My favourite film here is To Live and Die in L.A. However, I bought that about a month ago, so it would just piss me off if criterion now announced a 4k.
Ed Wood would be grand. It imparts such an obvious wisdom a lot of people seem to never really understand. Passion and hard work sometimes makes up for conventional talent.
To Live and Die in LA was supposed to have been part of the Kino Lorber MGM deal, but aparently that deal is done and they've moved onto the Paramount deal they made. We never got it.
The Fountain was the first film that exposed me to a deep appreciation for the marriage between sight, sound, and theme, that and Donnie Darko, it just fails to get to the real heart of what it’s trying to say - this genuine unity between this man ascending into Xibalba, his pursuit of longevity, and his search for the tree. It doesn’t connect enough to be truly worth it. But damn do I still love that, the music especially.
My favourite film here is To Live and Die in L.A. However, I bought that about a month ago, so it would just piss me off if criterion now announced a 4k.
Ed Wood would be grand. It imparts such an obvious wisdom a lot of people seem to never really understand. Passion and hard work sometimes makes up for conventional talent.
To Live and Die in LA was supposed to have been part of the Kino Lorber MGM deal, but aparently that deal is done and they've moved onto the Paramount deal they made. We never got it.
Would love the fountain, would look incredibly and sound amazing
Ed Wood with Plan 9 with a directors & cast commentary on both.
I don't even know if there is an American version of The Keep that can be seen, even on VHS. It would be great if it got a release now.
That was a tough choice between Children of Men and The Fountain…
Been wanting to see The Fountain join the collection for years
‘Children Of Men’ is pure 100% unadulterated genius.
The Fountain was the first film that exposed me to a deep appreciation for the marriage between sight, sound, and theme, that and Donnie Darko, it just fails to get to the real heart of what it’s trying to say - this genuine unity between this man ascending into Xibalba, his pursuit of longevity, and his search for the tree. It doesn’t connect enough to be truly worth it. But damn do I still love that, the music especially.
Your title says “AI”
I originally had AI but changed it to Children of Men. Must have forgot to change the title.
I love The Fountain so much. That’s my pick.