Totally agree! He's an independent film maker. Even with his Oscar nominations, he's still probably poor as dirt, putting everything he has into his projects. Until he gets a million dollar paycheck, he deserves everything he took. Thanks to Criterion for giving him this wonderful gift.
You should watch Alfonso Cuaron's closet visit. It's just him and Pawel Pawlikowski not addressing the camera as they stock up and talk to each other. It's very funny.
I think he meant that taking too many films from the closet was embarrassing cuz it may look very arrogant to take advantage on such an offer. That means a lot, Barry must be a very humble guy :3
I remember watching Martin Scorcese's "Journey Through Cinema" (I can't remember the name exactly) but he talked in detail about the films that left a deep impression and I was captivated. One of cinema's most ardent and passionate fans.
FUN FACT: Damien Chazelle thought he was supposed to be here and was already with a bag but then there was a mix-up since they actually intended to get Barry Jenkins originally.
3:05 "I am done. I'm not taking anymore. Okay, I'm only taking one more." *Grabs the 100$ Tati Collection* "Okay. Now I'm done. Alright?" Barry you're the best xD
I'm jealous of Jenkins for getting his choice of Criterion films, but I'm jealous of Criterion because they get to hang out with such a brilliant director.
Jenkins is the best. I like how he acknowledges that he's just taking a little TOO much but then just can't help himself. I would have grabbed those boxsets too. Apu, Tati, Demy, amazing stuff.
0:07 THE APU TRILOGY - Sayyajit Ray. “I can’t even describe how good this series is.” 0:16 WEEKEND - Andrew Haigh. "“Love this movie.” 0:25 FIVE FILMS - John Cassavetes. “Foundational” 1:05 LA HAINE - Matthieu Kassovitz. “When I was in film school this was the film… you got together on a Sunday afternoon, you drank a few beers and you watched this over and over.” 1:22 RATCATCHER - Lynne Ramsay. “The first criterion I ever owned.” 1:44 GEORGE WASHINGTON - David Gordon Green. “The second criterion I ever owned.” 2:26 RASHOMON - Akira Kurasawa. “I’ve seen this too many times, but, out of respect for the form, I can never see it too many times.”
I think this is all of them: FANNY AND ALEXANDER (1982, Ingmar Bergman) PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE (2002, Paul Thomas Anderson) THE APU TRILOGY - PATHER PANCHALI (1955, Satyajit Ray) - APARAJITO (1956, Satyajit Ray) - APUR SANSAR (1959, Satyajit Ray) WEEKEND (2011, Andrew Haigh) JOHN CASSAVETES: FIVE FILMS - SHADOWS (1959, John Cassavetes) - FACES (1968, John Cassavetes) - A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE (1974, John Cassavetes) - THE KILLING OF A CHINESE BOOKIE (1976, John Cassavetes) - OPENING NIGHT (1977, John Cassavetes) THREE COLORS - THREE COLORS: BLUE (1993, Krzysztof Kieslowski) - THREE COLORS: WHITE (1994, Krzysztof Kieslowski) - THREE COLORS: RED (1994, Krzysztof Kieslowski) DEKALOG (1988, Krzysztof Kieslowski) LA HAINE (1995, Matthieu Kassovitz) BLOOD SIMPLE (1984, Joel Coen) FAT GIRL (2001, Catherine Breillat) MONSOON WEDDING (2001, Mira Nair) LA CIÉNAGA (2001, Lucrecia Martel) RATCATCHER (1999, Lynne Ramsay) GEORGE WASHINGTON (2000, David Gordon Green) RASHOMON (1950, Akira Kurosawa) THE RIVER (1951, Jean Renoir) A BRIGHTER SUMMER DAY (1991, Edward Yang) THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS (2001, Wes Anderson) BREATHLESS (1960, Jean-Luc Godard) ECLIPSE SERIES 21: OSHIMA'S OUTLAW SIXTIES - PLEASURES OF THE FLESH (1965, Nagisa Oshima) - VIOLENCE AT NOON (1966, Nagisa Oshima) - SING A SONG OF SEX (1967, Nagisa Oshima) - JAPANESE SUMMER: DOUBLE SUICIDE (1967, Nagisa Oshima) - THREE RESURRECTED DRUNKARDS (1968, Nagisa Oshima) THE ESSENTIAL JACQUES DEMY - LOLA (1961, Jacques Demy) - BAY OF ANGELS (1963, Jacques Demy) - THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG (1964, Jacques Demy) - THE YOUNG GIRLS OF ROCHEFORT (1967, Jacques Demy) - DONKEY SKIN (1970, Jacques Demy) - UNE CHAMBRE EN VILLE (1982, Jacques Demy) THE COMPLETE JACQUES TATI - JOUR DE FÊTE (1949, Jacques Tati) - MONSIEUR HULOT'S HOLIDAY (1953, Jacques Tati) - MON ONCLE (1958, Jacques Tati) - PLAYTIME (1967, Jacques Tati) - TRAFIC (1971, Jacques Tati) - PARADE (1974, Jacques Tati)
