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E Unit 01-06-14 01:01 PM

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It came out on laserdisc. It wouldn't have been a bad thing at all if it didn't.

Living Deadpan 01-06-14 05:20 PM

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Is it possible the image interpreted as Ringu/Macbeth could represent The Brood?

Regarding the jazz musicians... would anyone see Criterion treatment given to The Cotton Club? They did release Heavens Gate, another high-profile flop.

Regarding the angels... since they already released Wings of Desire, would they be releasing Wenders' sequel Faraway, So Close?

It's a good thing The Fury was already released on BD by Twilight Time, otherwise I'd start to wonder if the exploding head was for that instead of Scanners.

Solid Snake 01-07-14 09:45 AM

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Thief BD review. Very nice.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Thief-.../47071/#Review

tiege 01-07-14 08:01 PM

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Anyone know whether (or why not) Scorcese's World Cinema Project will be sold by Barnes and Noble. Never saw it in any of their stores and not listed by bn.com either.

dino88 01-07-14 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by tiege (Post 11969998)
Anyone know whether (or why not) Scorcese's World Cinema Project will be sold by Barnes and Noble. Never saw it in any of their stores and not listed by bn.com either.

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/dvd-...n=715515112314

LPMA 01-07-14 10:30 PM

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Oh wow, that packaging shot makes that thing look like a monster.

dino88 01-07-14 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by LPMA (Post 11970096)
Oh wow, that packaging shot makes that thing look like a monster.

It doesn't look that big from the shot taken by the reviewer here. It looks similar in size to the America Lost and Found set. It's tiny compared to the Zatoichi set. :)

http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/62277...ormat-edition/

slop101 01-07-14 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by dino88 (Post 11970099)
It doesn't look that big from the shot taken by the reviewer here. It looks similar in size to the America Lost and Found set. It's tiny compared to the Zatoichi set. :)

And yet I paid less for my Zatoichi set of 26 movies than what this set of 6 movies is going for now. I have to say, I was interested in this due to Scorsese's involvement, but reading up on the films, whether they're good or not, they don't seem all too interesting to me.

gmanca 01-08-14 12:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Solid Snake (Post 11969348)

Only question for me is if it has the scene of Cann on the dock with the older fisherman, that shot is amazing.

ntnon 01-08-14 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by slop101 (Post 11970102)
..I paid less for my Zatoichi set of 26 movies than what this set of 6 movies is going for now.

Presumably because Zatoichi was on sale and had a coupon. The World Cinema set is not on sale yet - but during the next sale, it will be as cheap even without a coupon... I'm waiting patiently!

bruceames 01-08-14 09:55 AM

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I got the Scorsese set from Amazon about 2 weeks ago for $65.00. That's only $2.50 more than half off so I jumped on it and I'm glad I did.

The movies are very obscure but very rewarding, especially from a cultural viewpoint. I've watched 4 of them so far and my favorite is A River Called Titas.

tiege 01-14-14 10:19 PM

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Does anyone know why Breathless was released again when both the DVD and blu-ray versions were already released? Was anything new added as supplements?

TheDuke 01-14-14 11:00 PM

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It's one of their more popular titles, so I would assume they needed to do a repress and seeing as how their whole idea behind the combo packs is cost effectiveness, I would imagine once a pressing of a movie sells out from now on it will be repressed in a combo pack. Maybe not though, just an educated guess.

riotinmyskull 01-15-14 06:00 AM

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announcement day!

Giles 01-15-14 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by riotinmyskull (Post 11977969)
announcement day!

oh the excitement! - trying not to jizz in my pants.

islandclaws 01-15-14 11:14 AM

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Let's guess what they won't announce!

Scanners
any early Cronenberg, for that matter
Eraserhead
Mulholland Dr.

