u/razorsedge94
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▲ 26 r/criterion
Holding out for inevitable 4k release
Anyone hesitant about getting a blu ray because it’s bound to get a 4k release? I have quite a few that I’m holding out for including:
Sweet Smell of Success
The Night of the Hunter
The Thin Red Line
Dressed to Kill
u/razorsedge94 — 2 days ago
Round 3 mini haul for the double stamps!
I plan on watching Charade. I watched this once in a streaming app years ago and thought it was such a fun film.
I’ve had Charade on my list for a couple years. Glad I waited till the 4k.
Trouble in Paradise is a blind buy. I bought it because I love pre code movies and this seems to be right up my alley.
Hud and Alice are the next criterion’s I hope to get on release day.
u/razorsedge94 — 2 days ago
▲ 15 r/criterion
Criterion Sale Haul Round 2
- I plan on watching Five Easy Pieces first because it’s a road trip film and perfect for summer time.
- I’ve been looking forward to owning Pink Flamingos because it’s my first John Waters film in my collection.
- I’ve seen all of these films.
- I’m definitely looking to pick up Hud, Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, Charade, upgrade my Dazed and Confused Criterion Blu Ray to 4k, and maybe a few other titles.
u/razorsedge94 — 5 days ago
▲ 24 r/silentfilm
Lon Chaney films
Looking to dig into his filmography. Where should I start? I know phantom of the opera is his most well known.
u/razorsedge94 — 17 days ago
▲ 17 r/howardstern
Underrated Guest: Dennis Rodman
Currently listening to a 2007 appearance on Howard 101. He’s talking about banging Madonna and Carmen Electra. I miss these type of guests on the show.
u/razorsedge94 — 18 days ago
▲ 152 r/classicfilms
Tonight’s first time watch.
I did see the remake with Jack Nicholson and Jessica Lange.
u/razorsedge94 — 20 days ago
▲ 33 r/criterion
September Announcement
Alright it’s time once again to ask the question, what are we hoping will be announced on Monday? We got the boring August titles out of the way so I think September Criterion will come back strong with some bangers.
u/razorsedge94 — 22 days ago