Fanny and Alexander The Apu Trilogy Weekend (2011) John Cassavetes: Five Films Punch-Drunk Love I Am Curious... Box Set Three Colors Trilogy Dekalog La Haine Blood Simple Fat Girl Monsoon Wedding La Ciénaga Ratcatcher George Washington Rashomon The River Breathless Eclipse Series 21: Oshima’s Outlaw Sixties The Essential Jacques Demy The Complete Jacques Tati Clouds of Sils Maria A Brighter Summer Day The Royal Tenenbaums
Got it, need it, seen it, got it, need it, haven't seen, got it, need it, got it, need it, need it, got it, haven't seen, seen it, need it, seen it, need it, haven't seen, got it, seen it, haven't seen, seen it.
I'm glad he picked The Apu Trilogy. There is a connection between the trilogy and Moonlight - both are poetic portrayals of the journey of a boy from the wonders of childhood to the mysteries of adolescence and then finally into the responsibilities of adulthood.
@@TriplicateGuy we are all extremely talented at something. unfortunately most people don't get to find it in them. or they do but it's something unappreciated by their current times.
I already loved this man but the fact he pulled out Fat Girl, Ratcatcher and George Washington just made me love him even more. Moonlight was the best movie of 2016 and one of the best movies I've ever seen, I'm so thankful for the work put into it.
I didn't know Barry Jenkins was so good looking and charming. The kind of guy you absolutely want to go home with if you have the chance to meet him at a party .. or some where.
Barry Jenkins is me every time there's a Criterion sale. I'm about to leave the store then I see something else I need. I'm so glad he had a chance to grab some stuff from the Criterion Closet. I hope both him and Moonlight raid the Oscars like he raided the closet.
This is basically the only thing that's in the comments but I'm here to reiterate that this is all of us! "That's it! I'm done! I'm done! I am done! I am done. I'm not taking any more." [Proceeds to take more.]
Please, please, please make more of these!! Your closet picks videos are one of my favourite things ever, I watch them over and over again! So fascinating
He’s right. John Casavettes was an amazing Director, particularly Love Streams and A Woman Under The Influence. He was crazier than batshit, as is Gena Rowlands, but brilliant. Rowlands remains, IMHO, one of the best living actresses never to win an Academy Award.
Love Jenkins! Every now and then I'll come back and rewatch this vid just to vibe off the mutual love of cinema. Ditto with many of the great comments in the comments section. Film lovers unite! And If Beale Street Could Talk is another Jenkins masterpiece!
Barry's reaction of being able to pick out those films (great picks btw!) is great, it's so awesome just seeing another person's enthusiasm for the films he's picking out. I can't help but think I'd be similar in picking out almost everything there!
I would have just asked for them to send me one copy of everything on blu-ray at this point. Far too much good cinema! Barry, you did what we are all thinking when watching the closet picks. Hats off to you and congratulations on Moonlight's Oscar nominations.
