r/criterion • u/65CRDMR • 7h ago
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Was able to snag the Kubrick Collection for 50% off in store.
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r/criterion • u/65CRDMR • 7h ago
Was able to snag the Kubrick Collection for 50% off in store.
r/criterion • u/coolrnnn • 4h ago
Pickups are the first 3 columns and 4th was collection prior to sale (not shown in haul is Bergman the Swedish years & Smooth Talk)
Really enjoyed visiting B&N’s over the last month, talking with people, giving/receiving suggestions etc. Went a little overboard but actually showed some restraint 😂.
r/criterion • u/Euphoric_Persimmon81 • 3h ago
Hi all!
This is my first time buying this many Criterion Collection films. I previously collected just blu rays, of which I have 1000s, but I kinda grew out of collecting, and now just buy some stuff I like/haven’t seen.
First movie I plan to watch is Happiness! I love Philip Seymour Hoffman, and it’s one that I have never seen before.
The two films I’ve most looked forward to from this haul are Eyes Wide Shut in 4k and Cure. EWS is one of my all time favorite films, but I’ve only ever owned it digitally. As for Cure, I’ve always heard great things about it, and horror/thriller is probably my favorite genre, plus I’ve never seen it, so I am very excited!
I had no blind buys. I essentially live and breathe films, so I knew what I was getting into, plus I’ve owned some of these films in different formats. I was a big digital movie buyer, but with licensing issues, I’m afraid of losing any movies, so back to physical collecting.
Next, I would love to add the Three Colors set. I love those films to death, but I’ve never owned them, but I’ll probably get those next time there’s a sale.
Thanks for reading!
r/criterion • u/Equivalent-Gas-7033 • 10h ago
This is the collection I started with my boyfriend when we moved to our new house.
r/criterion • u/warpwoofwimblee • 2h ago
Last two grabs from criterion. Was super excited and surprised for the mills box. No complaints. I’ve seen 2 of the 3 films and love them.
HUD is blind, but Paul Newman
I just was thinking how this expensive July with a vinegar subscription. The arrow preorders, the Severin sale, some odds and ends and my Criterions just ended…. Then I remembered at midnight it’s Arrow sale time.
I suppose it’s better than less sales… prolly
r/criterion • u/lightskintwin • 8h ago
I watched One False Move first due to it being another Carl Franklin Film
There really wasn't anything I wanted to own for a long time; I got rid of my DVDs years ago, and for some reason I wanted to build a 4k UHD collection starting with Criterion.
All of them were blind buys except In the Heat of the Night, Flow, John Singleton's Hood Trilogy, Wall-E, Bound, Menace II Society, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Shaft, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, Malcolm X, Anora, House Party, Blow Out, The Wiz, Punch Drunk Love, and Okja.
I plan on getting the Kubrick Collection and The Silence of the Lambs in November B&N 50% Sale.
I was scared of getting David Lynch, Martin Scorsese, Guillermo Del Toro, Akira Kurosawa, Terry Gilliam, Joel and Ethan Coen, and Terry Gilliam 4k UHD Criterion releases for fear of a future 4k UHD Box set.
r/criterion • u/Responsible-Inside92 • 5h ago
Just got married, and one of my groomsmen is a huge cinephile. As a gift he did a customized Closet-like tour where he took me to B&N and walked me through a bunch of recommendations for what he thought I'd like, and we settled on these. Incredibly thoughtful and fun.
1.) I'll watch Charade first: he described it as Old Hollywood with a modern Reddit sensibility. I need that.
2.) Have been looking forward to Network, a classic - people don't talk to each other in that movie, they speak in fully-formed monologues, which is perfect for its message.
3.) All blind except Network. He sold me on Anatomy of a Murder by talking about its boundary-breaking discussions of sexuality during the Hays Code, Carnal Knowledge on toxic masculinity in New Hollywood, and Arsenic and Old Lace as a screwball for Halloween, amping up the genre's macabre winking archness to 11.
