@@borderlineXI it’s also it’s own universe with movies, games, toys, legos, books, and comics if you’re gonna be a smart ass at least be good at it Einstein
I always make the first haul of the month my craziest. That way it will be easier to limit myself to 10-15 criterions on the next haul we're going to do.
I love you guys and you give the greatest summaries & suggestions. I think you've single handedly gotten me deep into CC. And then I revisit these videos every other month and it changes because I become more aware of these titles and watch most of them myself. Keep doing your thing fellas, see you next time.
I am constantly re watching this series of videos so fun to watch. You guys are so funny, and I love seeing films I like to talk about. Plus I live in Australia so criterion doesn't ship over here and i can not get access to the criterion channel. So its a pain in the ass to get them but my collection is slowly growing. Nice to see you guys living my dream haha
I actually preferred the (2007) Funny Games over the original as well until I watched them back-to-back recently. Now I prefer the original hands down over the 2007 version. They're almost shot for shot, and the original does it so much better.
I want all of you to be my best friends. None of my friends or family share my enthusiasm or understood Criterion. Love seeing the friendship and enthusiasm!! I have a July birthday as well, so I get gift cards and cash and spend it on Criterion’s. Great video!
@Randy White Criterion collecting can be a lonely world if you can't find your tribe. I try explaining it to people, and they look at me like I'm a zoo animal on the loose.
@@jesusperez7108 me too. It’ll be interesting to see what he thinks about it. Literally tho. In every aspect that film is perfection. The soundtrack, the cinematography, the storytelling, and character development. It really shows the genius of Edward Yang.
First video ive watched, but I just had to comment and give props to the camera girl for being the only one to fix the piles. Y’all were pillaging through those stacks.
You all have such a lovely passion and it's combined with great taste and knowledge. Very nice. I'm almost embarrassed to say that I've added 44 Criterion movies to my collection this month and we're not even half way 🤯
Y'all out there buying art house films, and here I am buying Beavis and Butt-Head Do America, Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, and Jackass on DVD at a garage sale. What can I say, I have sophisticated tastes.
Huge Billy Wilder fan (might be my favourite director) so I agree that Ace in the Hole is incredible, Sunset Boulevard is a masterpiece but imo The Apartment is his best film, sorry Perry. I will say Bicycle Thieves is an essential film I agree with you there.
No one has yet appeared to realize that Kirk Douglas -- who also produced -- is at the top of his game in "Paths of Glory". As essential as "12 Angry Men," produced by Henry Fonda. And also see "Anatomy of a Murder," with James Stewart.
i’m 400 dollars in this month on criterions, prolly pick up another 4-5 next week lol. great video guys cant stop watching yalls criterion hauls, really enjoying them!
@@TheMisfitPond Japanese 9-hour long WWII Epic. Split into three 3 hour episodes. Directed by Masaki Kobayashi (Harakiri & Kwaidan) Average letterboxd rating 4.5/5. Have I convinced you enough? It’s a recent bluray upgrade for the title, it has a criterion release number that is somewhere in the 400s, too lazy to look it up. Either way. It’s a masterpiece and one of the greatest war films and trilogies ever made.
There's so many things and so many films I could talk about here but this video is so packed that I don't know where to start lol. But this was epic regardless.
Not sure if Perry knew this but the Criterion release of Nashville went out of print in March along with five other Paramount titles that Criterion had in their collection.
@@jesusperez7108 If you're interested, Paramount is releasing it themselves in August as part of their Paramount Presents line. The other five titles that went out of print: Days of Heaven Rosemary's Baby La Dolce Vita Harold and Maude Don't Look Now
@@Tim_Raths I might check out the Paramount release of Nashville. Luckily Carlos bought me Rosemary's Baby for Christmas. La Dolce Vita is still in the Fellini boxset, and I'm not huge on Don't Look Now or Days of Heaven. I know. Hot takes. I do love Harold & Maude though. I missed out on that one too.
