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2018 Criterion Challenge List Thread



2018 LIST THREAD

This thread is for LISTS ONLY. Discussion of films, questions about the challenge, etc., should be directed to the Discussion Thread. You are; however, encouraged to provide reviews and comments within your list.

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The Criterion Collection is a continuing series of important classic and contemporary films on home video.
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The challenge officially begins August 31 at dusk in whatever location you are in at the time, and ends on October 1st at dawn in whatever location you are in at that time. Also, feel free to time your final Criterion film(s) to coincide with the start of the Horror Challenge.

FilmStruck
Since our last challenge, The Criterion Collection's streaming library has been moved to FilmStruck. This is an add-on channel not included in the base FilmStruck subscription. It includes titles that have yet to be issued on physical disc from Criterion; any such film included in this channel is eligible for this challenge (but not anything else on FilmStruck outside the Criterion Channel).

Optional Checklist

The checklist is completely optional. It is just a "fun" inclusion to give one a sense of accomplishment, to help one diversify viewing, or to use as a guide on what to watch next.

Each film can count for multiple sections, but only one check mark per section. Example: Pierrot le fou could count for the 1960's in Decades and Jean-Luc Godard in People, but it could not count for Godard and Anna Karina in People. You would need a separate film for Karina.
Spoiler:
Feature Presentation
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920 - (insert film title here)
--- 1930 -
--- 1940 -
--- 1950 -
--- 1960 -
--- 1970 -
--- 1980 -
--- 1990 -
--- 2000 -
--- 2010 -

Watch something from each of the following spine number ranges.
--- 001-100 -
--- 101-200 -
--- 201-300 -
--- 301-400 -
--- 401-500 -
--- 501-600 -
--- 601-700 -
--- 701-800 -
--- 801-900 -
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion (a title released on Laserdisc or a streaming exclusive) -

Who, What, and How
Watch 5 films from five different directors. [New for 2018!]
--- First Person, (insert title)
--- Second Person, (insert title)
--- Third Person, (insert title)
--- Fourth Person, (insert title)
--- Fifth Person, (insert title)

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
--- First language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Second language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Third language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fourth language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fifth language, (insert language), (insert title).

Special Edition Features
Read 5 essays from the Criterion booklets and/or listed here.
--- First Essay title, (title of film)
--- Second Essay title, (title of film)
--- Third Essay title, (title of film)
--- Fourth Essay title, (title of film)
--- Fifth Essay title, (title of film)

Watch 5 Criterion supplemental interviews. Many of these can be found on Criterion.com and in The Criterion Channel on FilmStruck (see Clips for the related film).
--- First Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Second Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Third Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Fourth Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Fifth Interview Name, (insert film title)

Above and Beyond (Not Required to Complete Checklist)
--- Watch a film with commentary –
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Top Ten List -
--- Listen to the soundtrack album for a Criterion/Eclipse film -

(Change "---" to "-X-" or some similar mark when you have completed that line item.)


The challenge officially begins August 31 at dusk in whatever location you are in at the time, and ends on October 1st at dawn in whatever location you are in at that time. Also, feel free to time your final Criterion film(s) to coincide with the start of the Horror Challenge.

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Objectives
--- Antichrist
--- Belle de Jour
--- Brief Encounter
--- Certified Copy
--- Elevator to the Gallows
--- 45 Years
--- Ghost World
--- Il Sorpasso
-X- In the Realm of the Senses
--- Summer Hours
-X- The Testament of Dr. Mabuse
--- Weekend (2011)
--- Wild Strawberries

My List
  1. 9/14 Persona
  2. 9/29 In the Realm of the Senses
  3. 9/30 Le testament du Docteur Mabuse

Checklist
Spoiler:
Feature Presentation
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920 -
--- 1930 -
--- 1940 -
--- 1950 -
-X- 1960 - Persona (1966)
-X- 1970 - In the Realm of the Senses (1976)
--- 1980 -
--- 1990 -
--- 2000 -
--- 2010 -

Watch something from each of the following spine number ranges.
--- 001-100 -
--- 101-200 -
--- 201-300 -
--- 301-400 -
-X- 401-500 - In the Realm of the Senses (#466)
--- 501-600 -
--- 601-700 -
-X- 701-800 - Persona (#701)
--- 801-900 -
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion (a title released on Laserdisc or a streaming exclusive) -

Who, What, and How
Watch 5 films from different people in Criterion's Explore People section.
-X- Persona (Ingmar Bergman)
--- Second Person, (insert title)
--- Third Person, (insert title)
--- Fourth Person, (insert title)
--- Fifth Person, (insert title)

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
-X- Persona (Swedish)
-X- In the Realm of the Senses (Japanese)
-X- Le testament du Docteur Mabuse (French)
--- Fourth language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fifth language, (insert language), (insert title).

Special Edition Features
Read 5 essays from the Criterion booklets and/or listed here.
--- First Essay title, (title of film)
--- Second Essay title, (title of film)
--- Third Essay title, (title of film)
--- Fourth Essay title, (title of film)
--- Fifth Essay title, (title of film)

Watch 5 Criterion supplemental interviews. Many of these can be found on Criterion.com and on Hulu (see Clips for the related film).
-X- In the Realm of the Senses: "Oshima and His Actors"
-X- In the Realm of the Senses: "Tatsuya Fuji"
-X- In the Realm of the Senses: "Recalling the Film"
-X- The Testament of Dr. Mabuse: For Example Fritz Lang (Excerpts)
-X- The Testament of Dr. Mabuse: "Mabuse in Mind"
-X- The Testament of Dr. Mabuse: "Norbert Jacques: Mabuse's Creator"
-X- The Testament of Dr. Mabuse: "The Three Faces of Dr. Mabuse"

Watch 5 Criterion Theatrical Trailers.
-X- In the Realm of the Senses U.S. Trailer
--- Second Trailer Title
--- Third Trailer Title
--- Fourth Trailer Title
--- Fifth Trailer Title

Above and Beyond (Not Required to Complete Checklist)
-X- Watch a film with commentary – In the Realm of the Senses Commentary by film historian Tony Rayns
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
-X- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. - In the Realm of the Senses
--- Watch an entire Criterion Collector's Set/Eclipse Box Set or Top Ten List -
--- Listen to the soundtrack album for a Criterion/Eclipse film (a great place to get an idea for this is the Great Soundtracks Theme!) -

(Change "---" to "-X-" or some similar mark when you have completed that line item.)

My List, Ranked
  1. Persona
  2. In the Realm of the Senses
  3. The Testament of Dr. Mabuse

2010 | 2010 on Letterboxd | 2010 on Criterion | 2011 | 2011 on Letterboxd | 2011 on Criterion
2012 | 2012 on Criterion | 2012 on Letterboxd | 2013 | 2013 on Criterion | 2013 on Letterboxd
2014 | 2014 on Letterboxd | 2014 on Criterion | 2015 | 2015 on Criterion | 2016 | 2017

DVD: 1 movie | Blu-ray Disc: 1 movie, 1 commentary | Theatrical Exhibition: 1 movie | UltraViolet: 0 | Hulu: 0 | Netflix Watch Instantly: 0 | Other Digital: 0 | TV Broadcast: 0 | VHS: 0

First Time Viewing: 1 movie, 1 commentary track | Re-watches: 2 movies

TOTAL: 2 movies, 0 shorts, 0 commentary tracks

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1. Charlotte et Véronique, ou Tous les garçons s'appellent Patrick (1959) 20 min.
2. Time Bandits (1981) * 116 min.
3. Mysterious Object at Noon (2000) * 88 min.
4. Same Player Shoots Again (1968) * 11 min.
5. Silver City Revisited (1969) * 32 min.

Stats:
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France 1 UK 1 Thailand 1 West Germany 2

1950s 1 1960s 2 1980s 1 2000s 1

First time viewings: 4/5


*First time viewing.

