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Scottie · 06-29-2014, 02:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Trace17

So I know these Criterion releases have a second film on them:

Blow-Out / Murder a la Mod
Close-Up / The Traveler
Certified Copy / The Report

Any others like this?

The Big City / The Coward
Chronicle Of A Summer / Un Ete + 50
Grey Gardens / The Beales Of Grey Gardens
La Jetée / Sans Soleil
Jimi Plays Monterey / Shake! Otis At Monterey
Kes / Cathy Come Home
The Killing / Killer's Kiss
King Of The Hill / The Underneath
Lonesome / The Last Performance / Broadway
Slacker / It's Impossible To Learn To Play By Reading Books
Tiny Furniture / Creative Nonfiction

There are 25 films in the Zatoichi set, 16 (?) in the Frampton set, and about 60 or so in the Brakhage set.

A lot of Criterion's releases include the director's full feature length films and / or short films (see Charlie Chaplin films / Harold Lloyd films, and Wes Anderson films just to name a few), but the above list is only a few others. They aren't all identified easily in the database entry without going into the Review section.

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Originally Posted by ultlife2013

It's nothing to do with the film, I was just letting the OP know that I like the actor Michael J. Fox. So he will know that I'm a cool guy.

Lol? Okay then...

keldons · 06-29-2014, 02:48 AM

Revanche has a 30-40 minute short on the disc as well.

jlk5844 · 06-29-2014, 02:50 AM

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Originally Posted by lordmorpheus72

Exactly, and it's not a fun question to ask. And the end itself when

[Show spoiler]

But still, an amazing film, one that I will enjoy again.

Damn, this film sounds really great. Another strain on my already too long list of titles to pick up at the B&N sale.

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Originally Posted by ultlife2013

It's nothing to do with the film, I was just letting the OP know that I like the actor Michael J. Fox. So he will know that I'm a cool guy.

LOL ok then

EricJ · 06-29-2014, 02:52 AM

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Originally Posted by iScottie

I'm confused now.

He's not in the film.

I think the poster was vainly trying to explain the secret of his success.

ultlife2013 · 06-29-2014, 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by EricJ

I think the poster was vainly trying to explain the secret of his success.

While we are on the subject of Michael J. Fox movies...TSOMS isn't on blu-ray yet. Criterion could release it! I would really enjoy that movie being released finally.

Trace17 · 06-29-2014, 02:59 AM

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Originally Posted by smoss469

The Killers includes both the original and the Lee Marvin remake.
The Lady Vanishes also includes Crook's Tour

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Originally Posted by iScottie

The Big City / The Coward
Chronicle Of A Summer / Un Ete + 50
Grey Gardens / The Beales Of Grey Gardens
La Jetée / Sans Soleil
Jimi Plays Monterey / Shake! Otis At Monterey
Kes / Cathy Come Home
The Killing / Killer's Kiss
King Of The Hill / The Underneath
Lonesome / The Last Performance / Broadway
Slacker / It's Impossible To Learn To Play By Reading Books
Tiny Furniture / Creative Nonfiction

There are 25 films in the Zatoichi set, 16 (?) in the Frampton set, and about 60 or so in the Brakhage set.

A lot of Criterion's releases include the director's full feature length films and / or short films (see Charlie Chaplin films / Harold Lloyd films, and Wes Anderson films just to name a few), but the above list is only a few others. They aren't all identified easily in the database entry without going into the Review section.

Thanks! Yeah I wasn't really meaning box sets like Zatoichi or so, just films that are "advertised" as one but happen to have a second (or so) too. Because like you said, they aren't easily identified in the database.

lordmorpheus72 · 06-29-2014, 03:00 AM

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Originally Posted by jlk5844

Damn, this film sounds really great. Another strain on my already too long list of titles to pick up at the B&N sale.

Completely worth the blind buy. Or watch it on Hulu if you have Hulu Plus first.

Scottie · 06-29-2014, 03:05 AM

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Originally Posted by lordmorpheus72

Completely worth the blind buy. Or watch it on Hulu if you have Hulu Plus first.

For what it's worth, it made me cry.

It's a really hard-hitting film that practically forces you to reflect upon your life.

rock, stone · 06-29-2014, 03:13 AM

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Originally Posted by iScottie

I'm confused now.

He's not in the film.

ultlife2013 posts a lot of deadpan comments, sans smiley.

ultlife2013 · 06-29-2014, 03:20 AM

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Originally Posted by rock, stone

ultlife2013 posts a lot of deadpan comments, sans smiley.

Yeah, my type of comedy is very dry and dead pan. But it's never with malicious intent, believe me on that.

