releasing zeman’s ‘journey to the beginning of time’. And yes, he is lots of fun!

Surprised by no Bamboozled, SL said it was coming out in February

Second Run just announced they are releasing zeman’s ‘journey to the beginning of time’. And yes, he is lots of fun!

Second Run have done a great job on Zemen so far.

30% off everything on the CC site now thru 12/12

Missed this the other day, but The Great Escape confirmed in latest newsletter.

hopefully with the leo dicaprio scene from once upon a time

...and relevant scenes from A Streetcar Named Marge.

Neon has announced Criterion will be handling home media for Portrait of A Lady On Fire.

MARCH: The Prince of Tides; Show Boat (1936); Leave Her To Heaven; Bamboozled; and upgrades of The Cranes Are Flying and Salesman.

Come and See (1985) rumored, as Janus Films is releasing the restoration theatrically in 2020.

I didn't know The Cranes Are Flying wasn't already on BR, great movie, + really glad Bamboozled has finally been announced.

where tf is Taste of Cherry? 😔

The Prince of Tides. Seriously. On Criterion. The Prince of Tides.

Ex-CC Laser Disc

https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/the-criterion-prince-of-tides-ld-recall.100498/

good god, they gave Streisand total creative control even

Both The Rock and Armageddon have Criterion spine numbers. Film restoration funding has to come from somewhere.

Still not a perplexing as Jellyfish Eyes.

Both The Rock and Armageddon have Criterion spine numbers.

Not to mention releasing every Wes Anderson movie. I like the guy but there's no way he has that many films that deserve to be in the collection, but as you said, it's what funds their more esoteric work, no complaints.

PoT: directed by a famous woman; that's all you need

Wait, Criterion puts out a yearbook?

The annual yearbook has arrived.
And what a year it was. ❤️🙏
Looking forward to 2020 with my brain reattached. pic.twitter.com/JluiOHMqKT

— Jonathan Keogh (@CoveRoadKiller) December 28, 2019

2 COOL 2 B REISSUED

New Year's Doodle:

https://i.imgur.com/F2JOeHt.jpg

That's It.

All boxsets: Fellini, Wong Kar Wai, Agnes Varda, and Bruce Lee.

Guess they're giving Fellini the Bergman treatment.

yuck

easy money

yup

and those other three boxes are A+ anyway

I'm assuming the Varda box will just be an upgrade of the "4" set. I think the WKW box is his entire body of work.

I think the Varda set will be bigger than just upgrading the old box. Her estate controls most if not all of her films, and I believe they are working with Janus on a touring retrospective, so there's a lot in play.

well gooooood! 😏

has anyone watched Chinese Roulette on the Criterion Channel? I don't have it. How does it look? old Pathfinder (?) DVD looks iffy. they've put out something by Fassbinder every year for the past decade or so, haven't they?

what's the likelihood the WKW set is all 9 features? I'd plonk down for that fer sure.

WKIW WKW

APRIL: The Grand Budapest Hotel; Me and You and Everyone We Know; The Cremator; Destry Rides Again; and a reissue of Army Of Shadows.

Fucking seriously w/that hot Me and You... trash, Criterion? Seriously?

I'm shocked they hadn't put it out yet tbh. I never saw it, never appealed to me, kinda seems of a piece with Wes Anderson (Budapest Hotel finally gets a disc release after 5 years?)

))<>((

Anderson had to sign off on GBH, and obviously was delayed making two movies.

MAYAEWK too has been in the pipeline for a long time. Vintage IFC title, IIRC.

I haven't screened MAYAEWK in like 10 years, but upon that viewing I realized if you toned down a lot of it, the film isn't that far removed from a Drew Barrymore Romcom.

I haven't seen Me and You and... but ... maybe this makes me a shit worthless toxic male but, The Future was maybe among the 3 or 4 worst movies I've seen in my entire life.

Me and You... sucks. Hard. It made me angry.

I was finally coaxed past my distaste and watched The Future. Much better July.

LOL, xpost (got distracted mid-post)

If you thought The Future was that bad I want you to liveblog your reaction to watching Me and You when/if that happens.

The Cremator is very good! Might have to save up for that.

xposted from another Criterion thread -- Target.com is doing a Buy 2, Get 1 Free sale on video games, movies and books through Saturday. Comes out a good bit cheaper than the B&N half price sale if you work it right. (Their price for single Criterion blu-rays is $23)

https://www.indiewire.com/2020/01/netflix-criterion-the-irishman-marriage-story-1202205790/

Criterion will be issuing discs of Marriage Story, The Irishman, Atlantics, and American Factory.

First Scorsese in CC?

(never mind; shoulda read link. forgot those other two were in there.)

ugh I'm having a full on "why tf is criterion putting out the prince of tides/armaggedon/breakfast club/princess bride" but with American Factory

I get it. It'll sell... maybe
the narrative Netflix movies make sense to me