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Trevor's Personal Challenge Checklist
(a monthly checklist to help justify collections and subscriptions)
* items marked such are not necessarily Challenge-compliant


Adult Swim
*Space Ghost Coast to Coast, s1e7

Amazon Prime
*House, s1e1-5

Amazon Video
The Man Who Knew Too Much

Animation
*The Bear Who Slept Through Christmas, Vudu

BD
Silence of the Lambs

Cable
I, Daniel Blake, cable app

CBS All-Access
*Star Trek Discovery, s1e2-
maybe Raging Bull

Comic Book
*Professor Marston & the Wonder Women, Vudu

Commentary Track
Halloween, BD
The Innocents, BD
King Kong, YouTube

Criterion
Dressed to Kill, BD

Digibook
Halloween, BD

Disney - disc
*The Ugly Dauschund

Disney - stream
*Toy Story of Terror!, YouTube

DVD
White Dog

Fandor
*Lars and the Real Girl

Godzilla/King Kong
King Kong (1933), Vudu

GooglePlay
*Adaptation

HBO
The Princess Bride

Holiday
*Yes Virginia, Vudu free

Horror
The Innocents, BD

Hulu
Bull Durham

Kanopy
The Lord of the Flies

Monty Pythonesque
*The Muppet Show, John Cleese, s2e23, DVD

Movies Anywhere
The Thin Red Line

MST3K/Rifftrax/etc
Space Travelers, DVD

Muppets
*The Muppet Show, Peter Sellers, s2e19, DVD

Netflix
Boyhood
*Demetri Martin: The Overthinker

Peanuts
*It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown, DVD

Roku
Election, Roku Channel

Showtime weekend preview
The Rock

Shudder
*Castle Freak

special features
introduction, trailer, and featurette Marooned: A Forgotten Odyssey, DVD
hours and hours of documentaries and commentaries on SoTL, BD

Star Trek
*50 Years of Star Trek, Vudu

Steelbook
*Batman Ninja, BD

Streampix
Le Jour Se Lève

Theater
*Mission Impossible: Fallout
*Operation Finale
*Searching
*Beautifully Broken
*The Nun

3D
Pina, BD

TV Show - disc
No Time for Sergeants, DVD

Vudu - free
The French Lieutenant’s Woman

Vudu - owned
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

YouTube
King Kong, Criterion commentary

YouTube TV
*Between Two Ferns, several episodes
maybe Pulp Fiction

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4: Chungking Express
13: Sisters
14: Tom Jones
16: Three Cases of Murder
18: The Breaking Point
19: Chimes at Midnight, Child's Pose
21: What's Up, Doc?
22: Hopscotch

2018 Checklist
Spoiler:
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920 -
--- 1930 -
--- 1940 -
--- 1950 - 1950: The Breaking Point
--- 1960 - 1963: Tom Jones, 1966: Chimes at Midnight
--- 1970 - 1973: Sisters
--- 1980 - 1980: Hopscotch
--- 1990 - 1994: Chungking Express
--- 2000 -
--- 2010 -

Watch something from each of the following spine number ranges.
--- 001-100 - 89: Sisters
--- 101-200 - 163: Hopscotch
--- 201-300 -
--- 301-400 -
--- 401-500 - 453: Chungking Express
--- 501-600 -
--- 601-700 -
--- 701-800 -
--- 801-900 - 830: Chimes at Midnight, 889: The Breaking Point, 910: Tom Jones
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion -

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
--- Cantonese, Chungking Express.
--- English, Sisters, Tom Jones, The Breaking Point, Chimes at Midnight, What's Up, Doc?, Hopscotch
--- Romanian, Child's Pose
--- Fourth language,
--- Fifth language,

Above and Beyond (Not Required to Complete Checklist)
--- Watch a film with commentary –
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Criterion Collector's Set/Eclipse Box Set or Top Ten List -
--- Listen to the soundtrack album for a Criterion/Eclipse film (a great place to get an idea for this is the Great Soundtracks Theme!) -


Prior challenges
Spoiler:

2010 total watched: 2
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920 -
--- 1930 -
--- 1940 -
--- 1950 - Shadows
--- 1960 -
--- 1970 -
--- 1980 -
--- 1990 - Naked
--- 2000 -

Watch films in at least five languages.
--- First language, English, Naked. English, Shadows.
--- Second language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Third language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fourth language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fifth language, (insert language), (insert title).

Watch something from spine number range:
--- 001-050 -
--- 051-100 -
--- 101-150 -
--- 151-200 -
--- 201-250 -
--- 251-300 - Shadows 251
--- 301-350 - Naked 307
--- 351-400 -
--- 401-450 -
--- 451-500 -
--- 500-550 -
--- an Eclipse title -
--- a laser disc only Criterion from this list -

Watch a film from the following genres:
--- Comedy
--- Drama-Naked. Shadows.
--- Horror
--- Science Fiction
--- Action / Adventure
--- Musical
--- Epic / Historical
--- Mystery / Thriller
--- War / Western
--- Documentary

--- Watch a film which won an Academy Award -
--- Watch a film with commentary -
--- Watch a short -
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Criterion Collector's Set/Eclipse Box Set -

2011 total watched: 12
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920 -
--- 1930 -
--- 1940 - Unfaithfully Yours, Night Train to Munich
--- 1950 - Summertime, Kiss Me Deadly
--- 1960 - The Fugitive Kind, Head
--- 1970 - Drive, He Said, A Safe Place, The King of Marvin Gardens
--- 1980 - House of Games
--- 1990 - Homicide
--- 2000 - Traffic
--- 2010 -

Watch films in at least five languages.
--- First language, English, Homicide, Unfaithfully Yours, Traffic, House of Games, Summertime, The Fugitive Kind, Drive, He Said, A Safe Place, Head, The King of Marvin Gardens.
--- Second language, French, The Bakery Girl of Monceau.
--- Third language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fourth language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fifth language, (insert language), (insert title).

Watch films from five different directors in Criterion’s top 10 (Kurosawa, Bergman, Ozu, Malle, Fellini, Renoir, Powell, Godard, Truffaut, Rossellini)
--- First director, (insert director), (insert title)
--- Second director, (insert director),(insert title)
--- Third director, (insert director),(insert title)
--- Fourth director, (insert director),(insert title)
--- Fifth director, (insert director),(insert title)

Watch a film from five different “themes” on Criterion’s website

--- First theme name, (insert theme), (insert title)
--- Second theme name, (insert theme), (insert title)
--- Third theme name, (insert theme), (insert title)
--- Fourth theme name, (insert theme), (insert title)
--- Fifth theme name, (insert theme), (insert title)

Watch something from spine number range:
--- 001-050 - 22-Summertime
--- 051-100 -
--- 101-150 -
--- 151-200 - 151-Traffic
--- 201-250 -
--- 251-300 - 292-Unfaithfully Yours
--- 301-350 - 343-The Bakery Girl of Monceau
--- 351-400 - 399-House of Games
--- 401-450 -
--- 451-500 - 486-Homicide
--- 500-550 – 515-The Fugitive Kind, 523-Night Train to Munich, 544-Head, 547-Drive, He Said, 548-A Safe Place, 550-The King of Marvin Gardens
--- 551-600 - 568-Kiss Me Deadly
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion (laserdisc or hulu offering, any format acceptable) -

--- Watch a film which won an Academy Award - Traffic-Director, Adapted Screenplay, Editing, Supporting Actor.
--- Watch a film with commentary – Crumb-Terry Zwigoff, Roger Ebert
--- Read an essay - Che-"Why Che?" by Amy Taubin
--- Watch a short - The Bakery Girl of Minceau
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it (photo stills, essays, commentary, booklets, etc). -
--- Watch an entire Criterion Collector's Set/Eclipse Box Set -
---Watch two different versions/cuts of the same film -

2012 total watched: 12
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920 -
--- 1930 -
--- 1940 -
--- 1950 - M. Hulot's Holiday,
--- 1960 - The Bad Sleep Well,
--- 1970 -
--- 1980 - Time Bandits, Eating Raoul,
--- 1990 - Cronos, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Crumb, Rushmore, The Game,
--- 2000 - The Darjeeling Limited, The Life Aquatic,
--- 2010 - The Royal Tenenbaums,

Watch films in at least five languages.
--- English, The Darjeeling Limited, The Life Aquatic, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Crumb, Time Bandits, Rushmore, The Game, The Royal Tenembaums, Eating Raoul,
--- Spanish/English, Cronos,
--- French, M. Hulot's Holiday,
--- Japanese, The Bad Sleep Well,
--- Fifth language, (insert language), (insert title).