Great picks all around! I'm with Carlos, watch The Elephant Man Perry if you love Mike Leigh definitely try to find Happy-Go-Lucky it fits well with Naked as the main character in it (played brilliantly by Sally Hawkins) is the complete opposite of Thewlis' character.
In regards to Ghost World and memorable characters portrayed by Steve Buscemi, I'm surprised Tree's Lounge has never received a Blu-ray release of any kind.
@@jesusperez7108 Been some time since I've last seen it. The trailer is pretty bad. Then again, a lot of trailers from the nineties, particularly for "indie flicks", are bad, and often misrepresentative of the overall tone of the movie.
@@UToobin75 Honestly I'm not huge on movie trailers. I like to go into films blind. All I need to know about the film is writer, director, and production company.
@@jesusperez7108 I recently watched some trailers from smaller releases I remember fondly, movies which haven't made the transition to Blu-ray, films like Dominick and Eugene (1988), Hangin' with the Homeboys (1991), Smoke (1995), Box of Moonlight (1996), and Tree's Lounge (1996) to name but a few, and came away thinking that the trailers made these otherwise good movies look bad. A byproduct of the era I suppose.
@@UToobin75 I agree. Trailers from the late 80s through the 90s were especially bad. A lot of indie film companies just don't know how to market their movies. Even A24 struggle with marketing their films unless it's a certified banger like The Lighthouse or Uncut Gems. Little off topic, but Box of Moonlight is such an underrated film. Turturro and Rockwell have such great chemistry in the film.
Hi am a new subscriber and great video hope you guys have a great time finding some movies and dose perry have midnight cowboy and you should pick up the kid with Charlie Chaplin. hope you have a great day
Ty so much for subscribing. I own Midnight Cowboy. It is one of those films that made me want to become a film critic. It really shaped my taste in films to this day.
I almost always walk away with at least one blind buy. There’s something exhilarating about taking that chance on some kino. But Erick is the king of blind buying.
@@TheMisfitPond i’m new to the criterion collection so no matter what i buy the majority will be blind buys. i also have a trust that if it’s in the collection it’s probably not bad.
@@jesusperez7108 maybe it's better that way. I started with Criterion over ten years ago and then recently within the last three years got into Vinegar Syndrome, Shout Factory, Kino Lorber, Indicator, Arrow, Severin and collecting slipcovers. It's can be expensive. Ugh!
Only real film heads buy outside of criterion. Vineger syndrome has best packaging next to criterion. Happy to see mike Leigh love and what a shame to say Europa by von trier is bad
@@jesusperez7108 I only managed getting seven titles. But, I got everything I was looking for (this round). Btw, how do you budget for everything you want to pick up?
@@JavaJunky I don't budget. We're doing multiple hauls this month. I just make a list of 30 must owns for the month of July. I knocked out half of the list in this haul.
Saw it last year! Very good, although my least favourite Mungiu movie for now. I think Graduation and 4 months, 3 weeks, 2 days are stronger. To me, it feels a tad bit too long, but beyond that, it does everything else amazingly.
It’s an app where people can hold their own private server and invite people to text and voice chat through a link. In my server, we constantly talk about a variety of different topics but mostly film and filmmaking. We also have movie nights and a voice chat every Saturday where we discuss the blind recommendation of the week. It’s $5 a month through patreon to join :)
Criterion newbies, putting back classics for low rewatchable indie dramas psh. No style no insight, I hope your parents aren't paying for a film college course so you can blow your covid stimulus on criterions. Were you even aware criterion had these films?
i love seeing this. People having passion for their hobbies. I dont really care for films but i relate to that passion with legos, starwars, and music
Got to be passionate about something otherwise life loses it's charm.
Star Wars is a film, bubba
@@borderlineXI it’s also it’s own universe with movies, games, toys, legos, books, and comics if you’re gonna be a smart ass at least be good at it Einstein
😂😂😂
I need friends who are just as passionate about film as you guys are.
Perry: "I need to put a few of these back."
