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- feckless boy
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Is there any reason that you have to use Safari? It is known for having a low compatibility with DOM and JavaScript. I think most Mac users have changed. Why don't give Firefox a try?Why can't I view any of Criterion's product pages on Safari?
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Thanks for the help. Oddly, the problem goes away when you visit the site as "www.criterion.com." (with the extra fullstop).
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- The Elegant Dandy Fop
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I suppose this could go in this thread.
Anyone notice the connections they put under the pages for movies like "Mad Scientists!", "Music on Film" etc. Well, now there is one that's confusing the hell out of me
Shelf of Sure Winners
"The individual films in this list promise very different things, but what they have in common is that each one delivers 100 percent. For when you don't know what you want but need a sure thing."
What the hell does that mean?
Anyone notice the connections they put under the pages for movies like "Mad Scientists!", "Music on Film" etc. Well, now there is one that's confusing the hell out of me
Shelf of Sure Winners
"The individual films in this list promise very different things, but what they have in common is that each one delivers 100 percent. For when you don't know what you want but need a sure thing."
What the hell does that mean?
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- Matt
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The Children Are Watching Us over Umberto D? Haxan over The Passion of Joan of Arc? Elevator to the Gallows over Au revoir les enfants? Yojimbo over Seven Samurai? This list makes no sense if that's the (pardon me) criterion for inclusion. In fact, this list makes no sense at all. They must get a lot of questions along the lines of "I have Seven Samurai / 8 1/2 / The Seventh Seal, what should I buy next, because obviously, I'm not willing to take a chance on a film?"sidehacker wrote:Just looks like a list of the most canonized films that they've released.
- tryavna
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Yes, this is a bizarre new category, in that there is no objective criteria for what's included. I mean, you basically know what to expect with a movie that's included in a category like "Mad doctors" or "Jidae-geki." But this?
And then there's the subjective element: I have a hard time believing that every single film on this list is going to be a "sure winner" for everybody. Personally, I can't stand either Divorce Italian Style or Grey Gardens.
And then there's the subjective element: I have a hard time believing that every single film on this list is going to be a "sure winner" for everybody. Personally, I can't stand either Divorce Italian Style or Grey Gardens.
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- Matt
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Yeah!Cinephrenic wrote:I can't wait for the shelf of sure losers list.
"The individual films in this list promise a lot, but what they have in common is that each one delivers nothing. For when you're looking for a film to clear out house guests who have overstayed their welcome or to put a quick end to that insufferable date."
Sweet Movie
Jubilee
Border Radio
Touchez pas au grisbi
I Am Curious...
Hopsctoch
Maitresse
Schizopolis
etc...
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- Matt
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You're missing the point, dear boy. I'm not saying they're bad films, but if you were to create a list of films available on Criterion DVD that, to put it mildly, divide audiences, you'd find those films on that list. Would you watch any of those (except maybe Hopscotch) with your mother?LightBulbFilm wrote:Ouch. A bit harsh don't you think? They're not bad films.
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That one makes sense though.richast2 wrote:There's also a "Shelf of Big Boxes"
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Aren't Double Life of Veronique, Pandora's Box and Bicycle Thieves packaging roughly the same size as Battle of Algiers?richast2 wrote:There's also a "Shelf of Big Boxes"
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If my mother hadn't passed away already yes... We have similar taste.Matt wrote:You're missing the point, dear boy. I'm not saying they're bad films, but if you were to create a list of films available on Criterion DVD that, to put it mildly, divide audiences, you'd find those films on that list. Would you watch any of those (except maybe Hopscotch) with your mother?LightBulbFilm wrote:Ouch. A bit harsh don't you think? They're not bad films.
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Well, the new site has been launched. Overall I think it's looking pretty nice, but I must say that I'm deeply concerned that the latest title being listed is Under the Volcano. Unless they're just behind, we've had all of November's releases taken away. This doesn't bode well for Decembers announcements next week.
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