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I Am Cuba is extraordinary. Has a legendary crane shot that goes on forever.

Lucky you! I'm a charter subscriber and I only got a $10 gift certificate, plus another $10 certificate in anticipation of tomorrow's sale--that one for being a Criterion.com shopper.

Criterion Flash Sale starts tomorrow at noon EDT. 24 hours.

I received my corrected Gift Code.

I'm only lacking the Criterion LD #10A...

Received email from Criterion confirming its Flash Sale starting tomorrow at noon EDT.

Haneke and Zetterling. Films that are certainly not for the "weak." Eagerly anticipating these releases!

YMMV.

The Criterion Channel showed all the early Safdie films. I found them to possess a quirky charm not for all tastes.

I hope it's the correct AR.

Shaft in UHD. Fine, after all, it's by the great Gordon Parks. But what a missed opportunity with The Tales of Hoffmann. A 4K digital restoration released as a BD. Sad, since it's an Archer Production, deserving of the best treatment.

4K, like The Red Shoes, please!

Yes. But just the one title: Adoption.

Criterion confirmed the Flash Sale for tomorrow at noon ET. I just received yet another $10 coupon for being a loyal customer, this on top of another for being a Criterion Channel subscriber.

There's a big difference between the Pasolini and the Waters films. In the former, the actors ate chocolate that looked like human excrement. In the latter, the divine Divine actually scooped up dog shit and ate it while it still steamed. Waters' film wins the poop race.

Pukey Dogme Crap is a great film by any standards (except the Lord's).

The Criterion Channel has shown several films from your aforementioned directors. They are worth seeking out.

Profanata. Feminine ending.

I think I can explain the issue with @TonyD not finding any information about the Italian company. He used the spelling "ritrovita" instead of "ritrovata." The company's name is L'immagine ritrovata (the rescued image).

I bought it, so there. It's also the best ballet film I've ever seen due to its amazing use of your loathed 3D. Some people here actually love 3D! Why must you always crap on 3D? It's tiresome.

One of them was the Bunuel set. The other ten titles were needed to complete my Criterion collection.

Order placed for the eleven new titles released since the B&N sale.

Confirming receipt of email.

I've seen all 5 titles and liked them all very much. For what it may be worth.

From all my purchases yesterday I earned another $50 certificate.

Loyalty Program plus being a member of the Criterion Channel.

I placed 4 separate orders so I could use 4 certificates; then placed a fifth order. Certificates were $80 total. Bought 23 titles plus the Varda and the Scorsese World Cinema Project #3. I started at 11 CT on the dot.

The placement of the UPC symbol on the back cover.

I made a mistake when I said Criterion's spine #1 was The Seven Samurai. Sorry. It's actually #2. I do have both versions of that disc in DVD, including the recalled version due to Toho's insistence. Then I purchased the DVD reissue and the subsequent BD issue. I also have the DVD included in...

I used to have a Criterion wall arranged by spine number. Alas, that was years ago and now my disc collection has grown to upwards of 19,000 and I can't keep it organized in any way. Discs are stashed wherever there is an available corner in my house. Sometimes my mental file will help me find...