My heart says it's this - and by extension also an indication that we'll finally get the fully remastered Emigrants/New Land set i've been dreaming of for 15+ years.Fred Holywell wrote:
Criterion Newsletter (Part 3)
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Here's Your Life is the Big City/Charulata when we know Emigrants/New Land and Apu Trilogy are coming at some point. total consolation prizes, and damn good ones at that!
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Nah, definitely Midnight Cowboy, but they are going to delay the announcement again for a couple more years instead of announcing it three months later like they do all their other Newsletter clues.
(Here's Your Life seems a pretty safe bet given this:
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(Here's Your Life seems a pretty safe bet given this:
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Adding to the pile of "It's very likely to be Here's Your Life", it was somewhat recently restored by the Swedish film institute and is the only film on their list of films available for DCP rental which offers English subtitles.
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I can see how a case can be made for Here's Your Life. I Think eventually it will get a blu-ray release but I still think the clue is for Tree of Life. Criterion is never one to pass up an opportunity of a good pun. Consider Bad Lambs, Caught C's, Broadcast Gnus, etc.
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I'm guessing Henry: Por-tray-t of a Cereal Killer
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If this were @midnight, mteller could "win the Internet" with that answer.
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Boxed set of VH-1's The Surreal Life. At last.
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It's a breakfast tray: it seems to me that Waking Life is the only answer that actually addresses the clue. Here's Your Life (tucked away behind a bowl of cereal and other stuff that has absolutely no relevance to the clue) seems an extremely tenuous reading of that image, even for this thread!
It's a shame that, whatever film is being represented, it's definitely not Life and Nothing More.
It's a shame that, whatever film is being represented, it's definitely not Life and Nothing More.
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Waking Life is the only one of the (serious) candidates that I can't stand, so it's almost certainly that.
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While I guessed Waking Life as well, I'm not sure what to make of the hand--gloved? wearing a watch?--except that it suggests someone is serving the Life cereal, which makes sense for Here's Your Life.zedz wrote:It's a breakfast tray: it seems to me that Waking Life is the only answer that actually addresses the clue. Here's Your Life (tucked away behind a bowl of cereal and other stuff that has absolutely no relevance to the clue) seems an extremely tenuous reading of that image, even for this thread!
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The gloved hands and jacket with the buttons seem to suggest to me a butler saying 'Here's your Life, sir.'
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Now that Here Is Your Life has been announced, I'll eat my hat.zedz wrote:It's a breakfast tray: it seems to me that Waking Life is the only answer that actually addresses the clue. Here's Your Life (tucked away behind a bowl of cereal and other stuff that has absolutely no relevance to the clue) seems an extremely tenuous reading of that image, even for this thread!
Fortunately, my hat is made of marzipan.
Unfortunately, I hate marzipan.
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I'm surprised how fast the clue for Here Is Your Life was given a release. This month's clue will announce The Black Stallion.
Oh, wait. The Black Stallion was already clued in in this double clue -
Oh, wait. The Black Stallion was already clued in in this double clue -
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I didn't think it existed!
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Where's Les Blank when you need him?zedz wrote:Now that Here Is Your Life has been announced, I'll eat my hat.zedz wrote:It's a breakfast tray: it seems to me that Waking Life is the only answer that actually addresses the clue. Here's Your Life (tucked away behind a bowl of cereal and other stuff that has absolutely no relevance to the clue) seems an extremely tenuous reading of that image, even for this thread!
Fortunately, my hat is made of marzipan.
Unfortunately, I hate marzipan.
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But you get your choice of toppings!zedz wrote:Now that Here Is Your Life has been announced, I'll eat my hat.zedz wrote:It's a breakfast tray: it seems to me that Waking Life is the only answer that actually addresses the clue. Here's Your Life (tucked away behind a bowl of cereal and other stuff that has absolutely no relevance to the clue) seems an extremely tenuous reading of that image, even for this thread!
Fortunately, my hat is made of marzipan.
Unfortunately, I hate marzipan.
The toppings contain potassium benzoate
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...That's Bad.PfR73 wrote:But you get your choice of toppings!zedz wrote:Now that Here Is Your Life has been announced, I'll eat my hat.zedz wrote:It's a breakfast tray: it seems to me that Waking Life is the only answer that actually addresses the clue. Here's Your Life (tucked away behind a bowl of cereal and other stuff that has absolutely no relevance to the clue) seems an extremely tenuous reading of that image, even for this thread!
Fortunately, my hat is made of marzipan.
Unfortunately, I hate marzipan.
The toppings contain potassium benzoate
"Can I go now?"
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potassium - ta - i = possumPfR73 wrote:But you get your choice of toppings!zedz wrote:Now that Here Is Your Life has been announced, I'll eat my hat.zedz wrote:It's a breakfast tray: it seems to me that Waking Life is the only answer that actually addresses the clue. Here's Your Life (tucked away behind a bowl of cereal and other stuff that has absolutely no relevance to the clue) seems an extremely tenuous reading of that image, even for this thread!
Fortunately, my hat is made of marzipan.
Unfortunately, I hate marzipan.
The toppings contain potassium benzoate
zedz is sore he was wrong
...ah forget it
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Mulholland Dr
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Mulholland Drive 100% I know this key like my own
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Yep, that has to be it.
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Seinfeld on blu-ray? That thing is a Pez Dispenser, right?