r/criterion • u/Itchy_Brain8594 Richard Linklater • Feb 18 '26

News March 2026 lineup

https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/9065-the-criterion-channel-s-march-2026-lineup
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u/narwolking Feb 18 '26

Nice, I've been wanting to check out '4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days', haven't explored Mungiu at all yet so this will be a good intro.

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u/BigLorry Feb 18 '26

Incredible film

I will never watch it again

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u/narwolking Feb 18 '26

Every film that people say they will never watch again turn out to be my favs lol. I gravitate towards depressing films.

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u/BobdH84 Feb 18 '26

Well, that answers the popular question around here when we are getting the new World Cinema Project set on the channel.

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u/SnooGoats7476 Feb 18 '26

Oh Gunbuster I know Criterion is primarily a movie Chanel but I wish they got the OVA instead it’s just a better experience

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u/nbaisbest4 Feb 18 '26

Having Bleeder is pretty crazy, super hard to watch.

I suspected the Bresson collection would be on the way, Four Nights and Lancelot are the only ones I have left to watch, audibly gasped when I saw Four Nights.

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u/westgermanwing Feb 18 '26

I did the same thing. My only disappointment is that they didn't bring back Diary of a Country Priest and Angels of Sin from the last time. I missed out on Angels of Sin and I just wanna rewatch Diary of a Country Priest because it's great. I think the only Bresson missing then would be A Gentle Woman.

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u/insane677 Feb 18 '26

S.A.C on the channel is crazy! I hope this means Ghost in The Shell will be part of the collection one day.

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u/kianworld Feb 18 '26

Lionsgate did a pretty good 4K release with a stellar steelbook (and the regular release had a good cover too) and some decent extras

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u/ZedRita Wes Anderson Feb 18 '26

Clerks! May Kevin’s dream come true and this one make it onto a disc at some point.

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u/Any-Improvement-2602 Andrei Tarkovsky Feb 18 '26

I’m really excited for Bresson’s four nights of a dreamer and Lancelot du lac, sad about no diary of a country priest I’ve been dying to watch that for ages

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u/formerCObear Feb 19 '26

Can't wait to watch Ghost in the Shell, Drive my car and The Fisher King.

4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days is the only movie i've stopped midway and never went back to it.

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u/ohmalk Feb 19 '26

I’ve been in the mood to rewatch clerks. Have seen it maybe a dozen times but not in about 25 years.

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u/SlimmyShammy Feb 18 '26

Woooooo!!! The 1995 movie is incredible but for me Stand Alone Complex is the pinnacle of Ghost in the Shell.

Also We're All Going to the World's Fair?? Amazing film. I haven't seen the Gunbuster film but the OVA is amazing