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#701 Post by zedz »

domino harvey wrote:The confidentiality clause would eat you alive
And I hear there's a hell of an entry test.
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#702 Post by cdnchris »

It's funny how I didn't really have to click on the link to know what clip it was going to be.
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#703 Post by Minkin »

On Jules and Jim Bluray
Criterion Facebook wrote:It's probably the next Truffaut we'll revisit, but it's not scheduled yet. Sorry not to be more definitive!
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#704 Post by aox »

Seems like a logical progression from The 400 Blows, if not Shoot the Piano Player.
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#705 Post by justeleblanc »

Minkin wrote:On Jules and Jim Bluray
Criterion Facebook wrote:It's probably the next Truffaut we'll revisit, but it's not scheduled yet. Sorry not to be more definitive!
That shot will finally be corrected... one hopes!
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#706 Post by Cinephrenic »

Probably will get a new unreleased film from Truffaut this year. The Soft Skin?
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#707 Post by zedz »

justeleblanc wrote:
Minkin wrote:On Jules and Jim Bluray
Criterion Facebook wrote:It's probably the next Truffaut we'll revisit, but it's not scheduled yet. Sorry not to be more definitive!
That shot will finally be corrected... one hopes!
That's assuming it isn't already correct. Didn't Criterion state at one point that this was as Truffaut intended - i.e. he actually wanted to mess around with the continuity by flipping the shot?
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#708 Post by reno dakota »

zedz wrote:Didn't Criterion state at one point that this was as Truffaut intended - i.e. he actually wanted to mess around with the continuity by flipping the shot?
They said that they don't consider the shot an error because that's how it appears in the film elements they used for their transfer.
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#709 Post by aox »

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#710 Post by MyNameCriterionForum »

Who?
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#711 Post by swo17 »

Criterion has now also started commenting on the cuteness of cat photos posted on their FB wall. What is the meaning of this?
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#712 Post by MyNameCriterionForum »

More Chris Marker?
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#713 Post by richast2 »

swo17 wrote:Criterion has now also started commenting on the cuteness of cat photos posted on their FB wall. What is the meaning of this?
They're going to be selling stuffed animals to coincide with the Hausu release?
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#714 Post by James »

MyNameCriterionForum wrote:More Chris Marker?
As much as I'd like to see more avant-garde cinema in the Criterion catalogue, I think richast2 is probably right in that it has to do with the white cat in Hausu.
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#715 Post by Cinephrenic »

Cat People, duh people! :)
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#716 Post by swo17 »

Um, no. Someone posted that his cat died, but that the B&N 50% off sale boosted his spirits in his time of grief. He also posted a picture of his new cat, to which Criterion responded:
Your cat is super cute! We hope you enjoy your new discs too!
It's not a clue, people! Or is it...
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Re: Criterion & Eclipse Cover Art & Packaging Babble-on

#717 Post by Cinephrenic »

I think we all have gone crazy on this forum.
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#718 Post by perkizitore »

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#719 Post by Flike »

That's a handsome cat.
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#720 Post by Tribe »

swo17 wrote:Um, no. Someone posted that his cat died, but that the B&N 50% off sale boosted his spirits in his time of grief. He also posted a picture of his new cat
Oh Christ, you mean Joshua Goldberg's back?
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#721 Post by HistoryProf »

No comments on the packaging porn they posted?

they are sadistic bastards.
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#722 Post by knives »

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#723 Post by HistoryProf »

ah right....silly me. duh.
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#724 Post by mteller »

swo17 wrote:Criterion has now also started commenting on the cuteness of cat photos posted on their FB wall. What is the meaning of this?
There releasing Alexander Hammid's "The Private Life of a Cat" as a standalone disc, without all those stupid Maya Deren films getting in the way.
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I really do prefer Private Life of a Cat to every Maya Deren film
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#725 Post by Napier »

Someone asked if CC had any plans for a Dillinger is Dead BD, they responded with a definitive no.
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