'The Seven Samurai' and 'House' among the first films added.
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Joshua Brunsting
Ryan’s Criterion Link Collection For January 26th, 2012
Here are some Criterion Collection related links (as well as some other film related stuff) that I found interesting today.
Ryan Gallagher
IFC Picks Up Sundance Darling ‘Liberal Arts’
IFC picks up the latest film from 'happythankyoumoreplease' director Josh Radnor.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Talks Company’s Future, Including 3-D Streaming, Video Games And Competition
Iconoclastic CEO talks about not promoting physical media, possible 3-D streaming, and what has them breaking a sweat.
Ryan’s Criterion Link Collection For January 25th, 2012
Earlier Netflix announced some financial results, and the internet exploded with analysis. I also found lots of other interesting things to read, linked within.
First Look At SXSW-Bound ‘Sightseers’ From ‘Kill List’ Director Ben Wheatley And Producer Edgar Wright
Film is the follow-up to the much talked about 'Kill List,' currently available on VOD.
Soderbergh’s ‘Side Effects’ Loses Financial Backing From Annapurna Pictures
The film loses backing, but gains Catherine Zeta-Jones.
Ryan’s Criterion Link Collection For January 24th, 2012
Tired of reading about the Oscar nominations? Here are about 40 links that will take you on a tour of today's indie and arthouse film stories.
Joshua Reviews ‘The Cinema Of Jean Rollin,’ Kino’s Five New Redemption Film Blu-ray Releases [Blu-ray Review]
Joshua reviews the Blu-rays of five classic thrillers from director Jean Rollin.
Complete List Of Oscar Nominees Announced, ‘Pina’ Up For Best Documentary
'Tree Of Life' and 'Pina' among the list of nominees this year.
Ryan’s Criterion Link Collection For January 23rd, 2012
Start off your week with about 40 links to Criterion related stories from around the internet. And quasi-Criterion-related links too!
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Takashi Nomura’s A Colt Is My Passport
In this 1967 film, Japanese tough guy Joe Shishido warmed up for his role in Branded To Kill as a steely-nerved hitman running for his life from the gang that betrayed him.
David Blakeslee
Ryan’s Criterion Link Collection For January 20th Through The 22nd, 2012
A collection of links from around the web that I think will make for some interesting reading on your ride to work on Monday morning. Enjoy!
Episode 113.5 – Disc 2 – Off The Shelf And On The Screen
On this short Disc 2 following the recording of the River episode, Ryan and James discuss the new releases for the 17th, as well as what they've been watching.
Joshua Reviews Steven Soderbergh’s ‘Haywire’ [Theatrical Review]
And spoiler: it's a kick-ass piece of work from the director of 'Schizopolis' and 'Traffic.'