Criterion Newsletter (Part 2)

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HelenLawson
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#401 Post by HelenLawson »

Perhaps we should just act as if Marienbad did come out this year.
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#402 Post by klee13 »

mfunk9786 wrote:Maybe, just maybe, that graphic means that two dinner-themed (heh) films will be coming in February. Exterminating Angel and My Dinner with Andre in one the same month would be pretty awesome.
Maybe The Cook too! "Changes of clothing"

edit: Shit... and I thought I was being sarcastic.
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#403 Post by kaujot »

Nice catch.
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#404 Post by Matt »

Klaylock wrote:Maybe The Cook too! "Changes of clothing"
That's what I thought, too, because of the sleeping bag and changes of clothing clues, but the lamb and bear kinda threw me. So maybe it is a double clue. Don't the "wife" and the "lover" sleep in a sleeping bag in his room full of books? It's been years since I've seen this, so I can't remember.
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#405 Post by kaujot »

Matt wrote:
Klaylock wrote:Maybe The Cook too! "Changes of clothing"
That's what I thought, too, because of the sleeping bag and changes of clothing clues, but the lamb and bear kinda threw me. So maybe it is a double clue.
Has there ever been one? I like precedent.
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#406 Post by domino harvey »

Changes of clothing because they're at the dinner party for such a long time. You guys, this is just about the Exterminating Angel.
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#407 Post by swo17 »

You could argue that there are "many changes of clothing" in Cook too. (Though "many, many" might be pushing it.) I still think this is definitely an Angel clue, with a very slight possibility that it is a mysterious unprecedented double clue, and an even more slight possibility that it's hinting at a 3-film dinner-themed boxset that also includes Andre.
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#408 Post by mfunk9786 »

Ooh! Then it must include Veber's The Dinner Game as well! Liking this dinner-themed boxset idea. Come on Criterion, think outside of the box.
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#409 Post by What A Disgrace »

There are animals in that picture. I wonder if they're releasing Animal House, Babe, and Milo & Otis?
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#410 Post by criterionsnob »

Isn't there a lamb in Simon of the Desert?
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#411 Post by Antoine Doinel »

mfunk9786 wrote:Ooh! Then it must include Veber's The Dinner Game as well! Liking this dinner-themed boxset idea. Come on Criterion, think outside of the box.
Yeah, it could be Criterion's answer to Sony's Martini Movies.
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#412 Post by Matt »

domino harvey wrote:Changes of clothing because they're at the dinner party for such a long time. You guys, this is just about the Exterminating Angel.
But nobody changes clothes. Whereas in The Cook..., the actors change clothes every time they enter a new room. There are two speech ballons, so I'm maintaining that it's a double clue.
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#413 Post by mfunk9786 »

Matt wrote:But nobody changes clothes. Whereas in The Cook..., the actors change clothes every time they enter a new room. There are two speech ballons, so I'm maintaining that it's a double clue.
I'm starting to believe this prediction.
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#414 Post by Matt »

mfunk9786 wrote:
Matt wrote:But nobody changes clothes. Whereas in The Cook..., the actors change clothes every time they enter a new room. There are two speech ballons, so I'm maintaining that it's a double clue.
I'm starting to believe this prediction.
We know for a fact that The Cook... is coming, it was just a matter of when. It's Exterminating Angel that's the big surprise (even though it screened on TCM a few years ago in a new transfer with a Janus logo up front).
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#415 Post by domino harvey »

I went back and looked at the cartoon and I've changed my mind. I now agree that it is a double clue
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#416 Post by swo17 »

I still don't know. Maybe if there were a dog giving the second clue I'd be more convinced. Or if the bear were eating the sheep.
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#417 Post by domino harvey »

What swayed me was that the obvious Bunuel clue is self-contained in the first bubble, making the second bubble completely superfluous unless it's meant to be a separate clue
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#418 Post by Tom Hagen »

You know those clues, that are like, double clues?
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#419 Post by swo17 »

domino harvey wrote:What swayed me was that the obvious Bunuel clue is self-contained in the first bubble, making the second bubble completely superfluous unless it's meant to be a separate clue
Good point, though I find most of what sheep say to be superfluous anyhow.
Tom Hagen wrote:You know those clues, that are like, double clues?
This deserves some type of award. =D>
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#420 Post by miless »

I've got a raging clue right now. Let's follow your clue.
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#421 Post by Tootletron »

Has there ever been a "double clue" in a newsletter before?
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#422 Post by pianocrash »

Tom Hagen wrote:You know those clues, that are like, double clues?
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#423 Post by psufootball07 »

You are now on Double Secret Probation my man.
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#424 Post by domino harvey »

Image
He's rocking out to a Peter Cowie commentary
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#425 Post by lacritfan »

miless wrote:I've got a raging clue right now. Let's follow your clue.
...and that's when Gena Rowlands countered Ray Carney...oh hello, Mr. Mulvaney.

All the girls go out in the hall please, I need to speak with the boys of this office. Boys we have a very serious problem. I've just come from the men's restroom and SOMEBODY went number <insert spine number of crapiest Criterion release> in the urinal!
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