I got that same Rashomon, but I also got it because of Kent Williams cover. I saw a poster size version of it once, but that wasn't for sale. Williams studies on Rashomon are amazing.
0:03 Okay, if I ever go in that closet, I'm taking one of each! (Except for Hoop Dreams, Shoah, Salo, and The Age Of Innocence because I already have those.) I also have Non-Criterion copies of movies in the collection(Like The Last Temptation of Christ), so I would debate on taking those as well.
Finally someone did what every fan would've done. Just take EVERYTHING!
In the Mood for Movies it was very cathartic to see
Yup. Fuck it, bring a trolley with you.
Totally agree! He's an independent film maker. Even with his Oscar nominations, he's still probably poor as dirt, putting everything he has into his projects. Until he gets a million dollar paycheck, he deserves everything he took. Thanks to Criterion for giving him this wonderful gift.
You should watch Alfonso Cuaron's closet visit. It's just him and Pawel Pawlikowski not addressing the camera as they stock up and talk to each other. It's very funny.
yuppp
*"This is a bit overwhelming; there's too much good shit here..."*
BlueFox94 literally me
The Pirate Bay is just here, round the corner ➡️
Embarrassing lol, I would have taken so much more.
I think to some degree that's what everyone who goes into the Criterion closet feels.
"ok i'm done, ok i'm done..." *grab the complete Tati set* so funny !!
like a scene from tati himself
"This embarrassing. This is really embarrassing..."
Love for cinema is not embarrassing, Barry. We'd have gone insane too in that closet.
You said it! I'd be doing the same.
I think he meant that taking too many films from the closet was embarrassing cuz it may look very arrogant to take advantage on such an offer.
That means a lot, Barry must be a very humble guy :3
lmaoooo I'm thinking of how much the safie brothers took XD
I can completely relate. There'd be nothing left if I was allowed in the closet.
I wanna get Scorsese in here so we can get a 14 hour video of him going through every film in the closet.
Only 14 hours? He'd make his next movie in there.
I remember watching Martin Scorcese's "Journey Through Cinema" (I can't remember the name exactly) but he talked in detail about the films that left a deep impression and I was captivated. One of cinema's most ardent and passionate fans.
Scorsese in the Criterion Closet should be a Criterion boxset of its own!
I would die if that happened
The only two I know he would very likely choose are The Red Shoes and Black Narcissus.
This video remains the gold standard for this series. Flawless taste, lovingly detailed explanations, and a childlike joy. Barry is wonderful.
I haven't even seen Moonlight yet and I already love this guy. Every time I see him in anything he just comes off as so genuine, smooth and likable.
Have you gotten to it? If not, please watch it if you can. If you did, I'm curious to hear your opinion!
FUN FACT: Damien Chazelle thought he was supposed to be here and was already with a bag but then there was a mix-up since they actually intended to get Barry Jenkins originally.
Years later, and this is still hilarious.
Poor guy. Lol.
Well I hope he gets that chance haha
Wow. They should have just brought both of them and let them do it together. Especially since they were the front runners for Best Picture.
Yuck, Chazelle
3:05 "I am done. I'm not taking anymore. Okay, I'm only taking one more." *Grabs the 100$ Tati Collection* "Okay. Now I'm done. Alright?"
Barry you're the best xD
I'm jealous of Jenkins for getting his choice of Criterion films, but I'm jealous of Criterion because they get to hang out with such a brilliant director.
Jenkins is the best. I like how he acknowledges that he's just taking a little TOO much but then just can't help himself. I would have grabbed those boxsets too. Apu, Tati, Demy, amazing stuff.
Jenkins has good taste- he took three of the four Criterion Blu-Ray box sets I own.
0:07 THE APU TRILOGY - Sayyajit Ray. “I can’t even describe how good this series is.”
0:16 WEEKEND - Andrew Haigh. "“Love this movie.”
