so sorry wrote:I have a question for you guys: what/who exactly is Criterion? I've seen these editions for years on the shelves, I may actually own a few, but i've never really know what they are or what they do tahts so special.
Oh, the Battle for Algiers is another great set. 50 bucks thoughs. Ouch.
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PVIII wrote:Gotta' love the Criterion dvds. Which is your favorite treatment and why? I have to say, the Videodrome Criterion Collection DVD is just great. From the box art (long live the flesh!) to the booklet with some damn interested essays about what a weird mother-fucker Cronnenberg is, it's just a great set. As is the Fear And Loathing, and Fanny and Alexander set. All really pricey unfortunately. I'm a sucker for a well produced DVDs.
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burlivesleftnut wrote:There's a lot of maybes in there, Pacino. Step up of get out.
Vern wrote:I seriously thought this was gonna be a thread claiming Criterion was putting out the movie BEST OF THE BEST.
Agent Alonzo wrote:How many Seagal movies have got the Criterion treatment?
Agent Alonzo wrote:I would expect On Deadly Ground, I mean it could feature a separate documentary covering the deep philosophically meaning behind the ecological message, and a masterclass by Caine on playing a bad guy...
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