Scottie · 06-29-2014, 03:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Freder Fredersen

Hmm, sounds like Persona + 1.

It's rather similar, but I much prefer Persona.

Give it a watch, you won't regret it!

rock, stone · 06-29-2014, 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by ultlife2013

Yeah, my type of comedy is very dry and dead pan. But it's never with malicious intent, believe me on that.

Doesn't bother me.

My only issue is that smileys are creating an entire generation of people who have no training in context, as demonstrated by the fact half of your posts are followed by a series of people either confused by or correcting your throwaway joke.

ultlife2013 · 06-29-2014, 03:43 AM

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Originally Posted by rock, stone

Doesn't bother me.

My only issue is that smileys are creating an entire generation of people who have no training in context, as demonstrated by the fact half of your posts are followed by a series of people either confused by or correcting your throwaway joke.

I apologize, I'll tone it back down.

rock, stone · 06-29-2014, 03:50 AM

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Originally Posted by ultlife2013

I apologize, I'll tone it back down.

I wasn't criticizing you at all.

Smileyless posts are good for people. It is like how old people should play tetris to keep their brains from atrophying.

Ausjdm · 06-29-2014, 03:51 AM

Just saw Videodrome for the first time today. Wow awesome movie! Great Criterion release great PQ and special features. The movie Felt current and not dated at all. Besides the fly this was the first older Cronenberg film I've seen. Can't wait to see the brood and scanners and rabid now.

ultlife2013 · 06-29-2014, 03:54 AM

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Originally Posted by rock, stone

I wasn't criticizing you at all.

Smileyless posts are good for people. It is like how old people should play tetris to keep their brains from atrophying.

Yeah, I agree with this post. Being kept on your feet mentally is very helpful. Challenges people to think outside the box.

hoytereden · 06-29-2014, 04:06 AM

I watched Amarcord on Hulu Plus last night and I'd forgotten how absurdly funny (and sad) it was. Once again I've got the Niño Rota score stuck in my head. This always happens when I see one of his Fellini films, it becomes ingrained in the brain! Thanks to this viewing this has gone on the list for the upcoming sale. I only have the ancient Criterion dvd with no extras and it will be my first Fellini on Blu (not that there's much to choose from....hint, HINT!! Criterion). Great film.

ijustblumyself · 06-29-2014, 04:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Ausjdm

Just saw Videodrome for the first time today. Wow awesome movie! Great Criterion release great PQ and special features. The movie Felt current and not dated at all. Besides the fly this was the first older Cronenberg film I've seen. Can't wait to see the brood and scanners and rabid now.

You're in for some great films. David Cronenberg is like the Lynch of horror movies.

hoytereden · 06-29-2014, 04:11 AM

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Originally Posted by rock, stone

I wasn't criticizing you at all.

Smileyless posts are good for people. It is like how old people should play tetris to keep their brains from atrophying.

Careful sonny, old person here!

BTW, I prefer the Professor Layton games.

PS-stay off my lawn!

ultlife2013 · 06-29-2014, 04:14 AM

This insightful article was probably posted before but if it wasn't:

http://blogs.indiewire.com/criticwir...le-just-say-no

Ahem. What do you think about that?

06-29-2014, 03:51 AM	#103675
Ausjdm Active Member Member since:Jul 2013 Location:DC Trading Score:7	New flesh... Just saw Videodrome for the first time today. Wow awesome movie! Great Criterion release great PQ and special features. The movie Felt current and not dated at all. Besides the fly this was the first older Cronenberg film I've seen. Can't wait to see the brood and scanners and rabid now.

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06-29-2014, 02:48 AM	#103662
keldons Expert Member Member since:Dec 2009	Revanche has a 30-40 minute short on the disc as well.

06-29-2014, 04:06 AM	#103677
hoytereden Blu-ray Samurai Member since:Oct 2010 4K collection:212 Blu-ray collection:2597 DVD collection:688 Trading Score:5	I watched Amarcord on Hulu Plus last night and I'd forgotten how absurdly funny (and sad) it was. Once again I've got the Niño Rota score stuck in my head. This always happens when I see one of his Fellini films, it becomes ingrained in the brain! Thanks to this viewing this has gone on the list for the upcoming sale. I only have the ancient Criterion dvd with no extras and it will be my first Fellini on Blu (not that there's much to choose from....hint, HINT!! Criterion). Great film.

06-29-2014, 04:14 AM	#103680
ultlife2013 Banned Member since:Feb 2013 Location:Canada Blu-ray collection:10 Trading Score:3	This insightful article was probably posted before but if it wasn't: http://blogs.indiewire.com/criticwir...le-just-say-no Ahem. What do you think about that?

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