0:25 FIVE FILMS - John Cassavetes. “Foundational”
1:05 LA HAINE - Matthieu Kassovitz. “When I was in film school this was the film… you got together on a Sunday afternoon, you drank a few beers and you watched this over and over.”
1:22 RATCATCHER - Lynne Ramsay. “The first criterion I ever owned.”
1:44 GEORGE WASHINGTON - David Gordon Green. “The second criterion I ever owned.”
2:26 RASHOMON - Akira Kurasawa. “I’ve seen this too many times, but, out of respect for the form, I can never see it too many times.”
I think this is all of them:
FANNY AND ALEXANDER (1982, Ingmar Bergman)
PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE (2002, Paul Thomas Anderson)
THE APU TRILOGY
- PATHER PANCHALI (1955, Satyajit Ray)
- APARAJITO (1956, Satyajit Ray)
- APUR SANSAR (1959, Satyajit Ray)
WEEKEND (2011, Andrew Haigh)
JOHN CASSAVETES: FIVE FILMS
- SHADOWS (1959, John Cassavetes)
- FACES (1968, John Cassavetes)
- A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE (1974, John Cassavetes)
- THE KILLING OF A CHINESE BOOKIE (1976, John Cassavetes)
- OPENING NIGHT (1977, John Cassavetes)
THREE COLORS
- THREE COLORS: BLUE (1993, Krzysztof Kieslowski)
- THREE COLORS: WHITE (1994, Krzysztof Kieslowski)
- THREE COLORS: RED (1994, Krzysztof Kieslowski)
DEKALOG (1988, Krzysztof Kieslowski)
LA HAINE (1995, Matthieu Kassovitz)
BLOOD SIMPLE (1984, Joel Coen)
FAT GIRL (2001, Catherine Breillat)
MONSOON WEDDING (2001, Mira Nair)
LA CIÉNAGA (2001, Lucrecia Martel)
RATCATCHER (1999, Lynne Ramsay)
GEORGE WASHINGTON (2000, David Gordon Green)
RASHOMON (1950, Akira Kurosawa)
THE RIVER (1951, Jean Renoir)
A BRIGHTER SUMMER DAY (1991, Edward Yang)
THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS (2001, Wes Anderson)
BREATHLESS (1960, Jean-Luc Godard)
ECLIPSE SERIES 21: OSHIMA'S OUTLAW SIXTIES
- PLEASURES OF THE FLESH (1965, Nagisa Oshima)
- VIOLENCE AT NOON (1966, Nagisa Oshima)
- SING A SONG OF SEX (1967, Nagisa Oshima)
- JAPANESE SUMMER: DOUBLE SUICIDE (1967, Nagisa Oshima)
- THREE RESURRECTED DRUNKARDS (1968, Nagisa Oshima)
THE ESSENTIAL JACQUES DEMY
- LOLA (1961, Jacques Demy)
- BAY OF ANGELS (1963, Jacques Demy)
- THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG (1964, Jacques Demy)
- THE YOUNG GIRLS OF ROCHEFORT (1967, Jacques Demy)
- DONKEY SKIN (1970, Jacques Demy)
- UNE CHAMBRE EN VILLE (1982, Jacques Demy)
THE COMPLETE JACQUES TATI
- JOUR DE FÊTE (1949, Jacques Tati)
- MONSIEUR HULOT'S HOLIDAY (1953, Jacques Tati)
- MON ONCLE (1958, Jacques Tati)
- PLAYTIME (1967, Jacques Tati)
- TRAFIC (1971, Jacques Tati)
- PARADE (1974, Jacques Tati)
Thanks a lot man.. i was unable to find the names from some dvd covers.
Not before I posted them, and didn't list all of them anyway
They're not all there. It's missing the River for example.