Watch films from five different directors in Criterion’s top 10 (Kurosawa, Bergman, Ozu, Malle, Fellini, Renoir, Powell, Godard, Truffaut, Melville)
--- Kurosawa, The Bad Sleep Well
--- Second Director, (insert title)
--- Third Director, (insert title)
--- Fourth Director, (insert title)
--- Fifth Director, (insert title)

Watch something from spine number range:
--- 001-050 - 37 Time Bandits,
--- 051-100 - 65 Rushmore,
--- 101-150 - 110 M. Hulot's Holiday
--- 151-200 - 175 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, 157 The Royal Tenenbaums,
--- 201-250 -
--- 251-300 - 300 The Life Aquatic, 265 Short Cuts,
--- 301-350 - 319 The Bad Sleep Well,
--- 351-400 -
--- 401-450 -
--- 451-500 -
--- 501-550 – 551 Cronos, 540 The Darjeeling Limited, 533 Crumb,
--- 551-600 -
--- 601-650 - 627 The Game, 625 Eating Raoul,
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion - A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese through American Movies (LD #326)

--- Watch a film which won an Academy Award -
--- Watch a film with commentary –
--- Read an Essay -
--- Watch a short - Hotel Chevalier, Geometria,
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Criterion Collector's Set/Eclipse Box Set -

2013 total watched: 14
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920/1930 - The Rules of the Game, The 39 Steps, Island of Lost Souls, Stagecoach
--- 1940 - The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
--- 1950 - The Magician, The Importance of Being Earnest, Sweet Smell of Success
--- 1960 -
--- 1970 - House, The Marriage of Maria Braun
--- 1980 - Kagemusha, Withnail and I
--- 1990 - Homicide, Metropolitan
--- 2000/2010 -

Watch something from spine number range:
--- 001-050 - 56: The 39 Steps
--- 051-100 -
--- 101-150 - 119: Withnail and I
--- 151-200 - 158: The Importance of Being Earnest, 173: The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
--- 201-250 - 204: The Marriage of Maria Braun, 216: The Rules of the Game
--- 251-300 - 267: Kagemusha
--- 301-350 - 326: Metropolitan
--- 351-400 -
--- 401-450 -
--- 451-500 - 486: Homicide
--- 501-550 – 516: Stagecoach, 537: The Magician, 539: House, 555: Sweet Smell of Success
--- 551-600 - 586: Island of Lost Souls
--- 601-650 -
--- 650-700 -
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion -

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
--- Swedish: The Magician
--- English: The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, The Importance of Being Earnest, The 39 Steps, Island of Lost Souls, Homicide, Stagecoach, Sweet Smell of Success, Metropolitan, Withnail and I
--- French: The Rules of the Game
--- Japanese: House, Kagemusha
--- German: The Marriage of Maria Braun

Special Edition Features
Read 5 essays from the Criterion booklets and/or listed here –
--- In Broad Sunlight, Purple Noon
--- On Your Mark, House of Games
--- Western Promises, Heaven's Gate
---
---

Watch 5 Criterion supplemental interviews.
--- Richard Stanley, Island of Lost Souls
---
---
---
---

Watch 5 Criterion Theatrical Trailers
---
---
---
---
---

--- Watch a film with commentary – Peter Cowie/Fanny and Alexander
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Criterion Collector's Set/Eclipse Box Set/Top Ten List -
--- Listen to a Criterion/Eclipse film soundtrack -

2014 total watched: 4
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920/1930 - Pygmalion
--- 1940 -
--- 1950 -
--- 1960 - 1960: Zazie dans le métro
--- 1970 - 1979: All That Jazz
--- 1980 -
--- 1990 - 1999: Topsy-Turvy
--- 2000/2010 -

Watch something from spine number range:
--- 001-050 -
--- 051-100 - 85: Pygmalion
--- 101-150 -
--- 151-200 -
--- 201-250 -
--- 251-300 -
--- 301-350 -
--- 351-400 -
--- 401-450 -
--- 451-500 -
--- 501-550 –
--- 551-600 - 558: Topsy-Turvy, 570: Zazie dans le métro
--- 601-650 -
--- 650-700 - 724: All That Jazz
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion -

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
--- English: Topsy-Turvy, All That Jazz, Pygmalion
--- French: Zazie dans le métro
---
---
---

Special Edition Features
Read 5 essays from the Criterion booklets and/or listed here –
---
---
---
---
---

Watch 5 Criterion supplemental interviews.
---
---
---
---
---

Watch 5 Criterion Theatrical Trailers
---
---
---
---
---

--- Watch a film with commentary –
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Criterion Collector's Set/Eclipse Box Set/Top Ten List -
--- Listen to a Criterion/Eclipse film soundtrack -

2015 total watched: 10
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920 -
--- 1930 - 1939- The Mikado
--- 1940 -
--- 1950 - 1958-The Blob
--- 1960 - 1965-The Spy Who Came in From the Cold
--- 1970 - 1973-The Friends of Eddie Coyle
--- 1980 - 1981-The French Lieutenant's Woman, 1983-The Big Chill
--- 1990 - 1991- Europa, 1994- Chungking Express, 1995- Kicking and Screaming (1995)
--- 2000 -
--- 2010 - 2007-My Winnipeg

Watch something from spine number range:
--- 001-050 -
--- 051-100 - 91-The Blob
--- 101-150 -
--- 151-200 -
--- 201-250 -
--- 251-300 -
--- 301-350 - 349- Kicking and Screaming (1995)
--- 351-400 -
--- 401-450 -
--- 451-500 - 452-The Spy Who Came in From the Cold, 453-Chungking Express, 454-Europa, 475-The Friends of Eddie Coyle
--- 501-550 – 559-The Mikado
--- 551-600 -
--- 601-650 -
--- 650-700 -
--- 701-750 - 720-The Big Chill, 741-My Winnpeg
--- 751-800 - 768-The French Lieutenant's Woman
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion -

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
--- First language-English-The Spy Who Came in From the Cold, The Blob, My Winnipeg, The Friends of Eddie Coyle, The French Lieutenant's Woman, The Big Chill, Europa, The Mikado, Kicking and Screaming (1995).
--- Second language-German, Europa.
--- Third language-Cantonese.
--- Fourth language, .
--- Fifth language, .

