Criterion Newsletter (Part 2)
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- Cronenfly
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Would this be a possibility? Do Criterion love the Breathless remake, David Holzman's Diary, and young-ish Dennis Quaid enough to release this in their stead? Sounds like it would fit in with their Border Radio/Walker/Jubilee-type releases. And maybe they could get Robert Redford to explain his love of the movie...nazarin wrote:If that's a gourd, then it ought to narrow the possible titles considerably! Don't they use gourds to drink from in Jim McBride's GLEN AND RANDA? And don't they have a car's bumper-grill over a fire pit since they don't know what it originally was for . . . ??? Haven't seen it in a long time...
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jaredsap
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GLEN AND RANDA has a 1.6 imdb rating. I say it's TRAFFIC.Cronenfly wrote:Would this be a possibility? Do Criterion love the Breathless remake, David Holzman's Diary, and young-ish Dennis Quaid enough to release this in their stead? Sounds like it would fit in with their Border Radio/Walker/Jubilee-type releases. And maybe they could get Robert Redford to explain his love of the movie.nazarin wrote:If that's a gourd, then it ought to narrow the possible titles considerably! Don't they use gourds to drink from in Jim McBride's GLEN AND RANDA? And don't they have a car's bumper-grill over a fire pit since they don't know what it originally was for . . . ??? Haven't seen it in a long time...
- Cronenfly
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I saw that imdb rating on Glen and Randa too, but some of CC's releases, Border Radio in particular, have me convinced that there's no depths to which Criterion won't go, especially if it's a cult movie by a director of any note. And the comments left on the boards suggest that, though not a masterpiece by any definition, it's not 1.6 horrible
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- Cronenfly
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What about the "bumper-grill bbq"? Do any other movies really account for that (Trafic included) beyond Walkabout (and that's just a car on fire, not a bbq as such)?starmanof51 wrote:Stop being distracted by the Gourd. It's no more relevant than the parade of Wacky Animals in past newsletters. Perhaps we've moved into the era of the Wacky Fruit Clue.
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- domino harvey
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- Cronenfly
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Mind blowing. Now if only my junior jumble weren't laminated...domino harvey wrote:anagram of "gourd" = UR DOG
To clarify (though maybe you intended it as such): I thought you were implying that the bbq Criterion was inviting us to would feature a certain canine as the main course...but that makes no sense.
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- arsonfilms
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This could be a problem.a.khan wrote:Fuck, guys. May be the fine folks at CC are just throwing a BBQ party, and we're all invited. Instead of wasting time looking up fruits, we should RSVP.
I don't know any good recipes involving gourds. I do a pear salad with goat cheese and hazelnuts, but since we decided it was a gourd, I'm totally at a loss. I suppose I could always do something a little less topical with pumpkin seeds... or maybe I'll just bring a flan. You can never have too much flan at a barbecue.
What to bring, what to bring.... ?
- backstreetsbackalright
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I don't buy that it's Weekend, as New Yorker just dropped that disc in the very recent past. But, to answer your question, Criterion acquired the rights to the Sans Soleil from New Yorker.Macintosh wrote:When was the last time Criterion obtained the dvd rights from New Yorker video?tavernier wrote:Not in the Collection.
I say it's gotta be Trafic
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Well "bumper-grill" makes more sense watching that: the grill is obvious, and the car's bumper has the heating element in it.
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