Jellyfish Eyes (2013)

[javi92]

No doubt this will give Armageddon a run for most disliked Criterion title of all time.

[JoeBuck]

Originally Posted by javi92

No doubt this will give Armageddon a run for most disliked Criterion title of all time.

Tiny Furniture is on the phone, it would like to have a word with you.

[hoytereden]

Looks like a perfect companion film to Hausu.

[toddly6666]

Wow! Thank god this is not a joke! Day one purchase for me! This may be the first Criterion i've looked forward to in ages!

[darkness2918]

Originally Posted by javi92

No doubt this will give Armageddon a run for most disliked Criterion title of all time.

I own the Armageddon CC DVD & enjoy the film as well as the release. I'm glad Criterion released it & the DC at that. I also own the CC release of The Rock & enjoy it as well. That said Jellyfish Eyes will be a day 1 purchase for me.

[chris_sc77]

Armageddon and Tiny Furniture are excellent films.
This is completely undeserving in every way. This makes the Criterion name irrelevant to me.
I guess they are now senile or something.
Better prepare for Spice World the Criterion collection

[DaBargainHunta]

This looks so ****ing strange and quirky that I'm immediately interested!

Does the $30 MSRP mean we could possibly see it go as low as $15 on release, or am I dreaming?

[Snicket]

Originally Posted by chris_sc77

Armageddon and Tiny Furniture are excellent films.
This is completely undeserving in every way. This makes the Criterion name irrelevant to me.
I guess they are now senile or something.
Better prepare for Spice World the Criterion collection

Have you even seen it?

[darkness2918]

Originally Posted by Snicket

Have you even seen it?

I have. I thought it was fun movie similar to House.

[FiendCameron]

Originally Posted by chris_sc77

Armageddon and Tiny Furniture are excellent films.
This is completely undeserving in every way. This makes the Criterion name irrelevant to me.
I guess they are now senile or something.
Better prepare for Spice World the Criterion collection

I'd buy a Spice World Criterion in a second. Stop shitting on other people's tastes.

[youngtiffani]

Originally Posted by chris_sc77

Armageddon and Tiny Furniture are excellent films.
This is completely undeserving in every way. This makes the Criterion name irrelevant to me.
I guess they are now senile or something.
Better prepare for Spice World the Criterion collection

Originally Posted by FiendCameron

I'd buy a Spice World Criterion in a second. Stop shitting on other people's tastes.

Spice World would be a Day One (of the nearest B&N Criterion Sale) for me also! I bet the supplements to that would be real treat!

[monorail91]

Originally Posted by youngtiffani

Spice World would be a Day One (of the nearest B&N Criterion Sale) for me also! I bet the supplements to that would be real treat!

Five audio commentaries, one with each Spice?

Or one commentary, with all five at once???

[FiendCameron]

Originally Posted by monorail91

Five audio commentaries, one with each Spice?

Or one commentary, with all five at once???

All together. I need the group on this one. None of that solo BS.

[chris_sc77]

Originally Posted by Snicket

Have you even seen it?

yes and its a very lame film.
i was hoping it would be fun and decent like CJ7 from a while back but its just annoying and filled with terrible effects.

Originally Posted by monorail91

Five audio commentaries, one with each Spice?

Or one commentary, with all five at once???

when is the last time Criterion did even more than one commentary. Hell these days its a surprise when we get even a single commentary on a Criterion release .
Scream factory gives the Legacy 3 commentary tracks but Criterion releases like Scanners, Heavens Gate, M. Dr. , Following, etc had no audio commentary tracks and of the 3 released so far had a terrible assortment of lam extras.

[bud_brigman]

Originally Posted by javi92

No doubt this will give Armageddon a run for most disliked Criterion title of all time.

So mean. I love my non-anamorphic Armageddon (Director's Cut) from Criterion.

(It's a guilty pleasure ...)