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#2201 Post by Matt »

Blood Pie wrote:Or if you do buy it the will decide to re-release the entire criterion collection on BD in February.
Let's please contain this particular discussion to one thread.
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godardslave wrote:The Rossellini Trilogy Set better be a digipack or else! [-o<
They might just hold with tradition - Cocteau, Bergman, Imamura, etc - and put it in a box with normal cases. That's my educated guess, though.
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#2203 Post by Highway 61 »

Or they could package it in the tradition of Truffaut, Cassavettes, Rohmer, Fassbinder, Teshigahara, Varda, and Monterey Pop.
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keeproductions wrote:Image
I never noticed how much Che Guevara looks like Cantinflas.
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Jean-Luc Garbo wrote:
godardslave wrote:The Rossellini Trilogy Set better be a digipack or else! [-o<
They might just hold with tradition - Cocteau, Bergman, Imamura, etc - and put it in a box with normal cases. That's my educated guess, though.
Yeah, I seriously doubt the Rossellini Trilogy will be a digipack, since they have revealed cover art and spine numbers for each individual film.
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#2206 Post by Matt »

Discs in individual digipaks in box sets also have spine numbers and cover art. Check your
Highway 61 wrote:Truffaut, Cassavettes, Rohmer, Fassbinder, Teshigahara, Varda, and Monterey Pop
box sets if you have them.
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Matt wrote:Discs in individual digipaks in box sets also have spine numbers and cover art. Check your
Highway 61 wrote:Truffaut, Cassavettes, Rohmer, Fassbinder, Teshigahara, Varda, and Monterey Pop
box sets if you have them.
Hmmm, I didn't know that. I don't have any of those sets. The sets I have contain individual plastic cases (Dreyer, Cocteau, Eisenstein).
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#2208 Post by mteller »

Inside of the Kurosawa shoebox:

[img]http://criterion_production.s3.amazonaws.com/product_images/949/Kurosawasetstill.jpg[/img]
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#2209 Post by Minkin »

mteller wrote:Inside of the Kurosawa shoebox:

[img]http://criterion_production.s3.amazonaws.com/product_images/949/Kurosawasetstill.jpg[/img]
It should come with Yojimbo sandals.

Do the end labels make anything in particular? It looks like something was spilled on it in the production phase.
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#2210 Post by swo17 »

Minkin wrote:Do the end labels make anything in particular? It looks like something was spilled on it in the production phase.
It looks like one of those shots from Rashomon where the camera looks up at the sky and catches the light coming in through the trees. Totally iconic Kurosawa image if you ask me.
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#2211 Post by Tootletron »

swo17 wrote:
Minkin wrote:Do the end labels make anything in particular? It looks like something was spilled on it in the production phase.
It looks like one of those shots from Rashomon where the camera looks up at the sky and catches the light coming in through the trees. Totally iconic Kurosawa image if you ask me.
I assumed it was a puddle with raindrops in it..
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#2212 Post by godardslave »

Tootletron wrote:
swo17 wrote:
Minkin wrote:Do the end labels make anything in particular? It looks like something was spilled on it in the production phase.
It looks like one of those shots from Rashomon where the camera looks up at the sky and catches the light coming in through the trees. Totally iconic Kurosawa image if you ask me.
I assumed it was a puddle with raindrops in it..
lets be honest its a black and white image of some blurry dots.
Not quite the most inspiring image to pick from AK's career of cinema.
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swo17 wrote:
Minkin wrote:Do the end labels make anything in particular? It looks like something was spilled on it in the production phase.
It looks like one of those shots from Rashomon where the camera looks up at the sky and catches the light coming in through the trees. Totally iconic Kurosawa image if you ask me.
this is what I thought it was as well.. not seeing the raindrops in water all.
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#2214 Post by fdm »

Some type of tree/flower blossoms floating on water.

(Recalling some Japanese film where that's an important element, not sure which. Possibly a Kurosawa title.)
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#2215 Post by captveg »

fdm wrote:Some type of tree/flower blossoms floating on water.

(Recalling some Japanese film where that's an important element, not sure which. Possibly a Kurosawa title.)
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#2216 Post by Sloper »

I immediately thought of Rashomon, too - it looks great. What would you prefer, a big shot of Mifune stroking his chin? :-k
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#2217 Post by The Elegant Dandy Fop »

Anytime I think of Rashomon, the shots of the light seeping through the trees comes to mind. I'm surprised not many recognized it. Some of the most beautiful and iconic imagery in the film.

On what set was the Kurosawa photo for the set taken at?
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#2218 Post by colinr0380 »

I'd guess its from Kagemusha.
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#2219 Post by hammock »

I see a face in a field of flowers and I'm not joking.
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#2220 Post by ccfixx »

After e-mailing Jon Mulvaney on Tuesday night about not receiving my plastic case for "The Third Man," yet, this was his reply...
Hi Chris,

Thanks for writing in!

The program has been so popular that we are currently out of the
plastic cases! We're expecting more to come in a the end of the week.
I have a record of all the payments so rest assured that as soon as we
receive more I'll be shipping one out to you!

Thanks for supporting Criterion and please accept my apologies for any
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I see a man kicking a dog. Does that mean I'm a sociopath?
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#2222 Post by Blood Pie »

Has anyone received the replacement case for the Third Man Blu Ray? Has anyone even ordered it?
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#2223 Post by aox »

I sent them money, what I wanted (Third Man case), and my address via PayPal on Monday... nothing yet.
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#2224 Post by Blood Pie »

I put my order in last Friday.

I'm assuming the new packaging will be the newer style case with re-sized inserts and essay booklets. The booklets that came with the digipaks are larger than the newer BD cases so I hope (and know they most likely did) a re-sized booklet accompanies the case.

I wasn't 100% against the digipaks but the clear style cases are better in every conceivable way.
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#2225 Post by fdm »

Blood Pie wrote:Has anyone received the replacement case for the Third Man Blu Ray? Has anyone even ordered it?
I didn't order one, but what Criterion had in stock already went out (some have received theirs), they're waiting for more to handle the rest.
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