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In The Realm Of The Senses. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by orpheus
Well, they've released a handful of Hitchcock films (The Lady Vanishes, Notorious, Rebecca, Spellbound)Quote:
Originally Posted by BoobyTrap
The Killer
Hard-Boiled
Time Bandits
The Silence Of The Lambs
Monty Python's Life Of Brian
Robocop
Sisters (we just watched)
etc. I'm sure there are others.
September 2011 Titles Announced. | The Criterion Digest
Some good titles. I've been wanting to watch Carlos for a while now, but never wanted to invest the time to sit through a 5 hour flick. That may change now...
James’ Top 10 Johnnie To Films That Should Be In The Criterion Collection « The Criterion Cast
I would sign that petition.
Scaling the Himalayas - From the Current - The Criterion Collection
A bunch of behind the scenes photos from the Black Narcissus shoot.
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Barnes & Noble is having a 50% off Criterion sale currently:
criterion, Movies & TV - Barnes & Noble
Plus, you may be able to use these codes in concert:
L7C8F9D – Exp. 7/12, 15% Off one Item
C7R4R3T – Exp. 7/24, $5 Off $50 or More
World on a Wire Confirmed for Criterion Release | The Criterion Digest
Been wanting to see this.
Criterion's October Blu-ray Line-Up: Korda, Shindo, Antonioni, Kenton, Linklater, Kobayashi and Pasolini
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Criterion has unveiled a new batch of titles, all of which will street in October. These include Zoltán Korda's 1939 epic The Four Feathers, Kaneto Shindo's Kuroneko, Michelangelo Antonioni's Identification of a Woman and Island of Lost Souls, a 1932 Erle C. Kenton tale based on H.G. Wells' The Island of Dr. Moreau.
Past releases getting the Blu-ray treatment are Masaki Kobayashi's 1962 samurai tale Harakiri, Pier Paolo Pasolini's Salň, or The 120 Days of Sodom and Richard Linklater's nostalgic comedy Dazed and Confused.
All titles carry the standard Criterion SRP of $39.95 with the exception of Identification of a Woman, which has been priced a bit lower at $29.95 (and has the fewest amount of extras). Special features and release dates for each title are outlined below.
Mmmm... Hara-kiri on Blu-Ray...
Harakiri is all sorts of awesome!
The 120 Days of Sodom on blu-ray? Yay! **** eating in high definition! :facepalm:
Not that I am hating or anything. ;)