--- Watch a film with commentary –
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Criterion Collector's Set/Eclipse Box Set/Top Ten List -

2016 total watched: 15
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920 -
--- 1930 - 1939: The Four Feathers
--- 1940 - 1940: The Thief of Bagdad, 1942: I Married a Witch, To Be or Not To Be
--- 1950 - 1955: Confidential Report, 1958: The Horses's Mouth
--- 1960 - 1961: Blast of Silence,1968: The Immortal Story, 1969: Love is Colder Than Death
--- 1970 - 1971: The Merchant of Four Seasons, 1973: Day for Night, Fantastic Planet
--- 1980 - 1980: Hopscotch, 1983: Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence
--- 1990 - 1994: Chungking Express
--- 2000 -
--- 2010 -

Watch something from spine number range:
--- 001-050 -
--- 051-100 -
--- 101-150 -
--- 151-200 - 154: The Horse's Mouth, 163: Hopscotch
--- 201-250 -
--- 251-300 -
--- 301-350 - 322: Confidential Report
--- 351-400 -
--- 401-450 - 428: Blast of Silence, 431: The Thief of Bagdad
--- 451-500 - 453: Chungking Express
--- 501-550 - 535: Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence
--- 551-600 - 583: The Four Feathers
--- 601-650 -
--- 650-700 - 670: I Married a Witch, To Be or not To Be
--- 701-750 - 758: The Merchant of Four Seasons
--- 751-800 - 769: Day for Night
--- 801-850 - 820: Fantastic Planet, 831: The Immortal Story
--- an Eclipse title - Love is Colder Than Death
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion - Mahler

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
--- English - To Be or Not to Be, I Married a Witch, Hopscotch, The Horse's Mouth, Confidential Report, The Thief of Bagdad, Blast of Silence, The Four Feathers, The Immortal Story
--- German - Love is Colder Than Death, The Merchant of Four Seasons
--- Cantonese - Chungking Express
--- English/Japanese - Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence
--- French - Fantastic Planet, Day for Night

--- Watch a film with commentary –
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Criterion Collector's Set/Eclipse Box Set/Top Ten List -

2018
total: 7
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920 -
--- 1930 -
--- 1940 -
--- 1950 -
--- 1960 - 1960: L'avventura
--- 1970 - 1970: Multiple Maniacs, Doeds’ka-den 1977: Close Encounters
--- 1980 - 1983: L'argent
--- 1990 - 1994: Chungking Express
--- 2000 -
--- 2010 - 2016: David Lynch: The Art Life

Watch something from each of the following spine number ranges.
--- 001-100 - 98: L'avventura
--- 101-200 -
--- 201-300 -
--- 301-400 -
--- 401-500 - 453: Chungking Express
--- 501-600 -
--- 601-700 -
--- 701-800 -
--- 801-900 - 863: Multiple Maniacs, 883: L'argent, 895: David Lynch: The Art Life
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion - Close Encounters,

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
--- First language, Cantonese, Chungking Express.
--- Second language, English, Close Encounters, Multiple Maniacs, David Lynch: The Art Life
--- Third language, Japanese, Doeds’ka-den
--- Fourth language, Italian, L'avventura
--- Fifth language, French, L'argent

Above and Beyond (Not Required to Complete Checklist)
--- Watch a film with commentary –
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Criterion Collector's Set/Eclipse Box Set or Top Ten List -
--- Listen to the soundtrack album for a Criterion/Eclipse film (a great place to get an idea for this is the Great Soundtracks Theme!) -

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1. The Game
2. Forbidden Planet

9/22
3. Personal Shopper*

9/30
4. The Silence of the Lambs

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Last year's list.

List:
September 7
1. The Breakfast Club

September 10
2. Beauty and the Beast (La Belle et la Bete)

Sept. 13
3. Topsy-Turvy
3b. A Sense of History

Sept. 14
4. Tokyo Olympiad

Sept. 15
5. The Gold Rush
6. The Kid

Sept. 16
7. City Lights
8. Boyhood

Sept. 18
9. I Married A Witch
10. Androcles and the Lion

Sept. 22
11. Pan's Labyrinth

Sept. 29
12. Harlan County USA

Sept. 30
13. Chungking Express

Checklist:
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Feature Presentation
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
-x- 1920 - The Kid (1921)
-x- 1930 - City Lights
-x- 1940 - Beauty and the Beast (La Belle et la Bete) (1946)
-x- 1950 - Androcles and the Lion
-x- 1960 - Tokyo Olympiad (1965)
-x- 1970 - Harlan County USA
-x- 1980 - The Breakfast Club (1985)
-x- 1990 - Topsy-Turvy (199)
-x- 2000 - Pan's Labyrinth
-x- 2010 - Boyhood (2014)

Watch something from each of the following spine number ranges.
-x- 001-100 - Beauty and the Beast (La Belle et la Bete) (6)
-x- 101-200 - Tokyo Olympiad (155)
--- 201-300 -
-x- 301-400 - Harlan County USA (334)
-x- 401-500 - Chungking Express (453)
-x- 501-600 - Topsy-Turvy (558)
-x- 601-700 - The Gold Rush (615)
-x- 701-800 - The Kid (799)
-x- 801-900 - Boyhood (839)
-x- 901-??? - The Breakfast Club (905)
-x- an Eclipse title - Andocles and the Lion
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion (a title released on Laserdisc or a streaming exclusive) -

Who, What, and How
Watch 5 films from five different directors. [New for 2018!]
-x- John Hughes, (The Breakfast Club)
-x- Jean Cocteau, (Beauty and the Beast (La Belle et la Bete))
-x- Mike Leigh, (Topsy-Turvy)
-x- Kon Ichikawa, (Tokyo Olympiad)
-x- Charles Chaplin, (The Gold Rush)

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
-x- First language, (French), (Beauty and the Beast (La Belle et la Bete)).
-x- Second language, (Japanese), (Tokyo Olympiad).
-x- Third language, (Spanish), (Pan's Labyrinth).
-x- Fourth language, (Mandarin), (Chungking Express).
--- Fifth language, (insert language), (insert title).

Special Edition Features
Read 5 essays from the Criterion booklets and/or listed here.
-x- The Breakfast Club: Smells Like Teen Realness, (The Breakfast Club)
-x- Once Upon a Time: French Poet Explains His Filming of Fairy Tale, (Beauty and the Beast (La Belle et la Bete))
-x- Great Performances, (Topsy-Turvy)
-x- Tokyo Olympiad: A Symposium, (Tokyo Olympiad)
-x- It's Such an Ancient Pitch, (I Married a Witch)

Watch 5 Criterion supplemental interviews. Many of these can be found on Criterion.com and in The Criterion Channel on FilmStruck (see Clips for the related film).
-x- Henri Alekan, (Beauty and the Beast (La Belle et la Bete))
-x- Ichikawa, (Tokyo Olympiad)
-x- Jackie Coogan, (The Kid)
-x- Lita Grey Chaplin, (The Kid)
-x- Moving Pictures with Christopher Doyle and Wong Kar-wai, (Chungking Express)

Above and Beyond (Not Required to Complete Checklist)
--- Watch a film with commentary –
-x- Watch a supplemental short film – A Sense of History from Topsy-Turvy
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Top Ten List -
--- Listen to the soundtrack album for a Criterion/Eclipse film -

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*= first time viewing
blue= personal BluRay
purple= personal DVD
green= streaming
orange= borrowed or rented BD/DVD

August 31st

01. Akira (Katsuhiro Ôtomo, 1988 / Japan / 2001 English dub) --- LD #151/283
One of my favorite films which outlines a corrupted world on the brink of collapse. The film builds a vivid world full of compelling visuals and characters. I revisit it every year, but this was the first time I listened to an English dub. There are a few fine performances, but I found it unsatisfying. I've heard there's another adaptation in the works, but I'm not convinced this one can be topped.

September 1st

02. Tanner '88: 1. "The Dark Horse" (Robert Altman, 1988 / United States) --- Spine #258
02. Tanner '88: 3. "The Night of the Twinkies" / 2. "For Real"
With our political landscape currently a dumpster fire and Cynthia Nixon running for (and hopefully winning) office, I thought it was a good time to revisit Robert Altman and Garry Trudeau's exploration of American politicking and campaigning. Michael Murphy is perfect as a dark horse candidate who lucks into being a big contender.

03. The Passion of Joan of Arc (Carl Theodor Dreyer, 1928 / France / 20 fps version) --- Spine #62
There's nothing like watching this film to reinforce that organized religion just might be a bad idea. Maria Falconetti is transcendent as Joan, and Dreyer surrounds her with some of the most wizened, despotic faces in cinema history. I swear that I've got to incorporate some of these pious ravagers into an art project.

