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Giles 04-17-15 12:00 PM

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Criterion actually has a Kid's movie suggestion page here:

Ten Old Movies To Watch With The Kids

rocket1312 04-17-15 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Giles (Post 12455040)
"family friendly" and 'Watership Down' don't equate - it maybe animated but it's tone and grimness doesn't exactly make this appropriate for all children.

http://i59.tinypic.com/2llcy89.jpg

Giles 04-17-15 02:34 PM

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^ :rimshot:

Josh Z 04-17-15 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDuke (Post 12455051)
Show him Au Revoir Les Enfants.

I was going to suggest Y Tu Mama Tambien.

inri222 04-17-15 03:09 PM

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What about Sweet Movie?

Hazel Motes 04-17-15 03:16 PM

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ergh. I keep waiting for a McCabe & Mrs Miller announcement that just doesn't seem to be coming.

Ringmaster 04-17-15 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Josh Z (Post 12455263)
I was going to suggest Y Tu Mama Tambien.

The Last Temptation of Christ is a great Sunday afternoon movie to watch with the whole family.

hanshotfirst1138 04-17-15 06:17 PM


Originally Posted by Josh Z (Post 12455263)
I was going to suggest Y Tu Mama Tambien.

I was thinking The Night Porter.

Giles 04-17-15 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by inri222 (Post 12455281)
What about Sweet Movie?

or 'WR Mysteries of the Organism'

inri222 04-17-15 10:41 PM

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Antichrist is suitable for the whole family, don't let the title fool you. At the center of the story is a stable loving couple, a little boy who likes to dive into the snow, a cuddly fox, a cute dear and a suave raven.

slowcloud 04-18-15 05:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Giles (Post 12455057)
Criterion actually has a Kid's movie suggestion page here:

Ten Old Movies To Watch With The Kids

Sorry about the jokers here. But I think you came with a legit question, and the list in the link above is actually full of great suggestions.

Mondo Kane 04-19-15 02:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Giles (Post 12455512)
or 'WR Mysteries of the Organism'

That's only got one scene, really. Last half hour of Sweet Movie is, "Whoa".

milo bloom 04-19-15 10:52 AM

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I've got a few of the movies on that list and I am well aware of the issues with Watership Down.

Would love for Criterion to keep updating that list.

Would you all say Black Stallion is ok for an almost 8 year old?

Neil M. 04-19-15 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by milo bloom (Post 12456456)
Would you all say Black Stallion is ok for an almost 8 year old?

Yes. I wouldn't hesitate to show it to someone that young. It's definitely a family film.

milo bloom 04-19-15 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Neil M. (Post 12456496)
Yes. I wouldn't hesitate to show it to someone that young. It's definitely a family film.

Thanks, glad to see Criterion expanding their horizons these past few years.

hanshotfirst1138 04-19-15 02:50 PM

It's based on a pretty famous children's book, isn't it?

davidlynchfan 04-19-15 04:16 PM

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I find American parents too prudish on what to show their kids.

Living Deadpan 04-19-15 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by davidlynchfan (Post 12456736)
I find American parents too prudish on what to show their kids.

I've encountered much of the opposite. Like my young kid cousins watching Silence of the Lambs & laughing hysterically at Buffalo Bill.

hanshotfirst1138 04-19-15 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by davidlynchfan (Post 12456736)
I find American parents too prudish on what to show their kids.

They'll see it anyway with the Internet nowadays.


Originally Posted by Living Deadpan (Post 12456829)
I've encountered much of the opposite. Like my young kid cousins watching Silence of the Lambs & laughing hysterically at Buffalo Bill.

I'm...disturbed.

slowcloud 04-20-15 05:01 AM

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Originally Posted by hanshotfirst1138 (Post 12456910)
They'll see it anyway with the Internet nowadays.



I'm...disturbed.

Ah, that's nothing. My wife said she and her cousins would beg her parents to re-play Santa Sangre from Alejandro Jodorowsky when they were asked what movie they wanted to watch with a chant of the film's titles. Even Brontis Jodorowsky was disturbed when I told him about this.

Oh, and my wife is from Mexico, so American's are still prudish.

milo bloom 04-20-15 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by davidlynchfan (Post 12456736)
I find American parents too prudish on what to show their kids.

There's something to be said about what many American parents find okay and not - the South Park movie comes to mind "horrific and deplorable violence are okay as long as you don't say any naughty words" - but there's nothing wrong with making sure your children are emotionally ready for the ideas being presented.

My wife and I probably push the envelope with some TV we watch with our son (even some Doctor Who eps can be a little scary), but we do our best to shield him from concepts he's simply not ready for. It's not a matter of keeping him sheltered, but of making sure it's a progression of ideas and how to deal with them.

obscurelabel 04-20-15 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Chadm (Post 12455289)
ergh. I keep waiting for a McCabe & Mrs Miller announcement that just doesn't seem to be coming.

Have Criterion been able to license any WB titles? Badlands was a special case -- I think the original producer still holds enough ownership rights to make a home video deal independently of WB, even though it may be listed as a WB film. Also Short Cuts and maybe My Own Private Idaho were New Line and they were able to make their own deals before WB folded them.

