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Criterion UK October Preorders

12 upvotes • mistersuccessful

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Masters in the making

12 upvotes • NewlandBelano

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Never quit, good sir.

11 upvotes • Ajurieu

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Fear and Loathing Criterion vs Arrow Video

11 upvotes • gayboi769

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What are your favourite commentaries?

11 upvotes • Vegetable_Block_3338

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The Lady from Shanghai (1947) Third film by Orson Welles, the last one produced by a major label, Columbia before his "exile" from Hollywood, a visionary and baroque film for its low angle shots à la Eisenstein with good doses of expressionism à la "Caligari"

11 upvotes • elf0curo

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What are some movies that have great sewer scenes? (In or out of the collection)

10 upvotes • s90tx16wasr10

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My only other pick up from the B&N sale: Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid.

9 upvotes • DocHoliday0316

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just watched George Roy Hill's "A Little Romance" on the channel and it instantly became one of my all-time favs

9 upvotes • kissoutredfloatbloat

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Replacement discs?

9 upvotes • zein_h

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Criterion UK October Preorders	12	mistersuccessful
Masters in the making	12	NewlandBelano
Never quit, good sir.	11	Ajurieu
Fear and Loathing Criterion vs Arrow Video	11	gayboi769
What are your favourite commentaries?	11	Vegetable_Block_3338
The Lady from Shanghai (1947) Third film by Orson Welles, the last one produced by a major label, Columbia before his "exile" from Hollywood, a visionary and baroque film for its low angle shots à la Eisenstein with good doses of expressionism à la "Caligari"	11	elf0curo
What are some movies that have great sewer scenes? (In or out of the collection)	10	s90tx16wasr10
My only other pick up from the B&N sale: Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid.	9	DocHoliday0316
just watched George Roy Hill's "A Little Romance" on the channel and it instantly became one of my all-time favs	9	kissoutredfloatbloat
Replacement discs?	9	zein_h