September 2nd

04. Vernon, Florida (Errol Morris, 1981 / United States / Netflix Instant)* --- Spine #752
Errol Morris makes these documentaries that just suck me into their world. Some of the content was difficult for me to stomach as a vegetarian and animal lover, but the people are so compelling as they outline their obsessions and everyday thoughts. Honestly, I wish I cared about something as much as that hunter cares about turkeys!

September 3rd

05. Tanner '88: 4. "Moonwalker and Bookbag" / 5. "Bagels with Bruce"
05. Tanner '88: 6. "Child's Play" / 7. "The Great Escape"
The Jack Tanner campaign is beset with problems and upsets but still trucks along. Altman and Trudeau have created a tapestry of the public realm of politics, private realm of the family, the media, and myriad special interests.
--- Interview: Robert Altman & Garry Trudeau (2004)


06. Tanner '88: 8. "The Girlfriend Factor" / 9. "Something Borrowed, Something New"
06. Tanner '88: 10. "The Boiler Room" / 11. "The Reality Check"
Tanner and his team make the best of an underdog race and a political scandal; they try (and fail) to get the nomination or ingratiate themselves on the winner. It's interesting how long some of these political figures have been operating. I realized that I've never lived in a world where Jesse Jackson wasn't part of the conversation.
--- Essays: "Robert Altman's Best, For Real" by Michael Wilmington / "On the Logic of Candidate Tanner" by Gary Kornblau


September 4th

07. Elena and Her Men (Jean Renoir, 1956 / France / DVD)* --- Spine #244
Ingrid Bergman plays a Polish princess who entrances many French men and gets wrapped up in a grab for political power by a popular General. The film is airy and turns the peril and weightiness of political turmoil into a lighthearted farce.
--- Essay: "Elena and Her Men" by Christopher Faulkner


September 5th

08. Tootsie (Sydney Pollack, 1982 / United States) --- Spine #738
An egotistical, difficult actor pretends to be a woman and gets cast on a soap opera. I enjoyed this film a lot more than the first time I watched it, and it was interesting to view it through our modern lens. With movies like Sorry To Bother You engaging with social issues with earnestness and/or satire, this one feels almost quaint. Glad I watched it again!
--- Interview: Phil Rosenthal
--- Essay: "One Great Dame" by Michael Sragow


September 6th

09. I Am Waiting (Koreyoshi Kurahara, 1957 / Japan) --- Eclipse Series #17
A young man saves a suicidal woman and finds that she's under the thumb of a ruthless gangster. Like any true film noir, the story twists and leads to bursts of revelation and violence. The film touches on the world of boxing which is always welcome.

September 7th

10. Smiles of a Summer Night (Ingmar Bergman, 1955 / Sweden) --- Spine #237
The farcical manor house section of Elena and Her Men made me want to revisit this one. It's so much fun to see Bergman's comedic chops as he sets up his mismatched characters and pokes them into much better pairings. Before his film, I was familiar with Sondheim's A Little Night Music which is based on it, and the film always makes me want to listen to that excellent soundtrack.
--- Introduction by Ingmar Bergman
--- Interview: Peter Cowie & Jörn Donner (2003)


September 8th

11. Pygmalion (Anthony Asquith & Leslie Howard, 1938 / United Kingdom / kanopy)* --- Spine #85
Professor Henry Higgins makes a bet that he can teach a flower seller to speak and act like a duchess. The film is the basis for My Fair Lady, one of my favorite musicals, and I cannot believe it took me so long to watch it. I'm a huge fan of Wendy Hiller and Leslie Howard, and they are excellent here.
--- Essay: "Pygmalion" by David Ehrenstein


12. An Enemy of the People (Satyajit Ray, 1989 / India)* --- Eclipse Series #40
A doctor investigates the increase in waterborne diseases and finds that the water supplied by the local temple is to blame. The doctor's politician brother and the local "progressive" paper suppress and make a mockery of the doctor's findings. It's a great look at the ways religion and power can be used to dictate public policy.

September 9th

13. RoboCop (Paul Verhoeven, 1987 / United States / DVD)* --- Spine #23
A good cop is killed and remade into a cyborg with no memories of his past. The police have been largely privatized by a corporation of squabbling executives. It's a recipe for action and disaster. I'd missed this seminal 80s classic and was glad to remedy that.

14. The Merchant of Four Seasons (Rainer Werner Fassbinder, 1971 / Germany)* --- Spine #758
Hans, a disgraced police officer, is a fruit merchant descending into depression and drunken anger. His wife is increasingly put-upon. It's a bleak film that's also full of humor. I want to watch more of Fassbinder's work.
--- Interviews: Irm Hermann (2015) / Hans Hirschmüller (2015)


September 12th

15. Journey to Italy (Roberto Rossellini, 1954 / Italy / kanopy)* --- Spine #675
Ingrid Bergman and George Sanders play a couple whose marriage disintegrates on a business trip to Italy. There's so wonderful scenes in museums and among the ruins of Pompeii, and the two leads are absolutely brilliant. The film twinges realism with melodrama to investigate how tangled and complex marriage is.

September 13th

16. Magnificent Obsession (Douglas Sirk, 1954 / United States / DVD)* --- Spine #457
A beloved doctor dies while waiting for the respirator being used to save a despised playboy. Then the playboy falls for the doctor's widow. Then the playboy inadvertently causes an accident that results in the widow being blind. Then the playboy... Gosh, this is a bonkers movie, and I loved every melodramatic minute!
--- Essay: "Magnificent Obsessions" by Geoffrey O'Brien


September 14th

17. The Asphalt Jungle (John Huston, 1950 / United States) --- Spine #847
The perfect heist is undone through coincidences, unlucky breaks, and double crosses. I'm a big fan of heist movies, and this is one of the best. Sterling Hayden plays the heavy of the group, a man who just wants enough money to buy back the family farm. This is one of the best cast movies I've ever seen.

September 15th

18. Summertime (David Lean, 1955 / United States / kanopy)* --- Spine #22
Katharine Hepburn plays an American on vacation in Venice. Despite misgivings and disappointments, she falls in love with both the city an the dashing owner of an antique store. It's very good.

September 16th

19. Inside Llewyn Davis (Joel Coen & Ethan Coen, 2013 / United States) --- Spine #794
A caustic folk musician goes through the trials of not making it while alienating everyone around him. The first time I watched this, I really didn't enjoy it, but this time something clicked. The Coens are so good at taking their anti-heroes on journeys that are both full of pathos and darkly comedic.
--- Soundtrack


September 20th

20. Ossos (Pedro Costa, 1997 / Portugal)* --- Spine #509
The film follows the desperate residents of the poverty-stricken district of Lisbon. It's a rumination on anger and despondence, and I was very depressed after watching it. I was planning to continue the trilogy, but I need some time before going back into the bleakness.

September 21st

21. The Virgin Suicides (Sofia Coppola, 1999 / United States / DVD)* --- Spine #920
Coppola adapts Jeffrey Eugenides' story of child suicide and the mystery of women. This is a fantastic film, and I cannot wait to add this to my collection during the next Criterion flash sale.

September 23rd

22. Dont Look Back (D.A. Pennebaker, 1967 / United States)* --- Spine #786
Recently, I watched several movies related to Bob Dylan so I fished this documentary out of my "to-sale-back" bag, and I'm glad I did. It's a candid look at the singer and his circle that captures the feeling and aura of the entourage.

23. One Hour with You (Ernst Lubitsch, 1932 / United States) --- Eclipse Series #8
A married couple get involved in amorous shenanigans with each other's best friends. It's a slight, silly musical and was just what I needed after a busy weekend.