Also Perry: *just puts almost all of them in the "must buy" pile anyway*
I always make the first haul of the month my craziest. That way it will be easier to limit myself to 10-15 criterions on the next haul we're going to do.
It really do be like that sometimes
@@TheMisfitPond That's not english.
@@steely666 it ain’t?
The amount of kino in this video is immeasurable. Great picks, y'all!
Ty. That's how we do it on themisfitpond bay-bee.
Thanks for being here to witness it!
I’m addicted to watching these criterion haul type videos
I love you guys and you give the greatest summaries & suggestions. I think you've single handedly gotten me deep into CC. And then I revisit these videos every other month and it changes because I become more aware of these titles and watch most of them myself.
Keep doing your thing fellas, see you next time.
We are planning 2 more hauls. You will be seeing us real soon. We love you too.
I am constantly re watching this series of videos so fun to watch. You guys are so funny, and I love seeing films I like to talk about. Plus I live in Australia so criterion doesn't ship over here and i can not get access to the criterion channel. So its a pain in the ass to get them but my collection is slowly growing. Nice to see you guys living my dream haha
I actually preferred the (2007) Funny Games over the original as well until I watched them back-to-back recently. Now I prefer the original hands down over the 2007 version. They're almost shot for shot, and the original does it so much better.
New to your channel. This was a lot of fun. I’m deep into this 50% off month, trying to stick to one a day. Thanks
I want all of you to be my best friends. None of my friends or family share my enthusiasm or understood Criterion. Love seeing the friendship and enthusiasm!! I have a July birthday as well, so I get gift cards and cash and spend it on Criterion’s. Great video!
That’s awesome 😎
@@w.iraheta3769 Thank you! :) Hope you have a great day! :)
@Randy White Criterion collecting can be a lonely world if you can't find your tribe. I try explaining it to people, and they look at me like I'm a zoo animal on the loose.
24:15 The way Perry picks that film up, is kinda adorable.
A brighter summer day!! That’s my all time favorite movie and the first criterion movie in my collection.
That's an amazing favorite film. Undoubtedly one of the best films ever made. I cannot wait for Carlos to review it.
@@jesusperez7108 me too. It’ll be interesting to see what he thinks about it. Literally tho. In every aspect that film is perfection. The soundtrack, the cinematography, the storytelling, and character development. It really shows the genius of Edward Yang.
I’m ecstatic about finally watching and reviewing A Brighter Summer Day!!
First video ive watched, but I just had to comment and give props to the camera girl for being the only one to fix the piles. Y’all were pillaging through those stacks.
She’s a keeper. And we always make sure everything is in tip top shape before we leave.
You all have such a lovely passion and it's combined with great taste and knowledge. Very nice. I'm almost embarrassed to say that I've added 44 Criterion movies to my collection this month and we're not even half way 🤯
Nothing to be embarrassed about. Criterions are as good as gold in my book. The kino is just waiting to be scooped up.
I could watch you guys sift thru Criterions for hours. Perry cracks me up. If only he had 4 arms.
What are there, more nominations for Glenn Close at the Oscars or times Carlos never picked up Blue Velvet? Discuss.
More times Carlos didn't pick up Blue Velvet. I'm sure he's going to get Blue Velvet soon.
Maybe the next haul will finally be the one….. or will it? 👀
Perry: "Secrets and Lies gives Naked a run for it's money."
The random guy at Barnes who doesn't know movies: What the fu--
Y'all out there buying art house films, and here I am buying Beavis and Butt-Head Do America, Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, and Jackass on DVD at a garage sale. What can I say, I have sophisticated tastes.
Jackass and beavis and butthead do America are great films though! Lol
@@TheMisfitPond They deserve the Criterion treatment for sure :-D
@@UToobin75 I’d buy both films on criterion instantly.
@@TheMisfitPond Three words. You listening Criterion? FREDDY. GOT. FINGERED.
