Amazon currently has the Criterion blu-ray of Shoah listed at $54.99 which is a steal as it retails for $79.96 USD ($114.03 CAD) on Criterion’s own website.
I’d imagine this is a pricing error as I’ve never seen Criterion blu-rays so cheap on Amazon in Canada. For a 4 disc set that contains 4 films this is definitely worth the price.
I’ve been recently getting into 88 Films and I feel like every release I get has different packaging. Some are slips, some slipboxs, some have scanavo case, some just regular thick bluray cases. Is there any rhyme or reason to the packaging? Is there a reason some get scanavo cases while others don’t? It really doesn’t matter all that much, but as someone who appreciates uniformity on the shelf, 88 Films is just bizarre to me.
I recently found a great deal on marketplace for some 245/40R18 tires and was gonna buy a set of rims to go with. Looking at Rays GramLights. Would 18x9.5 +38 be good for a smooth ride when daily driving the sc300? I have my car on tein coils already too.
Edit: it’s a 1993 sc300
In my attempt to collect the best versions of Kubrick’s films, I’m curious as to whether there is any value in picking up the Criterion Spartacus DVD. I’m aware there is a studio 4K available, so is there any reason to grab this DVD?
Been recently getting into Argento’s filmography and have so far enjoyed what I’ve seen (that being Deep Red, Suspiria, Inferno, The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, and Tenebrae). Are any of the VS titles worth a watch/blind buy? Any worth picking up this sale?