Criterion Newsletter (Part 2)

News on Criterion and Janus Films
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fiddlesticks
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Re: Criterion Newsletter (Part 2)

#1076 Post by fiddlesticks »

HerrSchreck wrote:Anyone else get the Criterion Gift Guide sent to them twice?
Yep. What they think I'll do with two copies of Koko: A Talking Gorilla is beyond me.
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#1077 Post by zedz »

fiddlesticks wrote:
HerrSchreck wrote:Anyone else get the Criterion Gift Guide sent to them twice?
Yep. What they think I'll do with two copies of Koko: A Talking Gorilla is beyond me.
Earrings.
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Matt
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#1078 Post by Matt »

ehimle wrote:by the way it is odd that there isn't an end of a year thread this year.
You mean like this one?
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#1079 Post by eerik »

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#1080 Post by tavernier »

Love that wacky eclipse.
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#1081 Post by Fierias »

more Oshima and a L'Eclisse blu?
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#1082 Post by Gigi M. »

Eclipse blu-ray?

or

The Twilight Saga: Eclipse?
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#1084 Post by ianungstad »

Criterion said on Facebook in the past they would be releasing an Oshima Eclipse set. Seems like the obvious answer.
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#1085 Post by Harmonov »

Mamoru Oshii perhaps? Oshima seems far more likely.

EDIT: Someone beat me to Oshii as I was posting...
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Re: Criterion Newsletter (Part 2)

#1086 Post by What A Disgrace »

Looks like The Sun's Burial to me?
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#1087 Post by miless »

I'm totally wrong... but I wish this was for Werckmeister Harmonies
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#1088 Post by James »

ianungstad wrote:Criterion said on Facebook in the past they would be releasing an Oshima Eclipse set. Seems like the obvious answer.
Any ideas which titles it was to include?
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#1089 Post by Matt »

ianungstad wrote:Seems like the obvious answer.
That won't stop people from filling up 3 more pages of this thread with alternate, unlikely possibilities.
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#1090 Post by Magic Hate Ball »

It's totally gotta be The Cook the Thief His Wife & Her Lover.
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#1091 Post by aox »

Finally! Antonioni's Blow-Up!
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#1092 Post by swo17 »

The Flower That Drank the Moon?
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Re: Criterion Newsletter (Part 2)

#1093 Post by Cinephrenic »

It's just a sun saying "oh shit". Lol.

It is Oshima set on Eclipse, and probably alluding to his The Sun's Burial in the trilogy on the main line.
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#1094 Post by heredity4me »

That movie where Jim Carrey plays that guy from Taxi...
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#1095 Post by HistoryProf »

A Trip to the Moon anchoring an early silents box!
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#1096 Post by mteller »

It's clearly a "Complete Works of Satyajit Ray" box set, referencing Kurosawa's comment "To have not seen the films of Ray is to have lived in the world without ever having seen the moon and the sun."
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#1097 Post by heredity4me »

Is this to discourage us from wanting a Bright Summer Day?
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#1098 Post by Dr. Geek »

Guys, guys . . . it's Twilight: Eclipse.

Criterion is just mentioning it early to drum up hype.
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#1099 Post by aox »

I don't know, Twilight would be a huge moneymaker. I doubt that would be relegated to the Eclipse line. :-k
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#1100 Post by Caged Horse »

heredity4me wrote:That movie where Jim Carrey plays that guy from Taxi...
That movie doesn't get half as much love as it deserves. The original Universal DVD had a good number of bonus features already, though.
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