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Criterion Announces April Titles

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The Criterion Collection has announced five titles for Blu-ray release in April. On April 9th, the studio will release Richard III (Laurence Olivier, 1955), Gate of Hell (Teinosuke Kinugasa, 1953), and Naked Lunch (David Cronenberg, 1981). A week later, it will release Repo Man (Alex Cox, 1984). On April 23rd, it will release a collection of films by director-actor Pierre Etaix.

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****in' REPO MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And Naked Lunch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by adgy-san

Criterion Announces April Titles



****in' REPO MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And Naked Lunch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Is it April yet?

Eclipse Series 38: Masaki Kobayashi Against the System - The Criterion Collection

THE ECLIPSE BOX SET FOR APRIL IS A ****ING MASAKI KOBAYASHI SET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I like this guy's flicks better than even Kurosawa's. I'm pre-ordering this as soon as it hits Amazon.

See, not that I have a blu-ray player, lol (;)), but if I didn't, don't know if I would upgrade to the Naked Lunch Blu. That Criterion DVD cost me a good amount of money. ;)

But anyhoow, I am hoping that this new version keeps the same special features than the Criterion. That commentary on said DVD Disc with Cronie & Robocop is really good.

What bothers me about Criterion's Blu-Rays is that their packaging isn't as good as their DVD's. My favorite Criterion DVDs in term of packaging is Seven Samurai (the 3 disc version), Vampyr, Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas and my all time favorite, Videodrome (They made that look like an old Betamax tape!) :D

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Originally Posted by orpheus

See, not that I have a blu-ray player, lol (;)), but if I didn't, don't know if I would upgrade to the Naked Lunch Blu. That Criterion DVD cost me a good amount of money. ;)

But anyhoow, I am hoping that this new version keeps the same special features than the Criterion. That commentary on said DVD Disc with Cronie & Robocop is really good.

What bothers me about Criterion's Blu-Rays is that their packaging isn't as good as their DVD's. My favorite Criterion DVDs in term of packaging is Seven Samurai (the 3 disc version), Vampyr, Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas and my all time favorite, Videodrome (They made that look like an old Betamax tape!) :D

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The Blu-ray packing for those is the same, Orph. Just smaller. :)

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Originally Posted by adgy-san

The Blu-ray packing for those is the same, Orph. Just smaller. :)

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But sometimes sizes matters. ;)

Hey-oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!

It's not the size of the box, it's the quality of the picture. :)

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Originally Posted by orpheus

See, not that I have a blu-ray player, lol (;)), but if I didn't, don't know if I would upgrade to the Naked Lunch Blu. That Criterion DVD cost me a good amount of money. ;)

But anyhoow, I am hoping that this new version keeps the same special features than the Criterion. That commentary on said DVD Disc with Cronie & Robocop is really good.

What bothers me about Criterion's Blu-Rays is that their packaging isn't as good as their DVD's. My favorite Criterion DVDs in term of packaging is Seven Samurai (the 3 disc version), Vampyr, Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas and my all time favorite, Videodrome (They made that look like an old Betamax tape!) :D

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I keep both DVD and Blu-Ray of Videodrome, because the videotape effect is much more effective with the DVD packaging.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=49Al7eYy6sg

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