At 2:48 you can also see Clouds of Sils Maria between Fanny and Alexander & Blood Simple.
velocirapta
Fanny and Alexander
The Apu Trilogy
Weekend (2011)
John Cassavetes: Five Films
Punch-Drunk Love
I Am Curious... Box Set
Three Colors Trilogy
Dekalog
La Haine
Blood Simple
Fat Girl
Monsoon Wedding
La Ciénaga
Ratcatcher
George Washington
Rashomon
The River
Breathless
Eclipse Series 21: Oshima’s Outlaw Sixties
The Essential Jacques Demy
The Complete Jacques Tati
Clouds of Sils Maria
A Brighter Summer Day
The Royal Tenenbaums
Got it, need it, seen it, got it, need it, haven't seen, got it, need it, got it, need it, need it, got it, haven't seen, seen it, need it, seen it, need it, haven't seen, got it, seen it, haven't seen, seen it.
don't forget La Ciénaga
eueu...From the films he chosed I have seen only 8 of them
Hold up! What's the one between Fanny & Alexander and Blood Simple at 2:48?
Yeah, that's Clouds Over Sils Maria!
lol. I love that he kneeled to pick up the movies, and found some more to pick down there
"I am done, I am done. . ." then he sneaks one more box set in from around the corner- great direction, Barry.
Or now you’re making me think he kneeled down just as a cover up to look at the films at the bottom lmaoo
Man Berry Jenkins seems like the calmest and nicest dude ever. Seems like the perfect guy to hang out with
Or to pick up a few blu rays for you.
This remains the most relatable closet visit because we all know if given the chance we’d be in their shoveling films into the bag
Never seen a movie of his but i have to. The snide “blu ray for this pls 🤓” sold me! Id be the same with when a woman ascends the stairs lolol
His enthusiasm is infectious.
Come on people, it's out of respect for the form. Respect for the form...
That's gonna be our new excuse for every greedy thing we do from now on, you know.
@@Theomite Hahahahahaaa imma use that the next time I visit the nearest vinyl shop
He's like a child in a candy store. This video made me smile all the way through
I'm glad he picked The Apu Trilogy. There is a connection between the trilogy and Moonlight - both are poetic portrayals of the journey of a boy from the wonders of childhood to the mysteries of adolescence and then finally into the responsibilities of adulthood.
I swear Barry Jenkins is such a fascinating person. You can tell how much passion he has for film and how much he commits himself to his craft.
Gotta love thorough appreciation of classic cinema
"I can take however many I want?"
After Moonlight, I'd be fine with Barry Jenkins doing anything
I like how "Yes" is all that is needed to describe why a film needs to be watched.
I think this is my favorite one so far. Barry Jenkins, we get you.
like a kid in a candy store
Yep agreed
I love how he owned his greediness. Fucking earned those and the nominations he got today. Shine Moonlight. Shine.
Haha wonder what you have to say now after 2 years
@James Schultz * Est.1982 is overrated
@@LightYagami-wt1jw Moonlight is too good nevertheless.
Barry Jenkins is all of us if we were in that closet. That last shot, "this is embarrassing, this is really embarrassing" is comedy gold.
YES! I love that he dumped his bag on the floor.
Film Reviews and Sh*t like a kid that just came back from trick-or-treating.
Exactly! I thought it was gloriously funny. I am jealous, but totally untalented, so I will never visit The Closet. But good for Barry! So deserving.
@@TriplicateGuy we are all extremely talented at something. unfortunately most people don't get to find it in them. or they do but it's something unappreciated by their current times.
1:27 took a while, but they got Ratcatcher now on Blu-ray.
EDIT: And he got to write an essay for the film included in the Blu-ray!
Love that look and exhale after he asks "I can take as many of these as I want?" You can tell he's gonna go for it.
I'm so looking forward to this man's future work. Moonlight was great.
I already loved this man but the fact he pulled out Fat Girl, Ratcatcher and George Washington just made me love him even more. Moonlight was the best movie of 2016 and one of the best movies I've ever seen, I'm so thankful for the work put into it.
He seems like a such cool dude. Glad he got The nomination!
I didn't know Barry Jenkins was so good looking and charming. The kind of guy you absolutely want to go home with if you have the chance to meet him at a party .. or some where.
