Harry Lime, and I'm not getting the Edison connection.jindianajonz wrote:Seeing as Thomas "Henry" Edison invented the light bulb, this is a rare triple clue for Limelight, Green Lantern and a reissue of Henry Lime's The Third Man.eerik wrote:It is Green Lantern starring Ryan Reynolds, part of the Warner Bros deal.swo17 wrote:I don't think it's Limelight, Charlie Chaplin doesn't have a phantom page.
Criterion Newsletter (Part 3)
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- agnamaracs
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That light is clearly Green for Danger.
Also, as "Limelight" is a Rush song, and Alex (Zivojinovic) Lifeson appears in Come On Children, expect a second box of Allan King docs.
Also, as "Limelight" is a Rush song, and Alex (Zivojinovic) Lifeson appears in Come On Children, expect a second box of Allan King docs.
- jwd5275
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It's not for a film at all. It is the announcement that they hired misterlime to handle all customer service inquiries.
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Interesting, but incorrect.Yaanu wrote:A lime and a light bulb. A lime-green bulb. A flowering green bulb. A green flower. Red and green anaglyph 3D film.eerik wrote:
The Power of Love, a previously lost film from 1922 that was a precursor to the 3D films of the 1950s and today, will be released through the Criterion Collection.
The lightbulb is green. Green is my favorite color. The release I'm most looking forward to is 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days. Therefore it's a double-clue, which is a very real thing that definitely exists.
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You're all wrong about it being a light bulb. It's an elephant's fat ass, therefore is's The Green Elephant.rwiggum wrote:Interesting, but incorrect.Yaanu wrote:A lime and a light bulb. A lime-green bulb. A flowering green bulb. A green flower. Red and green anaglyph 3D film.eerik wrote:
The Power of Love, a previously lost film from 1922 that was a precursor to the 3D films of the 1950s and today, will be released through the Criterion Collection.
The lightbulb is green. Green is my favorite color. The release I'm most looking forward to is 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days. Therefore it's a double-clue, which is a very real thing that definitely exists.
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Please, it's obviously The Great Gatsby double feature.FrauBlucher wrote: You're all wrong about it being a light bulb. It's an elephant's fat ass, therefore is's The Green Elephant.
- Yaanu
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Green is your favorite color, but blue is the warmest color. The new edition is on its way.rwiggum wrote:The lightbulb is green. Green is my favorite color. The release I'm most looking forward to is 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days. Therefore it's a double-clue, which is a very real thing that definitely exists.
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It's obviously a fruit that isn't ripe, and if you plug in this particular one, you'd get The Scent of Green Papaya.
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... or Fried Green Tomatoes
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I'm a protanope, I thought it was "Red Light District".
- ordinaryperson
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Remind me never to second guess what the newsletter hint is.
- Minkin
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When did it become open mic / amateur night @ the Criterion Forum?
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When we were given the greenlight for it.
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And scene.
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What, no guesses for LE RAYON VERT?eerik wrote:
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The Green Ray was actually my first thought.
ts obviously and thankfully Limelight, of course.
ts obviously and thankfully Limelight, of course.
- headacheboy
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If this was comedy night at the Criterion Forum, the lot of you would have earned a round of drinks. Laughter is indeed fine medicine.
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So does the NYD newsletter drop at midnight or later in the day?
- SpiderBaby
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By looking back at the time of the first comments from the last couple NYDs on their site, they seem to be posting them anywhere between 8-10 in the morning, EST.
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They have released the NYD in the 7am est hour in the couple of years. The time inicators are an hour ahead. The time doesn't change when the clocks are changed in the fall when standard daylight time ends.
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How did I miss the hint for The Green Slime & Charge Of The Light Brigade?eerik wrote:
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I Confess?
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The Confession by Costa-Gavras?
- PfR73
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Should be Costa-Gavras' The Confession. Criterion has it on Hulu.
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