Krisha (2015) (Limited Edition, 100 Signed)

[Flipnote87]

Get it before they're gone!!!!

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[asabreed]

Originally Posted by Flipnote87

Get it before they're gone!!!!

a24films.com/shop

Saw this on Instagram from A24 and picked one up.

No confirmation email yet but my card was at least charged.

Can't imagine these will stick around long.

Total blind buy, but I've heard way too much about this, and for $20 with free shipping I had to pull the trigger.

[MifuneFan]

Got one too. With free shipping included, that was hard to pass up. Also a blind buy, but it sounds good.

[themp3000]

Snagged one myself. I've heard some really good things (lots of comparisons to several of my favorite films) about this one and it's always nice to support the great A24 directly, so that's pretty good in and of itself.

[ThePhantom]

Sold out already! Damn, just missed this one.

[Mandalorian]

I'm fine watching this one on Prime if I ever have a desire to see it again. It's definitely an interesting film, so it's nice that they're giving it a physical release.

[Dragun]

Ordered. So they're only making 100 copies of this on Blu-Ray total or just the signed copies?

[Gambit1138]

I've been waiting for a physical release of this for ages. So excited I checked this in time to snag a copy.

[asabreed]

Originally Posted by Dragun

Ordered. So they're only making 100 copies of this on Blu-Ray total or just the signed copies?

Wondering the same thing.

With the popularity of It Comes at Night, you'd think that they're doing a trial run of signed discs before they eventually release more regular and unsigned -- it did say somewhere "We're in the Blu-ray business," right?

I wonder if it's a BD-R also, but it looks like a digi-pak that's professionally done.

So I guess we'll see.

All that being said: I didn't want to wait to find out all of these answers before it sold out, which the 100 LE run apparently has.

[LetsGetATaco]

Got one! Been hoping this would get a physical release some day.

[kylec123]

Got one. Excited to own it as I thought it was very good.

[Leonidas King]

Originally Posted by Mandalorian

I'm fine watching this one on Prime if I ever have a desire to see it again. It's definitely an interesting film, so it's nice that they're giving it a physical release.

Its on Prime already? I enjoyed It Comes at Night so I need to see this.

[LetsGetATaco]

Originally Posted by Leonidas_King

Its on Prime already? I enjoyed It Comes at Night so I need to see this.

I watched it on Prime almost a year ago.

[Dragun]

Originally Posted by asabreed

With the popularity of It Comes at Night, you'd think that they're doing a trial run of signed discs before they eventually release more regular and unsigned -- it did say somewhere "We're in the Blu-ray business," right?

Hopefully that's the case. One hundred copies TOTAL would be a ridiculously low amount.

[ingmog]

Can't believe I hadn't heard about this before now - so disappointed I missed out.

[Buscemi]

I imagine the 100 signed copies are just a first edition. Seeing that A24 is a major independent and they've distributed through Lionsgate in the past, it would be unthinkable to believe they would only press 100 copies of a film, no matter how obscure.

I do have to wonder why it wasn't simply included as a special feature on It Comes at Night. It wouldn't be too far off from when Criterion's included feature-length films as extras (The Underneath on King of the Hill, Killer's Kiss on The Killing, Cronenberg and De Palma's student films on The Brood, Scanners, and Blow Out, etc.).

Meanwhile, I wonder if this imprint will lead to a domestic Blu-ray release of the only other A24 title that didn't get released by Lionsgate on Blu: Ginger and Rosa.

[jacobsever]

I picked it up, and not a blind buy. Was in my top 15 of last year. Amazing film, and I've been wanting a blu ray release since I saw it. Even tweeted at the director inquiring about one back then. He said "hopefully something is in the works." Guess it was!

Now I just need the score on vinyl. Amazing amazing score.

[jacobsever]

Originally Posted by Buscemi

I imagine the 100 signed copies are just a first edition. Seeing that A24 is a major independent and they've distributed through Lionsgate in the past, it would be unthinkable to believe they would only press 100 copies of a film, no matter how obscure.

I do have to wonder why it wasn't simply included as a special feature on It Comes at Night. It wouldn't be too far off from when Criterion's included feature-length films as extras (The Underneath on King of the Hill, Killer's Kiss on The Killing, Cronenberg and De Palma's student films on The Brood, Scanners, and Blow Out, etc.).

Meanwhile, I wonder if this imprint will lead to a domestic Blu-ray release of the only other A24 title that didn't get released by Lionsgate on Blu: Ginger and Rosa.

There are still certain films that never see blu ray. Take Joe Swanberg's Digging for Fire. While Swanberg isn't on Spielberg's level of popularity, he's no Joe-Schmoe that nobody has heard of. He's had relative success with Drinking Buddies and his Netflix series, Easy. So for one of his films, released in 2015, to never get a blu ray release...I can see this being 100 copies and staying 100 copies. This is an even lesser known director with a harder to consume film.

[SwaggerJagger]

I'm still upset I missed this!
I haven't seen it yet, but I have an A24 Films collection and saw the post two hours later. I'm so disappointed with the low amount of copies they have.

[BluCollector13]

This honestly kind of pisses me off.

I've been waiting for "Krisha" to get a home video release since March of last year when A24 first released the film and not only does this not get a general release while they push trash like "The Sea of Trees" on people, but they give it an especially limited release with no warning.