September 24th

24. The Uninvited (Lewis Allen, 1944 / United States) --- Spine #677
A brother and sister buy an old manor overlooking the ocean and become convinced that it's haunted with spirits going after the original owner's granddaughter. There are some effect scares and misdirection, and my friends and I had a conversation about the queer overtones in the film.

September 28th

25. Calcutta (Louis Malle, 1969 / France)* --- Eclipse Series #2

September 29th

26. And the Ship Sails On (Federico Fellini, 1984 / Italy / DVD)* --- Spine #50

27. Miss Julie (Alf Sjoberg, 1951 / Sweden / kanopy)* --- Spine #416

September 30th

28. Häxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages (Benjamin Christensen, 1922 / Sweden & Denmark / kanopy)* --- Spine #134

Checklist
Spoiler:
Feature Presentation
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
-X- 1920: The Passion of Joan of Arc
-X- 1930: Pygmalion
-X- 1940: The Uninvited
-X- 1950: Summertime
-X- 1960: Dont Look Back
-X- 1970: The Merchant of Four Seasons
-X- 1980: Tanner '88
-X- 1990: The Virgin Suicides
--- 2000 -
-X- 2010: Inside Llewyn Davis

Watch something from each of the following spine number ranges.
-X- 001-100: RoboCop
-X- 101-200: Häxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages
-X- 201-300: Elena and Her Men
--- 301-400 -
-X- 401-500: Magnificent Obsession
-X- 501-600: Ossos
-X- 601-700: Journey to Italy
-X- 701-800: Vernon, Florida
-X- 801-900: The Asphalt Jungle
-X- an Eclipse title: One Hour with You
-X- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion (a title released on Laserdisc or a streaming exclusive): Akira

Who, What, and How
Watch 5 films from five different directors: Completed
-X- Sydney Pollack: Tootsie
-X- Satyajit Ray: An Enemy of the People
-X- Louis Malle: Calcutta
-X- Federico Fellini: And the Ship Sails On
-X- Alf Sjoberg: Miss Julie

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
-X- Japanese: I Am Waiting
-X- Swedish: Smiles of a Summer Night
--- Third language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fourth language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fifth language, (insert language), (insert title).

Special Edition Features
Read 5 essays from the Criterion booklets and/or listed here: Completed
-X- Elena and Her Men: "Elena and Her Men" by Christopher Faulkner
-X- Tanner '88: "Robert Altman's Best, For Real" by Michael Wilmington
-X- Tootsie: "One Great Dame" by Michael Sragow
-X- Magnificent Obsession: "Magnificent Obsessions" by Geoffrey O'Brien
-X- Pygmalion: "Pygmalion" by David Ehrenstein

Watch 5 Criterion supplemental interviews.
-X- Tanner '88: Robert Altman & Garry Trudeau
-X- Tootsie: Phil Rosenthal
-X- Smiles of a Summer Night: Peter Cowie & Jörn Donner
-X- The Merchant of Four Seasons: Irm Hermann
--- Fifth Interview Name, (insert film title)

Above and Beyond (Not Required to Complete Checklist)
--- Watch a film with commentary –
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Top Ten List -
-X- Listen to the soundtrack album for a Criterion/Eclipse film: Inside Llewyn Davis

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First Time Viewing
Television: 6
Streaming: 6
DVD: 4
Blu-ray: 5

August 31.
1. True Stories (1986), #951--Supposedly, David Byrne drew his inspiration for True Stories from the Weekly World News, a now-dead tabloid that specialized in inventing wacky stories about Bigfoot and UFOs and the infamous Bat Boy. Even though the main draw here is the music of Talking Heads, Byrne is following David Lynch in holding up a sideshow mirror to the weirdness in everyday Americana.

September 10.
2. Se7en (1995), LD#298--One of my favorite Morgan Freeman performances. Who knew Kevin Spacey was evil in real life, too?
3. The Holy Mountain (1973), Filmstruck --The opening scene with Hindi font production credits superimposed over a mystic cutting the hair from two prostitutes using gestures borrowed from the Zen Tea Ceremony, one can almost smell the weed and patchouli atmosphere of the film's intended audience.

September 15.
4. Midnight Cowboy (1969), #925--Midnight Cowboy is a time capsule of a NEw York City that no longer exists, a sleazy, filthy cesspit where you couldn't walk down 42nd Street without being accosted by beggars and prostitutes. Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman deliver knockout performances as a naive wanna-be male prostitute and a scummy con-man who ally with each other for survival.
5. King of Hearts (1967), LD #115 --"In a a mad world, only the mad are sane."

September 16.
6. Silence of the Lambs (1991), #13--Jonathan Demme's adaptation of Thomas Harris's book still spooks me all these decades after I first saw it in the theater, and even though I already know what happens. It's a brilliant thriller that works perfectly. There have been other Lecters but for me Hopkins's performance is definitive.
7. Hiroshima, Mon Amour (1959), #196--Much like Alain Resnais's other classic Last Year At Marienbad. this movie is a hypnotic journey into suffering and the infidelity of memory. Essentially, the movie is one long conversation between a French actress and a Japanese architect having an adulterous affair in post-war Hiroshima. Some of it reads like a documentary, the rest is like a dream journey between the past and the present.

September 20.
8. Time Bandits (1981), #37--Terry Gilliam's can be a bit precious sometimes, but Time Bandit's a classic that has stood the test of time.

September 21.
9. Festival (1967), #892--I don't think I've ever seen such a wide array of American roots music--blues, bluegrass, spirituals, Appalachian folk--as in this collection of performances at the Newport Folk Festival in the mid-60s starring legendary talents like Joan Baez, Peter, Paul, and Mary, and Bob Dylan. This is going on my To-Buy list in November.

September 22.
10. Videodrome (1983), #248--I remember how shocking Videodrome appeared when it was in theaters in 1883, and the television effects were cutting edge. 35 years later, Cronenberg's screenplay seems more prophetic than ever as we are ever glued to our screens more and more to the detriment of participating in the real world.

September 23.
11. Anatomy of a Murder (1959), #600--Pretty frank subject matter for a 50s film, and what a cast!
12. Ace in the Hole (1951), #396--Kirk Douglas gives one his career best performances as a cynical reporter who exploits the plight of a man trapped in a cave. Nowadays he'd work for Fox News.

September 25.
13. The Threepenny Opera (1931), #405--You can see how Kurt Weill's musical style influenced Kander and Ebb's score for Cabaret. Brecht's screenplay engages in obvious critiques of capitalism, and Brecht's thesis that capitalism is inherently corrupt and amoral has been visited by many other films, but none as lyrically as this.
14. Speedy (1928), #788--Speedy is a terrific comedy that still works nearly a century later, Not only is Harold Lloyd at his best, but he filmed Speedy on the streets of New York City, the film also serves as a time capsule of Manhattan before the erection of its most famous skyscrapers.

September 26.
15. Heart of a Dog (2015), #846--When I saw that this was a Laurie Anderson film, I thought it would be a concert film, but it's really a piece of art; part elegy to her deceased dog, part meditation on existence and reincarnation. I'm still working out what I think about it.

September 27.
16. Gomorrah (2008), #493--Gomorrah could have been an Altman film, with its intercut narrative of different stories winding through each other. It's a brutal film about the squalid lives of gangsters in Naples.

September 28
17. The Organizer (1963), #610--The tone here swings from the humorous to the tragic in this story about factory workers striking for better hours and pay in late-19th century Turin. The song in the opening credits makes the movie sound like a comedy, but it is anything but, despite Marcello Mastroianni's performance as an addled professor who becomes the workers' leader.

September 29
18. Dr. No (1963), LD#124--The first Bond film, not my favorite but still a lot of fun to watch.
19. Tampopo (1985), #868--This is an absolute confection of a film, a joyfully comedic tribute to the humble ramen bowl.