Anyway, if WB isn't changing you may have a while to wait. If there's something on the horizon with them I'd be glad to hear it.

inri222 04-20-15 01:31 PM

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Toshiya Fujita’s Lady Snowblood Films Joining The Criterion Collection

http://criterioncast.com/news/toshiy...ion-collection

E Unit 04-20-15 01:55 PM

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Please tell me these will also be on blu ray...

rocket1312 04-20-15 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by obscurelabel (Post 12457337)
Have Criterion been able to license any WB titles? Badlands was a special case -- I think the original producer still holds enough ownership rights to make a home video deal independently of WB, even though it may be listed as a WB film. Also Short Cuts and maybe My Own Private Idaho were New Line and they were able to make their own deals before WB folded them.

Anyway, if WB isn't changing you may have a while to wait. If there's something on the horizon with them I'd be glad to hear it.

Word a few months back (maybe it was discussed in their annual Wexner Center talk?) was that they had been able to secure licensing for a handful of WB films. I vaguely recall something about Criterion giving WB a wish list that was obviously unrealistic, but then were surprised at just what WB was willing to give up.

inri222 04-20-15 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by rocket1312 (Post 12457623)
Word a few months back (maybe it was discussed in their annual Wexner Center talk?) was that they had been able to secure licensing for a handful of WB films. I vaguely recall something about Criterion giving WB a wish list that was obviously unrealistic, but then were surprised at just what WB was willing to give up.

I hope Blow-Up & The Devils are on that list.

rocket1312 04-20-15 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by inri222 (Post 12457628)
I hope Blow-Up & The Devils are on that list.

Don't know about Blow-Up, but I'm pretty sure The Devils has been mentioned as coming at some point.

PhantomStranger 04-20-15 02:50 PM

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Yes, I have heard of several WB movies that Criterion has likely licensed.

Giles 04-20-15 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Mondo Kane (Post 12456324)
That's only got one scene, really. Last half hour of Sweet Movie is, "Whoa".

yeah that
Spoiler:
piss scene is a doozy

Solid Snake 04-20-15 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by inri222 (Post 12457553)
toshiya fujita’s lady snowblood films joining the criterion collection

http://criterioncast.com/news/toshiy...ion-collection

yes. Fuck me. Yes.

Giles 04-20-15 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by rocket1312 (Post 12457631)
Don't know about Blow-Up, but I'm pretty sure The Devils has been mentioned as coming at some point.

come hell or high water - they'd have to pry 'The Devils' out of Warner's dead clammy hands - I'm probably eating my words here, but pigs would fly prior to Warner's letting Criterion release a bluray edition of 'The Devils' - I'm sure we'd see the same version that BFI released but not the version that actually restored the complete infamous 'rape of Christ' scene.

I'd assume these following scenes are now lost to the winds but the perverted side of me would love to see the cut scenes:
Spoiler:
Sister Jeanne using the charred bone as a dildo / and her holy water colonic enema defecation on the altar scene

hanshotfirst1138 04-20-15 07:51 PM

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As nice as the Criterion version of The Devils would be, it isn't likely.

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/zBZ5bl8sYY4" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/hAY6TFTAmQg" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

rocket1312 04-21-15 08:10 AM

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My mistake. I thought The Devils had been more or less confirmed, but I did some googling and realized that it was just that Peter Becker (head of Criterion) had mentioned in interviews in recent years that they have been trying to get the rights. Once word of a potential Criterion deal for WB titles came out, in conjunction with the BFI release of the Devils, such as it is, stoked the flames of the rumor fire quite a bit.

inri222 04-21-15 08:21 AM

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I guess I'll have to hold on to my Angel Digital dvd which is the closest thing to the uncut version.
If only Martin Scorsese could round up some high profile filmmakers to bust Warner's chops.

Giles 04-28-15 07:02 PM

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Criterion changed the release date of 'Moonrise Kingdom' to September 22

http://www.criterion.com/films/28757-moonrise-kingdom

LorenzoL 04-29-15 12:02 AM

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Originally Posted by inri222 (Post 12457553)
Toshiya Fujita’s Lady Snowblood Films Joining The Criterion Collection

http://criterioncast.com/news/toshiy...ion-collection


Originally Posted by trespoochies (Post 12457593)
Please tell me these will also be on blu ray...

+1 For a Blu-ray release too. I have the Animeigo release for the first film but I would love to have them on Blu.

islandclaws 04-29-15 04:42 PM

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Based on today's newsletter clue, looks like Mulholland Dr. is (finally) coming soon.

Mondo Kane 04-29-15 05:17 PM

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^Can't wait to find out what the extras are!

gryffinmaster 04-29-15 05:36 PM

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http://i.imgur.com/7niTvDJ.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/rvKFwxD.gif

inri222 04-29-15 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Mondo Kane (Post 12467424)
^Can't wait to find out what the extras are!

I hope one of the extras is the pilot.


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