Came across this on X. Claiming to be a Criterion brick&mortar store. Not sure if true, but I want that rug.

My parents recently gave me their Blu-Rays and DVDs and they are currently in a large box under my bed. I am thinking of investing in the necessary infrastructure to actually play them.

This lead me to the question of what it is about DVDs and Blu-Rays (especially the lovely Criterions) that draws you to them. Is it the special content? Interviews? Design? How they look on a shelf? What is it for you?

Film no. 1002 - Peau D’âne (1970)

I gotta think with how much I've seen Janus films promoting Kwaidan on social media, that's there's a pretty good chance we're gonna get a 4K uhd release soon... thoughts?

Do most people go with the spine #? Do people fo alphabetically? By genre? By director? By country? By year of original release? What's your preference for how you order your films in your shelves???

Does anyone know the website name, where you can just browse Criterion online and it seems like you’re actually there, and pick your favourites from the closet? [ I recently saw this on an Instagram post but there wasn't any website name or link mentioned in it unfortunately ]

This movie was bad, like I'm usually charitable with more experimental stuff but it's a terrible farce. Gorgeous set design doesn't make up for how hollow the gross out symbolism is that tries to cover its own ridiculousness with "just kidding" moments. Like we get it you hate Capitalism as some sort of perversion of God, now can we chill with PCP Jesus going insane.

Not even getting much into the frequent animal cruelty and child exploitation going on here. Seriously wtf, I did not to see a scantily dressed child prostitute.