September 30
20. Blood Wedding (1981), Eclipse Box 6--This balletic adaptation of Garcia Lorca's play is more about the creation of a piece. The film starts with the prop master opening the box of props and costumes and turning on the lights at each makeup table. Then the dancers arrive, gossiping and joking with each other. We see them rehearse, then put on makeup and costumes, and the last half is the staging of the ballet itself entirely within a rehearsal hall.
21. I Married a Witch (1942), #676-Blu-Ray-**** Veronica Lake plays a witch burned at Salem (except no witches were burned they--they were hanged) who comes back to bedevil the heir of a curse she placed on his family at her execution. Cecil Kellaway plays her father and Frederic March plays her beau. This is a genuinely funny, sweet comedy.
22. Dressed To Kill (1980), #770-Blu-Ray-**** De Palma's films are often derivative of Hitchcock, and Dressed To Kill is a prime example, clearly ripped of from Psycho. In 1980 transgender characters were an easy punchline but nearly 40 years on, the topic is much more problematic.

Checklist
Spoiler:

Feature Presentation
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
-X-1920 - Speedy]
-X-1930 - The Threepenny Opera
-X-1940 - I Married a Witch
-X-1950 - Hiroshima, Mon Amour
-X-1960 - King of Hearts
-X-1970 - The Holy Mountain
-X-1980 - True Stories
-X-1990 - Se7en
-X-2000 - Gomorrah
-X-2010 -Heart of a Dog

Watch something from each of the following spine number ranges.
-X-001-100 - Silence of the Lambs
-X-101-200 - Hiroshima, Mon Amour
-X-201-300 - Videodrome
-X-301-400 - Ace in the Hole
-X-401-500 - The Threepenny Opera
-X-501-600 - Anatomy of a Murder
-X-601-700 - The Organizer
-X-701-800 - Speedy
-X-801-900 - Festival
-X- 901-952 - True Stories
-X- an Eclipse title - Blood Wedding
-X- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion (a title released on Laserdisc or a streaming exclusive) - Se7en

Who, What, and How
Watch 5 films from five different directors. [New for 2018!]
-X- John Schlesinger, Midnight Cowboy
-X- Alejandro Jodorowsky, The Holy Mountain
-X- David Fincher, Se7en
-X- Jonathan Demme, Silence of the Lambs
-X- Terry Gilliam, Time Bandits

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
-X-Spanish, The Holy Mountain
-X- French, King of Hearts
-X- German, The Threepenny Opera
-X-Italian, Gomorrah
-X-Japanese, Tampopo

Special Edition Features
Read 5 essays from the Criterion booklets and/or listed here.
-X- Midnight Cowboy: On The Fringe, Midnight Cowboy
-X- King of Hearts, King of Hearts
-X-The Silence of the Lambs: A Hero of Our Time
-X-Night of the Living Dead: Mere Anarchy is Loosed
-X-The Breakfast Club: Smells Like Teen Realness

Watch 5 Criterion supplemental interviews. Many of these can be found on Criterion.com and in The Criterion Channel on FilmStruck (see Clips for the related film).
-X-Lighting Barry Lyndon
-X-Nabuko Miyamoto on Tampopo
-X-Ana Lilly Amirpour on Tampopo
-X-The Newport Folk Festival and the Expression of the Counterculture Movement, Festival, Festival
-X-John Waters on Art-House Exploitation, Multiple Madness

Above and Beyond (Not Required to Complete Checklist)
--- Watch a film with commentary –
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Top Ten List -
--- Listen to the soundtrack album for a Criterion/Eclipse film -

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The 2018 Criterion Challenge

September 2
1. David Lynch: The Art Life Amazon Prime

September 6
2. Vernon, Florida Netflix Instant
3. The Killers 1956

September 8
4. The Killers 1964
5. This is Spinal Tap

September 9
6. Donkey Skin

September 23
7. Purple Noon

September 30
8. Vampyr
9. Carnival of Souls


Checklist:
Spoiler:
Feature Presentation
Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.
--- 1920 - (insert film title here)
XXX 1930 - Vampyr 1932
--- 1940 -
--- 1950 -
XXX 1960 - The Killers 1964
XXX 1970 - Donkey Skin 1970
XXX 1980 - Vernon, Florida 1981
--- 1990 -
--- 2000 -
XXX 2010 - David Lynch: The Art Life 2016

Watch something from each of the following spine number ranges.
XXX 001-100 - This is Spinal Tap 12
XXX 101-200 - The Killers 176
--- 201-300 -
--- 301-400 -
XXX 401-500 - Vampyr 437
--- 501-600 -
XXX 601-700 - Purple Noon 637
XXX 701-800 - Vernon, Florida 752
XXX 801-900 - David Lynch: The Art Life 895
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion (a title released on Laserdisc or a streaming exclusive) -

Who, What, and How
Watch 5 films from five different directors. [New for 2018!]
XXX Vernon, Florida Errol Morris
XXX The Killers Don Siegel
XXX This is Spinal Tap Rob Reiner
XXX Donkey Skin Jacques Demy
XXX Purple Noon René Clément

Watch films in at least 5 languages.
XXX David Lynch: The Art Life English
XXX Donkey Skin French
XXX Vampyr German
--- Fourth language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fifth language, (insert language), (insert title).

Special Edition Features
Read 5 essays from the Criterion booklets and/or listed here.
XXX The Killers: A Decisive Reversal of Values by Geoffrey O'Brien
--- Second Essay title, (title of film)
--- Third Essay title, (title of film)
--- Fourth Essay title, (title of film)
--- Fifth Essay title, (title of film)

Watch 5 Criterion supplemental interviews. Many of these can be found on Criterion.com and in The Criterion Channel on FilmStruck (see Clips for the related film).
--- First Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Second Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Third Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Fourth Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Fifth Interview Name, (insert film title)

Above and Beyond (Not Required to Complete Checklist)
--- Watch a film with commentary –
XXX Watch a supplemental short film – The Killers 1956
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Top Ten List -
XXX Listen to the soundtrack album for a Criterion/Eclipse film - This is Spinal Tap

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2018 Criterion Collection Challenge

Sept 6

1. A Brief History Of Time (Criterion Collection) - Google Play


Sept 7

2. Gojira - DVD
Gojira Bonus Features
Gojira Audio Commentary
Godzilla: The Art Of Story Development
Making Of The Godzilla Suit
Original Trailer


Sept 15

3. Ride With The Devil - Encore Westerns


Sept 21

4. Grey Gardens (Criterion Collection) - Google Play


Sept 24

5. Fishing With John: Episode 1 - YouTube


Sept 26

6. Godzilla: King Of The Monsters - DVD
Godzilla Bonus Features
Audio Commentary
Original Trailer


Sept 28

7. Fishing With John: Episode 2 - YouTube


Sept 30

8. Godzilla Raids Again - DVD

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* = First time viewing
August 31
  1. * Before Sunset (2004)

    September 1
  2. The Breakfast Club (1985)
  3. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
  4. The Silence of the Lambs (1991)

    September 2
  5. * Paris, Texas (1984)
  6. * Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985)

    September 3
  7. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004)
  8. Rushmore (1998)

    September 7
  9. * Weekend (2011)

    September 9
  10. * Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words (2015)

    September 15
  11. * Oliver Twist (1948)

    September 16
  12. * The Firemen’s Ball (1967)

    September 29
  13. Dazed and Confused (1993)

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Hopefully I can get in a few.
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1. M* DVD
2. Diabolique DVD
3. Shock Corridor* DVD


*first-time viewing

Checklist:

Spoiler:

Feature Presentation

Watch one film from every decade covered by Criterion.

--- 1920 -
-X- 1930 - M (1931)
--- 1940 -
-X- 1950 - Diabolique (1955)
-X- 1960 - Shock Corridor (1963)
--- 1970 -
--- 1980 -
--- 1990 -
--- 2000 -
--- 2010 -

Watch something from each of the following spine number ranges.