@@UToobin75 I’ll rebut with two words. KUNG POW 💥
Huge Billy Wilder fan (might be my favourite director) so I agree that Ace in the Hole is incredible, Sunset Boulevard is a masterpiece but imo The Apartment is his best film, sorry Perry. I will say Bicycle Thieves is an essential film I agree with you there.
No one has yet appeared to realize that Kirk Douglas -- who also produced -- is at the top of his game in "Paths of Glory". As essential as "12 Angry Men," produced by Henry Fonda.
And also see "Anatomy of a Murder," with James Stewart.
Awesome video. Just made my first haul yesterday. Planning on going back.
Thank you! What did you pick up?
@@TheMisfitPond
The Sword of Doom
Eraserhead
The 39 Steps
House
Scorsese Shorts
Tokyo Drifter
Hopscotch
i’m 400 dollars in this month on criterions, prolly pick up another 4-5 next week lol. great video guys cant stop watching yalls criterion hauls, really enjoying them!
Thanks for watching. We have another criterion haul coming up at the end of the week.
Between the Criterion and Arrow half off sales, I’m at $500. 😂
@@butrocelaville7279 Nice. I'm at $1,050.
Meanwhile all I bought was:
- The World of Wong Kar Wai
- Memories of Murder
- The Human Condition
I have to get memories of Murder next haul this Monday. I’ve actually never heard of the human condition.
@@TheMisfitPond Japanese 9-hour long WWII Epic. Split into three 3 hour episodes.
Directed by Masaki Kobayashi (Harakiri & Kwaidan)
Average letterboxd rating 4.5/5.
Have I convinced you enough? It’s a recent bluray upgrade for the title, it has a criterion release number that is somewhere in the 400s, too lazy to look it up.
Either way. It’s a masterpiece and one of the greatest war films and trilogies ever made.
Are we the same person???
There's so many things and so many films I could talk about here but this video is so packed that I don't know where to start lol. But this was epic regardless.
Ayy thanks for watching Jeremy!
Awesome 👏🏻 look forward to part 2
Same here!! Thanks for watching!!
Awesome video. I need to meet people like you guys to go Criterion shopping in Atlanta.
Not sure if Perry knew this but the Criterion release of Nashville went out of print in March along with five other Paramount titles that Criterion had in their collection.
Thank you for reminding me. It's such a shame. I love Nashville.
@@jesusperez7108 If you're interested, Paramount is releasing it themselves in August as part of their Paramount Presents line.
The other five titles that went out of print:
Days of Heaven
Rosemary's Baby
La Dolce Vita
Harold and Maude
Don't Look Now
@@Tim_Raths I might check out the Paramount release of Nashville. Luckily Carlos bought me Rosemary's Baby for Christmas. La Dolce Vita is still in the Fellini boxset, and I'm not huge on Don't Look Now or Days of Heaven. I know. Hot takes. I do love Harold & Maude though. I missed out on that one too.
Great pickups! Really enjoyed the video!
Love to hear it dude!! Thanks for watching!
I live in india and we dont get criterions here 😭
Fun video.
Criterion collector here since 2003.
How many criterion films do you own?
Great picks all around!
I'm with Carlos, watch The Elephant Man
Perry if you love Mike Leigh definitely try to find Happy-Go-Lucky it fits well with Naked as the main character in it (played brilliantly by Sally Hawkins) is the complete opposite of Thewlis' character.
I will definitely check out Happy Go Lucky. I still got to watch Topsy-turvy too.
@@jesusperez7108 yeah I have only seen a few Mike Leigh's but they seem quite good.
I’m trying to tell them to stop sleeping on Elephant Man!! Happy-go-lucky sounds like a promising film. I’ll do my best to check it out
@@TheMisfitPond it's a really great film, Sally Hawkins is always excellent and this might be her best role.
I think I saw Harold and Maud at 16:30 which is hella OOP
I don’t see it. But if it was there. OOF
I'm with you on the Qatsi trilogy. Koyaanisqatsi is the only one worth owning IMO. Shame they're not sold separately.
Holy shit, the dude in the Persona t-shirt sounds EXACTLY like Alex Leyba
Lol. I have heard that one before.
