If you have an Alamo drafthouse near you, they stock a majority of criterion blu rays that you can rent for free

Edit: this might only be at the one in Raleigh

same (at my college tho) s***s loaded

don't even gotta worry about any not being there cus barely anyone comes

worth it

hella trippy

Facts who goes to the library in 2020

Unless ur in college

you all need to buy the The Cranes are Flying blu release coming out later this month btw

Absolutely

DVDs

but shout out to libraries

keeping in mind though that Jules & Jim f.e. isn't the newest restoration (which you'd get with the new criterion Blu-Ray release and presumably with the criterion channel)

that's an added thing to your question if CritChannel is worth it

I don’t really mind the dvds since I’m returning them anyway, but definitely copping a crit channel subscription in the near future. Seems like the only worthy streaming service tbh

Shoplifters

Thats the first one im watching

Finally getting down to those early Stroheim?

Slowly but surely lol

Foolish Wives the most opulent, bougie eurosleaze masterpiece around

Stroheim and Griffith are high up on my oldies watchlist this year

new to the criterion world, just watched some jean luc goddard (weekend and breathless) cuz he looks like a real one. and i fux with the french honnys
whats another goddard classic to check forrrrr??

this Mishima packaging is so nice

vivre sa vie

you seem like a real head. im thinking of starting to become one.... guide me.

im guessing this the thread for the real film heads? what are some dope non-criterion directors/films i should keep tabs on? im gonna start a collection.

A woman is a woman and sivre sa vie should be next. Honestly just follow along with his films chronologically. It's fun to watch his ideas develop throughout his films this way

best i can do rn; https://letterboxd.com/elric/list/godliest-films-ever/

buster keaton, anthony mann, fw murnau

wow. i will devote myself to your film taste.