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Also as an FYI, Criterion discs do not come with 'digital codes' for streaming. (i.e. no MoviesAnywhere, etc). They obtain the rights to the content and restore and present the best version possible. As I mentioned there is the Criterion Channel which like many online services 'cycles' through their collection.
The disc packages are often high-quality cardboard sleeve systems or boxes, and may come with high-quality printed books of essays and analysis of the movie, director, actors and other historical information. Their box sets are sometimes quite a piece of art.
B&N (Barnes & Noble) just announced their 50% off sale also. If there is still a B&N retail store near you, they have a section dedicated to Criterion discs, or can order from them online.
Also for streaming, Criterion Channel is a great service, you will have a never-ending collection of various old, art, international movies, as well as background documentaries. I think it's $89/yr.
EDIT wanted to add that I was just shopping the B&N site and was able to find everything I wanted at a local store, so I think I will do in-store pickup. Another store had all but one I was looking for. So the good news is that if you have a B&N open in your area it's likely to have a well-stocked collection of Criterion discs and they even had the very recent releases.
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B&N (Barnes & Noble) just announced their 50% off sale also. If there is still a B&N retail store near you, they have a section dedicated to Criterion discs, or can order from them online.
Also for streaming, Criterion Channel is a great service, you will have a never-ending collection of various old, art, international movies, as well as background documentaries. I think it's $89/yr.
EDIT wanted to add that I was just shopping the B&N site and was able to find everything I wanted at a local store, so I think I will do in-store pickup. Another store had all but one I was looking for. So the good news is that if you have a B&N open in your area it's likely to have a well-stocked collection of Criterion discs and they even had the very recent releases.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank pmarin
Also as an FYI, Criterion discs do not come with 'digital codes' for streaming. (i.e. no MoviesAnywhere, etc). They obtain the rights to the content and restore and present the best version possible. As I mentioned there is the Criterion Channel which like many online services 'cycles' through their collection.
The disc packages are often high-quality cardboard sleeve systems or boxes, and may come with high-quality printed books of essays and analysis of the movie, director, actors and other historical information. Their box sets are sometimes quite a piece of art.
Harikari is a fantastic movie and it's considered one of the best samurai movies out there. Especially for one that wasn't directed by Kurasowa. It's also on sale for $19.99:
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The disc packages are often high-quality cardboard sleeve systems or boxes, and may come with high-quality printed books of essays and analysis of the movie, director, actors and other historical information. Their box sets are sometimes quite a piece of art.
Also for streaming, Criterion Channel is a great service, you will have a never-ending collection of various old, art, international movies, as well as background documentaries. I think it's $89/yr.
EDIT wanted to add that I was just shopping the B&N site and was able to find everything I wanted at a local store, so I think I will do in-store pickup. Another store had all but one I was looking for. So the good news is that if you have a B&N open in your area it's likely to have a well-stocked collection of Criterion discs and they even had the very recent releases.
https://www.criterion.c
Edit: sometimes you know what they are, and they still aren't for you.
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Also for streaming, Criterion Channel is a great service, you will have a never-ending collection of various old, art, international movies, as well as background documentaries. I think it's $89/yr.
EDIT wanted to add that I was just shopping the B&N site and was able to find everything I wanted at a local store, so I think I will do in-store pickup. Another store had all but one I was looking for. So the good news is that if you have a B&N open in your area it's likely to have a well-stocked collection of Criterion discs and they even had the very recent releases.
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The disc packages are often high-quality cardboard sleeve systems or boxes, and may come with high-quality printed books of essays and analysis of the movie, director, actors and other historical information. Their box sets are sometimes quite a piece of art.
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Here's Fantastic Mr Fox and Isle of Dogs for $9
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https://www.criterion.c
Edit: sometimes you know what they are, and they still aren't for you.
Harakiri (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray] [amazon.com]
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