Criterion Newsletter (Part 2)

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#1326 Post by BillWatkins »

I was thinking Hud because of the cattle ranch and also because HUD is a common acronym for "Heads-Up Display".

It would also explain the absence of Blu since it's a Paramount title.
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#1327 Post by domino harvey »

I'd hate to see some of you in math class: "Yeah, I see the two and the plus sign and the other two, but four? Really? Surely twenty-two is more likely?"
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#1328 Post by What A Disgrace »

Its obviously The Perils of Gwendoline in the Land of the Yik Yak, since yaks are a bovine animal, and those things in the picture are also bovine of some sort, and I saw that movie on TV just like I see them cow things on that TV.

(its obviously Broadcast News)
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#1329 Post by aox »

Does the film take place in Buffalo, NY?
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#1330 Post by Matt »

All Bovidae look alike, huh? Racists.

[http://i5.createsend1.com/ei/r/D8/5A5/4 ... cky[b]gnus[/b]1.jpg]
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#1331 Post by Doctor Sunshine »

And here we go with the species card again. I'm sorry, I just don't think cloven hooves render well on BD!
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#1332 Post by oldsheperd »

That's one weird ass looking buffalo. Looks more like a wildabeast
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#1333 Post by Brian C »

There's two of them, so I'm guessing Scorsese's New York, New York, as part of the MGM deal. The one on the left even looks a little like Liza Minnelli.
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#1334 Post by aox »

very clever \:D/
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#1335 Post by Buttery Jeb »

Wow, they wasted a golden opportunity...

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#1336 Post by Schkura »

I'm sure Criterion will get around to The Great SpaceCoaster sooner or later, Jeb.
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#1337 Post by Cinephrenic »

So what's with the buffalo reference?
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#1338 Post by CSM126 »

Cinephrenic wrote:So what's with the buffalo reference?
They're not buffalo, they're gnus. Rhymes with News.
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#1339 Post by Cinephrenic »

CSM126 wrote:
Cinephrenic wrote:So what's with the buffalo reference?
They're not buffalo, they're gnus. Rhymes with News.
Gnus are wildebeests. I did not know that. Whoever drew that is a genius. Good one guys. :)
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#1340 Post by Jeff »

domino harvey wrote:Can we get a mod to split this discussion off into the inevitable Broadcast News thread pls
Done. If you want to talk about Broadcast News, do it over here. If you want to talk about bovine critters or make silly guesses, I guess you can keep doing that here.
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#1341 Post by dx23 »

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#1342 Post by tavernier »

Wacky monkeys (or is that Monkees?)...Head
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#1343 Post by mteller »

tavernier wrote:Wacky monkeys (or is that Monkees?)...Head
My thoughts exactly.
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#1344 Post by John Hodson »

Head...Easy Rider...
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#1345 Post by Jeff »

Yeah, the image is even called "wackymonkees." Easy Rider referenced too, I guess. He really should have put a wool hat on one of those monkeys.
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#1346 Post by Jaymole »

Obviously a reference to the New Hollywood Boxset.
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#1347 Post by Oedipax »

I'm not seeing enough blue in that image...
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#1348 Post by dustysomers »

Oedipax wrote:I'm not seeing enough blue in that image...
There wasn't any blue in last month's Broadcast News clue either, but they hinted on Facebook it would be released in blu too. Maybe they've abandoned blue clues.
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#1349 Post by Murdoch »

The Monkees - Head on blu? [-o<
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#1350 Post by Cinephrenic »

Would be odd since Easy Rider is already on Blu in a special edition and much cheaper.
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