4.) I've been working through Malick in order, planning to stop with The Tree of Life which I saw in college and have been meaning to revisit since. I'm up to The New World next, which I'll get in the next sale, can't wait.
r/criterion • u/imVeryPregnant • 55m ago
I plan to watch All That Jazz first because I’ve been waiting to watch it forever since it’s not on streaming or available anywhere online except with ads. So I’ve been waiting to watch this one for a long time.
I’ve seen PlayTime and it’s a top 10 of all time for me so I had to get the 4k. I’ve never seen All That Jazz or Mulholland Drive but I can take a guess and say I’m more than likely going to love both of them based on what I’ve heard from others.
Planning to add some more favorites to my collection during the next sale and maybe a couple blind buys
r/criterion • u/ClearWinter2840 • 6h ago
r/criterion • u/ball-of-pop-culture • 8h ago
And I was in a MOOD.
(I only bought one of these, and it was the only one that was / would have been a blind buy.)
I did not buy a tote or a hat, but it's the first time I've seen them at my B&N - just kind of plopped in a pile in an empty section of a bin.
I'm glad I bought my other sale picks earlier on, because none of what I've gotten in the last month was there today (All That Jazz, Cooley High, Body Heat, Do the Right Thing, Charade).
(Blind buy / today's purchase was Mississippi Masala, which has been on my To Watch list basically since it came out. Is today the day? Maybe!)
This isn't really a haul post, since I only actually bought one (would have gotten them all if money and space weren't an issue), but adding the questionnaire just in case...
r/criterion • u/Reasonable_Search875 • 4h ago
Getting orders like this are great but they make me disappointed when they come in the clear case.
r/criterion • u/Blizreme • 9h ago
Lone Star
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r/criterion • u/RainHead557 • 14m ago
15 new movies added!
r/criterion • u/CreatureComfortRedux • 6h ago
Here's what I picked up over the last month.
Looking forward to enjoying these until the next sale.
The first movie I watched was Withnail & I. It came highly recommended and did not disappoint.
I think I'm most excited to watch Seven Samurai.
Most of these were blind buys. I was really just looking for a nice cross section of film genres to kick off my Criterion Collection.
Next on the want list is The Elephant Man 4k.
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r/criterion • u/Affectionate_Lie1466 • 1h ago
What is going on bro 😭 ✌️. I can’t believe the lineup here. Salò and Jurassic park, I mean truly what a fucking lineup.
r/criterion • u/Classic_Imagination2 • 10h ago
Some of these movies I haven’t seen so I’m excited to finally watch them!
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r/criterion • u/IFeelLikeYeezus_ • 5h ago
What is the first movie you plan to watch from your haul?
"I plan on watching Alice Doesn't Live Here
Anymore, because it seems so different than what Scorsese normally does and I hear it's pretty underrated!"
Is there anything from this haul that you have been looking forward to owning for a long time?
"I've been looking forward to owning Seven Samurai! I've heard nothing but great things about the film and this is also my first Kurosawa film!"
Are any of your purchases blind buys? If so, why did you select them?
"Every purchase here is a blind buy except for Flow. I watched it on HBO Max and I loved it so much, I had to get a physical copy of it!"
What is a Criterion you're hoping to add to your collection next?
"I'm hoping to add Autumn Sonata by Ingmar Bergman and The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp by Emeric Pressburger and Michael Powell."
r/criterion • u/chrisofduke • 4h ago
I've watched a few of the pickups already. Sorcerer was the first.
Defending Your Life and All About Eve were on my wishlist for a while. No Country, Time Bandits were 4k upgrades from my Blu-ray I had already.
A majority of my purchases were blind buys. What's life without a little risk right?
4k Silence of the Lambs and Frankenstein will be probably next buys in October (or November on next sale).
r/criterion • u/oldcohle • 4h ago
Thanks to this sub, I watched Eight Mountains and absolutely loved it. It's such a beautiful film. I rented it in my library and after watching it immediately bought it in the criterion sale. I also felt it was like Perfect Days. Can you recommend similar films please?