I WAS REALLLLLYYYY hoping someone said it 😂😂 (so glad i’m not alone)
I love these videos so fkn much
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel.
Hell yea! So glad to hear it! Got another one coming soon!
Perry finally snagging Funny Games means that all is finally right with the world.
Michael Haneke is my second favorite filmmaker of all time. I had to get it this time.
I need friends like you guys, I can barely get people to watch normal movies with me 🙃 let alone go on criterion hunts
Where did Perry get his Persona t-shirt cause now I want one
I bought it for him on redbubble.com !!
The girl behind the camera seems so cool and interested. I love it haha
Great massive haul, you gotta watch Hunger (2008) and War and Peace (1966) if you haven’t.
Hunger is definitely high up on my watchlist after watching Shame.
Finally!!
The Criterion Sale is my Black Friday
Who’s the guy in the persona shirt he’s my favorite!
This video has convinced me to subscribe to your channel.
In regards to Ghost World and memorable characters portrayed by Steve Buscemi, I'm surprised Tree's Lounge has never received a Blu-ray release of any kind.
I haven't seen Tree's Lounge. Ty for bringing to it to my attention. I will add it to my watchlist.
@@jesusperez7108 Been some time since I've last seen it. The trailer is pretty bad. Then again, a lot of trailers from the nineties, particularly for "indie flicks", are bad, and often misrepresentative of the overall tone of the movie.
@@UToobin75 Honestly I'm not huge on movie trailers. I like to go into films blind. All I need to know about the film is writer, director, and production company.
@@jesusperez7108 I recently watched some trailers from smaller releases I remember fondly, movies which haven't made the transition to Blu-ray, films like Dominick and Eugene (1988), Hangin' with the Homeboys (1991), Smoke (1995), Box of Moonlight (1996), and Tree's Lounge (1996) to name but a few, and came away thinking that the trailers made these otherwise good movies look bad. A byproduct of the era I suppose.
@@UToobin75 I agree. Trailers from the late 80s through the 90s were especially bad. A lot of indie film companies just don't know how to market their movies. Even A24 struggle with marketing their films unless it's a certified banger like The Lighthouse or Uncut Gems. Little off topic, but Box of Moonlight is such an underrated film. Turturro and Rockwell have such great chemistry in the film.
That outro image deeply disturbed me
Hi am a new subscriber and great video hope you guys have a great time finding some movies and dose perry have midnight cowboy and you should pick up the kid with Charlie Chaplin. hope you have a great day
Ty so much for subscribing. I own Midnight Cowboy. It is one of those films that made me want to become a film critic. It really shaped my taste in films to this day.
Of course perry I have the movie to haven’t seen it yet but I will one day
I’ve been meaning to ask - where did you get your Memories of Murder shirt?
Redbubble.com my good sir
@@TheMisfitPond Thanks!
Perry - “I’m scared of blind buying.”
Me thinking about how 10/13 of the criterions i picked up were blind buys
I almost always walk away with at least one blind buy. There’s something exhilarating about taking that chance on some kino. But Erick is the king of blind buying.
@@TheMisfitPond i’m new to the criterion collection so no matter what i buy the majority will be blind buys. i also have a trust that if it’s in the collection it’s probably not bad.
I have seen over 200 criterion films, and I watch criterion films all the time so I never have to blind buy again.
There’s films that I’ve seen on criterion that I choose to take a pass on for a blind buy cause I’m psychotic.
@@TheMisfitPond Well blind buying something like A Brighter Summer Day is perfectly reasonable, because it's one of the best films ever made.
Do you guys collect Vinegar Syndrome movies, too? BTW, great haul here. Very entertaining to watch.
We do not. I'm strictly a criterion collector. I don't even like buying regular blu rays.
@@jesusperez7108 maybe it's better that way. I started with Criterion over ten years ago and then recently within the last three years got into Vinegar Syndrome, Shout Factory, Kino Lorber, Indicator, Arrow, Severin and collecting slipcovers. It's can be expensive. Ugh!
