Your 5 MOST WANTED Criterion DVDs?
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Originally Posted by dumio
Just my imagination, that Snow White could be the first animated movie (correct me if I'm wrong) that ever released in Criterion, it's a definite Masterpiece from Disney.
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David Cronenberg's Crash
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A Truffaut set with Two English Girls & The Last Metro
Touch Of Evil - the superset mentioned previously
Night Of The Hunter
also - Kiss Me Deadly, Sam Fuller's Park Row and Bottle Rocket.
Tristana
A Truffaut set with Two English Girls & The Last Metro
Touch Of Evil - the superset mentioned previously
Night Of The Hunter
also - Kiss Me Deadly, Sam Fuller's Park Row and Bottle Rocket.
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Originally Posted by Kocheese99
and just for the hell of it and for their very first television season:
Firefly. Think about it.
Firefly. Think about it.
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Some of my choices are already realeased with great DVD's but I think they fit into Criterions definition of "a continuing series of important classic and contemporary films on DVD" quite nicely.
1) Spirited Away or anything by Miyazaki
2) Anything from Jim Henson
3)The Wire The Complete Series (perhaps cut without the opening and closing credits to make it more like one long film...and alot more special features then what we get on the season sets)
4) Crash (already been suggested)
5) Harold And Maude (Also already suggested)
1) Spirited Away or anything by Miyazaki
2) Anything from Jim Henson
3)The Wire The Complete Series (perhaps cut without the opening and closing credits to make it more like one long film...and alot more special features then what we get on the season sets)
4) Crash (already been suggested)
5) Harold And Maude (Also already suggested)