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Hello Criterion. I’ve recently published a book about A24. What I found when writing is that Criterion comes up a lot! Many of the directors are Criterion fans, starting with Barry Jenkins who essentially incorporated the “film school in a box” education…

In 51,129 comments from six knife subreddits, the 5% most brand-heavy accounts wrote 11.3% of the brand mentions in buying threads, against 7.9% expected by chance. For one brand it is 31% against 8%.…

I once overrode my own website blocker for 444 minutes. After that I stopped relying on willpower and started making the internet boring: app deletions, LeechBlock, grayscale mode, and a custom userscript.

u/Hartkralle says that eBay refunds them when they report these fake drives, so getting scammers banned from the platform is worth their effort.…

Hello! The mods graciously gave me permission to share this. I’m writing a free Substack covering Ingrid Bergman’s filmography in chronological order—from her earliest Swedish films to her final screen appearances.…

Pick this one up yesterday. I was out of town ("vacation") and saw that the actress, Ezter Balint would be in town for a few days for a screening and two performances. Luckily the one B&N by my hotel had it as it said none in my home area did.…

what movies deserve a shoutout? (apart from his collaborations with Sergio Leone, the thing, the mission and his other well known scores) i love the music he did for Bullets don’t argue (1964), Cat o nine tails (1971), Kill the fatted calf and roast it…

Alright it’s the time of month again to ask the question. What are we hoping to wish into existence for the October announcements next week? I’m hoping for a couple upgrades to 4k including House and Night of the Hunter.…

Took advantage of the B&N 50% sale. Only thing I grabbed off Amazon was Network and Harakiri (also got the same sale going). First film I plan on watching is Videodrome, my brother is down to watch it with me.…

THIS IS NOT A CRITERION HAUL! I've collected these over the course of the past few years, but I just barely decided tonight to give the discs from my at-home Criterion Collection a shelf of their own!…

-Harakiri (1962) Blu-Ray -A Man and a Woman (1966) Blu-Ray -The Learning Tree (1969) Blu-Ray -The Spy Who Came in From the Cold (1965) Blu-Ray -The Gunfighter (1950) Blu-Ray -The Player (1992) Blu-Ray -Charade (1963) 4K -The Man Who Wasn’t There (2001) 4K…

So excited to watch these! Thanks, Criterion! 💸 1: Sorcerer is first because I’ve never seen it and it sounds like a hoot. 2: I’ve been looking forward to owning Double Indemnity for a long time. I always need a copy. Can’t wait to see it in 4K UHD.…

I do sometimes binge watch films. But watching more than “one of the GREATS” a day can be a bit hard for me to digest. Really great films stay on my mind for days, weeks and sometimes months.…

It took me a bit to get into the vibe of this movie. But Lav Diaz is brilliant. Once I realized that every shot was a static camera angle, in the spirit of Ozu, this film really drew me in. It's minimalist, no score and mainly wide angle shots.…

Cashier said “I’m not a criterion guy. I never know any of the movies people buy. Do you buy a lot of them? Which of these do you suggest?” I took a solid minute to think and I suggested The Night Of The Hunter 😂 I didn’t wanna freak the guy out…

With this sale and everyone buying Network, I’ve been trying to push A Face in the Crowd as it seems to not be well known to the newer cinephiles on here.…

Announced the same day my copy of the elephant man arrived 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🫍🧿😭😭 All blind buys, gonna go through them chronologically. edit: mispoke, eraserhead isn't a blindbuy submitted by /u/Queasy-Condition-233 [link] [comments]

A sweeping two-part film that has the power of a Godfather-type epic saga sprawling multiple generations. Let alone the fact that 50% of the movie could be French provincial paintings (the 4K shines), the story is even better.…