@@FONZARELLI4REALLY When I get done balling out on criterion, I might move onto Vinegar Syndrome or Kino Lorber.
Only real film heads buy outside of criterion. Vineger syndrome has best packaging next to criterion. Happy to see mike Leigh love and what a shame to say Europa by von trier is bad
Good god, man. I feel like if anyone is on track to find out Criterion films are finite, its you.
I own 109 criterion films, and I have only been criterion shopping 5 times, so I'm averaging 21 films per haul.
@@jesusperez7108 I own 280 spines :3
I've seen some Criterion addicts, but you guys take the cake. :-P
Thanks for the compliment.
@@jesusperez7108 I only managed getting seven titles. But, I got everything I was looking for (this round).
Btw, how do you budget for everything you want to pick up?
@@JavaJunky I don't budget. We're doing multiple hauls this month. I just make a list of 30 must owns for the month of July. I knocked out half of the list in this haul.
I try to limit myself to 5 every haul.. key word “try”. i might end up blind buying a lot of stuff during the next haul
You all are some DORKS!! 😂😂
What can I say… we’re dorks for kino
I can't believe Perry put back Rififi ☹️
I regret putting it back, but I'm going to get it before the July sale ends. Don't worry.
My man LITERALLY going for broke
Go big or go home...then once you go big go homeless.
@@jesusperez7108 Then once you go homeless, go drugs
@@BirdofKino You know what my motto is when it comes to drugs...Just Say Yes. Lol
@@jesusperez7108 Get Wack with Crack is my personal motto
@@BirdofKino Crack? Cocaine is where it's at. Amazing drug. It makes you feel like Superman.
Beyond the Hills is dope!
I got to watch it. I love Christian Mingiu. I miss you Charlotte. Always good to hear from you.
I miss you guys too! Subscribing again as soon as I get a job 🖤
@@charlottesometimes5491 Dope. It honestly hasn't been the same without you.
Saw it last year! Very good, although my least favourite Mungiu movie for now. I think Graduation and 4 months, 3 weeks, 2 days are stronger. To me, it feels a tad bit too long, but beyond that, it does everything else amazingly.
I really need to watch it! I do own it after all! And I’m with Perry. The discord needs Charlotte back
Did Perry buy Boyhood this time? Lol
Ha ha. Boyhood is not coming near my criterion collection.
Gotta purchase house of games guys
I haven't seen it. I need to jump on it.
Dear Kino in Heaven 🥸👌🔥 kino be with you my brothers
Heil Litness ✋🔥
Litness always reigns during the criterion Hauls
Cool 😎 lol 😂
Gen you did such a great job shooting the video.
@@jesusperez7108 aw thank you perry! Means a lot :,) and y’all were awesome as well lol :)
That one dude still needed to cut his stack in half. Just sayin'.
But... no movies for the nice lady?
What's the discord?
It’s an app where people can hold their own private server and invite people to text and voice chat through a link. In my server, we constantly talk about a variety of different topics but mostly film and filmmaking. We also have movie nights and a voice chat every Saturday where we discuss the blind recommendation of the week. It’s $5 a month through patreon to join :)
3:53 😳😳😳
What is this madness 😂
wkw set sold out. FML
My condolences 💐
minions thicc
Oh you know it
What's up with the masks?
What do you mean? We're in a public setting, and we're respecting the rules of the store by wearing a mask.
Criterion newbies, putting back classics for low rewatchable indie dramas psh. No style no insight, I hope your parents aren't paying for a film college course so you can blow your covid stimulus on criterions. Were you even aware criterion had these films?
Are you trolling? Lol there’s no way this is real
@@TheMisfitPond its as real as your video. If trolling means pointing out your cleché phrases on films while buying criterion is some new trend
@@naturalism1234567 imagine gatekeeping criterions lmao holy shit
you are such a dork jesus christ
Can barely understand them. Remove those stupid masks!
The video should include closed captioning.