Solid Snake 01-15-14 11:21 AM

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Y tu mama tambien, motherfuckers!

riotinmyskull 01-15-14 11:26 AM

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wishlist:

ERASERHEAD
MULHOLLAND DRIVE
SCANNERS
THE BROOD
BRUTE FORCE
FRIENDS OF EDDIE COYLE

Giles 01-15-14 11:29 AM

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It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World - DVDBeaver review

JayDerek 01-15-14 03:28 PM

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http://s3.amazonaws.com/criterion-pr...0_original.jpg http://s3.amazonaws.com/criterion-pr...0_original.jpg

http://s3.amazonaws.com/criterion-pr...0_original.jpg http://s3.amazonaws.com/criterion-pr...0_original.jpg

http://s3.amazonaws.com/criterion-pr...0_original.jpg

riotinmyskull 01-15-14 03:47 PM

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stoked on riot in cell block 11

Adam Tyner 01-15-14 03:55 PM

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Is there anything new with The 400 Blows aside from being a dual-format release?

slop101 01-15-14 04:03 PM

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meh.

nitin77 01-15-14 04:05 PM

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Master of the House, holy shit!

Rypro 525 01-15-14 04:10 PM

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How many people will complain about the video quality for Breaking The Waves?

Solid Snake 01-15-14 04:30 PM

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Meh.

dino88 01-15-14 04:42 PM

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Can't wait for Breaking the Waves.

Sondheim 01-15-14 06:10 PM

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Cool month. I've been waiting to own a copy of Breaking the Waves, and more Dreyer and Siegel films are always welcome.

LPMA 01-15-14 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Adam Tyner (Post 11978625)
Is there anything new with The 400 Blows aside from being a dual-format release?

Too lazy to double check but it doesn't seem like it. I don't like this new trend of announcing re-releases as part of their monthly announcements.

milo bloom 01-15-14 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by LPMA (Post 11978808)
. I don't like this new trend of announcing re-releases as part of their monthly announcements.

I don't mind it because I'm only a casual collector and I like knowing about updates to catalog titles that I might not have noticed before. I can't be the only person like this and Criterion likely knows it and wants to make sure they reach as many people as possible.

islandclaws 01-15-14 08:01 PM

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Zzzzzzzz. Not an exciting month for me.

cgray 01-15-14 08:49 PM

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Agreed!

jwstl 01-15-14 09:21 PM

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A month with Dreyer is a good month for me.

bluetoast 01-15-14 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by LPMA (Post 11978808)
Too lazy to double check but it doesn't seem like it. I don't like this new trend of announcing re-releases as part of their monthly announcements.

Yeah that's kind of lame. Now if they had announced the entire Doinel box set on Blu, then we'd be talking.

inri222 01-15-14 09:59 PM

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:up: Von Trier

MTRodaba2468 01-15-14 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Adam Tyner (Post 11978625)
Is there anything new with The 400 Blows aside from being a dual-format release?

I had read on another forum that this release would have Antoine and Colette on it, but looking at the Criterion website, it still looks to only be in the Antoine Doinel box.

If they upgraded that box set to Blu, I'd be all over it.


Originally Posted by LPMA (Post 11978808)
Too lazy to double check but it doesn't seem like it. I don't like this new trend of announcing re-releases as part of their monthly announcements.

It's not exactly a new trend; they've been doing it ever since they started doing upgrading previous spine-numbers on Blu-Ray; if you already have the title, then you can skip it and move onto the other titles.

Class316 01-15-14 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Giles (Post 11978242)

Damn. This looks like a bad ass release. I hope it goes down in price though ($30 at amazon). Then I can own my second ever criterion.

GoldenJCJ 01-16-14 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Giles (Post 11978242)

Jesus, 3 hours and 15 minutes is a fucking eternity for a comedy. Who directed this thing, Judd Apatow?!

rocket1312 01-16-14 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by MTRodaba2468 (Post 11979063)
It's not exactly a new trend; they've been doing it ever since they started doing upgrading previous spine-numbers on Blu-Ray; if you already have the title, then you can skip it and move onto the other titles.

Announcing blu-ray upgrades is one thing, announcing what are essentially repackagings is another. That said, I don't think anyone would have a problem with it if there were any actual upgrades this month, but there isn't so it sticks out.

LPMA 01-16-14 08:15 PM

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I really dig the Mad World packaging.


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