-X- 001-100 - M (#30)
--- 101-200 -
--- 201-300 -
--- 301-400 -
--- 401-500 -
--- 501-600 -
--- 601-700 -
--- 701-800 -
--- 801-900 -
--- an Eclipse title -
--- Watch a title not released on DVD by Criterion (a title released on Laserdisc or a streaming exclusive) -


Who, What, and How

Watch 5 films from five different directors. [New for 2018!]

-X- Fritz Lang, (M)
-X- Henri-Georges Clouzot, (Diabolique)
-X- Samuel Fuller, (Shock Corridor)
--- Fourth Director, (insert title)
--- Fifth Director, (insert title)

Watch films in at least 5 languages.

-X- First language, (German), (M).
-X- Second language, (French), (Diabolique).
-X- Third language, (English), (Shock Corridor).
--- Fourth language, (insert language), (insert title).
--- Fifth language, (insert language), (insert title).


Special Edition Features

Read 5 essays from the Criterion booklets and/or the Criterion website.

-X- "Diabolique," by Danny Peary, (Diabolique)
--- Second Essay title, (title of film)
--- Third Essay title, (title of film)
--- Fourth Essay title, (title of film)
--- Fifth Essay title, (title of film)

Watch 5 Criterion supplemental interviews. Many of these can be found on Criterion.com and in The Criterion Channel on FilmStruck (see Clips for the related film).

--- First Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Second Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Third Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Fourth Interview Name, (insert film title)
--- Fifth Interview Name, (insert film title)


Above and Beyond (Not Required to Complete Checklist)

--- Watch a film with commentary –
--- Watch a supplemental short film –
--- Watch a Criterion disc completely. Every part of it. -
--- Watch an entire Top Ten List -
--- Listen to the soundtrack album for a Criterion/Eclipse film -

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Streaming/Files

September 1st, 2018

1. Anatomy of a Murder
This is a movie I've watched many, many times. While the frank discussion of rape was noteworthy at the time, that has become the least interesting part of the film now. The major actors are great of course, and many of the minor characters hold their own pretty well, but I think George C Scott gets some really good moments of lawyer villainy.

I watched 12 Angry Men a few nights ago. I must have been on a courtroom drama kick. A third favorite in that arena is the film Compulsion starring Orson Welles and based on Leopold-Loeb.

2. Frances Ha
I see this one mentioned a lot as a favorite and often seems to show up in people's first time sales hauls, but it wasn't really for me. I like character driven slice of life movies, but I didn't really find Frances or any of her friends that interesting to watch.
September 2nd, 2018

3. The Breakfast Club
I was born in 1975 but missed a lot of the 'popular' teen movies of the 1980s. Saw the commercials for most of the John Hughes films but they didn't speak to me then so I ridiculed them and didn't watch them. I tried watching The Breakfast Club once before but only made it half way, and I finally watched Ferris Bueller's Day Off recently. Neither of them did anything for me now either, and certainly The Breakfast Club does end up re-enforcing some cliches like The Princess falling for The Bad Boy when she has no reason to do so or the freak getting a makeover by the Princess at the end so she is finally acceptable to be friends with/date.

I get that this movie kicked off a resurgence in teen dramas but I don't think I will ever like that genre of 80s film even if it is in The Collection.

4. Brute Force
I find it amazing just how good Burt Lancaster was in his early Noir/B-movie roles since my first exposure to him as a kid was Elmer Gantry. Hume Cronyn surprisingly is amazing as the cruel Captain Munsey - again I only knew Hume Cronyn growing up as an actor at the end of his career and as the husband of Jessica Tandy but he was pretty good back in his prime too.

We have Riffifi and Night and the City on Blu-Ray but I really would love a Criterion blu-ray release of Brute Force as it would make a great duel feature with A Man Escaped.

5. Armageddon
Strangely enough, I've never bothered to see this train wreck of a movie, but since it's on Netflix I figured I'd give it a go.
What's surprising is how much I love Bad Boys but that's the only Michael Bay movie I've seen that I like in any way. For some reason, I find some of the key action scenes in Bay's films to just be plain boring and, for that sin alone, I would not like this movie; but of course there's the whole bad acting and dialogue thing too.
September 5th, 2018

6. Night and the City
This film seems to be missing when the subject of awesome film noirs comes up. Directed by Jules Dassin again, starring Richard Widmark, I think it is the character of Gregorius and his son that I actually find the most interesting amongst a host of nefarious characters. I admit the subject of wrestling in this film always puts me in mind of Barton Fink for a moment.
September 6th, 2018

7. House of Games
I didn't much like this movie the first time I watched it, but I've seen my disc three times now and I like it much more each time I see it. Great atmosphere, love the ambient minimalist soundtrack, but I'm just not sure I completely buy the ending or the Lindsay Crouse character. Just seems like she left her guard down way too often after the first encounter with the con men.
Still, might make a good double feature with The Sting.

8. The Game
Still not my favorite Fincher compared to Seven, Fight Club, and Alien 3; however, becoming more and more relevant with the focus on experiential entertainment in the last few years.

9. Thieves' Highway
Good movie but probably my least favorite of the four Jules Dassin movies I've seen. Most of the characters are just not as interesting and I usually think about watching something like Wages of Fear instead.
September 7th, 2018

10. Safety Last!
I always seem to gravitate just a bit more to Harold Lloyd than to Chaplin overall but it's very close in my mind. While the clock scene is the most famous in this movie, I can't help laugh myself silly during most of the department store scenes, especially when the mob of women are overwhelming Harold. I keep hoping for more Lloyd to hit the collection as I know it will eventually.
September 16th, 2018

11. Eyes Without A Face
I love the atmosphere in the first 2/3 of the movie but for some reason I just get lost and bored in the final act. Second time watching it and I still kinda drifted away in the last 20 minutes.
September 17th, 2018

12. Blast of Silence
Very underseen noir/crime film. Drags in the middle a bit but I like the way the narration comments on exposition as well as the thoughts and feelings of the character in a kind of 2nd person format.
September 22nd, 2018
13. Throne of Blood
Movie felt a little slow in scene transitions, but overall I liked it.
I really don't know too much about Noh traditions so I'd like to read more about that and then rewatch the film.
September 23rd, 2018
14. Death of a Cyclist
15. Ran
September 28th, 2018
16. Kameradschaft
17. Pulp Fiction
September 29th, 2018
18. Dr. No
September 30th, 2018
19. The Testament of Dr Mabuse
20. The Devil and Daniel Webster
21. Cat People

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* First Time Viewing

September 6
1. Election (1999) * - 3.5/5

September 18
2. She's Gotta Have It (1986) * - 3/5

September 19
3. Silverado (1985) * - 3.5/5

September 20
4. Raging Bull (1980) * - 4/5

September 23
5. Crash (1996) * - 1.5/5

September 24
6. Dr. No (1962) * - 3/5

September 25
7. North By Northwest (1959) * - 4/5

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August 25:
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#125
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Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) Theatre!


August 27:
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#060
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2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) IMAX!


September 07:
01.

#925
Midnight Cowboy (1969) my Blu-Ray




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01. Journey to Italy / 1954 / Sept. 11 *
-----Film Viewing
-----Supplement: "Martine Scorsese"

02. The Tree of Life / 189 min. version * / Sept. 15
-----Film Viewing

03. The Merchant of Four Seasons / Sept. 17 *
-----Film Viewing
-----Supplement: Hans Hirschmüller interview
-----Supplement: Irm Hermann interview]

04. The Red Balloon [HiDef bluray] / Sept. 19

05. The Producers / 1967 / 2017 4K restoration (bluray *) / Sept. 23
-----Film Viewing

06. White Mare / 1953 / bluray / Sept. 25

07. Last Year at Marienbad / 1961 / 2017 4K restoration (bluray *) / Sept. 29

08. Olympic Spirit / 1980 / bluray / Sept. 30 *


* First Time Viewing

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