Here at 67% off.
I bought it a few days ago at $11.99, and its been dropping in 50 cent increments over the past few days... don't know how low it will get, but at $9.99 for some Jean Luc Godard...

Anyone know if this is one of titles now controlled by Studio Canal? Normally, I'd wait for blu-ray -- but I wonder if Criterion might be losing the rights soon...

Either way, I ordered one. I'm new to Godard's work, but this seems like a solid price for a blind-buy. Thanks for the heads up!

I put an order in ...Thanks OP.

Thanks OP, I'm in the process of trying to find something to pair it with to get free shipping. Great deal, though.

Ordered, thanks. Now if only 2 or 3 Things dropped to $9.99 as well...

I think that this is NOT a Studio Canal title. Anyone out there, feel free to correct me on that.

I really don't buy DVDs anymore, but I'm not sure that this one will be coming out too soon on BD, so I picked it up.

(Although, I'm sure that as soon as I say that, Criterion will make the announcement of a Made in USA/2 or 3 Things I Know About Her set)

I wish I wasn't so ambivalent about this film. How about some of the other Godards? Please?

Thanks OP, I placed an order for it.

So did I. Normally, I'd hold out for a BD but with Criterion DVDs you can always recoup your money when it's this cheap.

Here's the DVDTalk review if anyone's interested: Link

I'm glad I just sold mine for $13.99 on Amazon Marketplace a week before the price drop. Godard is my favorite director but I dislike this film.

Nice find! I went ahead and grabbed this with free shipping via Prime. Be sure to post if you find any more cheap Criterions.

Thanks OP! I'm in for one.

For $10.88, I bit. Like another user said, Criterion discs hold their value when you can find them this low, so I'm not too nervous about having to re-sell it if they announce a Blu-ray.

I'm waiting for the Criterion edition of Gung Ho myself.

Nice find, picked up one... thanks manicsounds!

Ordered.

I only buying Bluray Criterion movies. i wonder it good movie or not?

I've mostly only been buying Criterion Blus also, but if I think it's something that won't come to Blu or will take a while (or in this case is really cheap), I might buy dvds.

I definitely wouldn't place this film with top-tier Godard. It's an interesting experiment but not every aspect of the film works as well as one might hope. It's certainly worthy of being seen, and yet I would classify it as a non-essential ultimately. $10 does seem to be a fairly reasonable price for those serious fans of the film-maker who desire seeing everything he put out.

I was hoping they'd have released Who Is Harry Crumb? by now, but I heard through the grapevine that it'll be part of a John Candy boxed set that's due to be released sometime in October. Can't hardly wait!

$25.49 now.

Back down to $9.99