I don't think he took enough to be honest.
Yeah but, you can never really take enough
Probably the best moment, is realising what we would all do. hope he got them all.
My favorite Criterion closet visit so far. I mean how do can you not love him!?
This guy seems so authentic. Moonlight is perfect. I can't wait for the Criterion edition of that!
This man made two masterpieces in 3 years. He deserves that! Most talented new director out there.
This was hilarious and awesome at the same time
John Cassavete is so underrated. Loved the picks here as well as Barry's childlike enthusiasm for film.
This is probably my favorite one of these.
My favorite closet ever! I have rewatched it at least....10.000 times !!!!!
A true film fan. Take it all! You've earned it!!
His picks truly reflects world cinema.
This is the most wholesome Criterion Closet episode I've seen.
Great taste and congrats to Barry Jenkins on his Oscar nomination for Best Director (Moonlight).
Barry Jenkins is me every time there's a Criterion sale. I'm about to leave the store then I see something else I need. I'm so glad he had a chance to grab some stuff from the Criterion Closet. I hope both him and Moonlight raid the Oscars like he raided the closet.
This is basically the only thing that's in the comments but I'm here to reiterate that this is all of us!
"That's it! I'm done! I'm done! I am done! I am done. I'm not taking any more."
[Proceeds to take more.]
I love when he spills them out of the floor like a kid counting his presents again under the Christmas tree. Bless.
There's something so great watching great directors geek out over other directors
He gets nominated for a couple of Oscars *AND* he raids the Criterion closet?!? Some guys have all the luck.
klausweasley well why not ? That's what happens when true art gets recognised ....
You're talking as if getting nominated for an Oscar takes no effort at all
klausweasley that's not luck sir... that's hard work
Yes, most of the time it takes effort, but not creativity.
He's in there because of being nominated and his Artistry - why do you think Criterion owes DVD's to anyone?
He literally just took every Criterion box set that I own. My God I'd love to have a drink with this guy.
Please, please, please make more of these!! Your closet picks videos are one of my favourite things ever, I watch them over and over again! So fascinating
He’s right. John Casavettes was an amazing Director, particularly Love Streams and A Woman Under The Influence. He was crazier than batshit, as is Gena Rowlands, but brilliant. Rowlands remains, IMHO, one of the best living actresses never to win an Academy Award.
Barry Jenkins is just all of us grabbing everything off the shelf. Except he's one one of this generations best filmmakers
1:28 “Blu-ray for this one, please.”
Just announced today! Finally happening!
And he's writing the 2nd essay
@@gnalkhere Indeed he is! Only fitting.
Love Jenkins!
Every now and then I'll come back and rewatch this vid just to vibe off the mutual love of cinema. Ditto with many of the great comments in the comments section. Film lovers unite!
And If Beale Street Could Talk is another Jenkins masterpiece!
Anyone else get "My precious" vibes when he's crouched on the floor at the end?
THIS! This is what I wanted other people's closet picks to be like in this wonderful closet full of incredible films! Grab EVERYTHING you like!
"I'm Done!"
*Grabs "The Complete Jacques Tati""*
My man
To be fair his hand was on the set as he was saying he was done 😅
0:58 “You can't make something that's 10 hours”
*Makes The Underground Railroad*
Thank you for listing the titles; couldn't read many of them that Mr. Jenkins held up.
Barry's reaction of being able to pick out those films (great picks btw!) is great, it's so awesome just seeing another person's enthusiasm for the films he's picking out. I can't help but think I'd be similar in picking out almost everything there!
I just want to say how amazing 'Moonlight' is. In my opinion the best movie of the last decade. Just incredible
Every filmmaker I've seen so far in this series has chosen the Jacques Tati box set. That's some good word-of-mouth advertising there.
Hands down my favorite closet video, he’s so passionate about these movies and has some amazing picks.
Barry Jenkins is the best! Can’t wait until his films make it into the Collection.
I would have just asked for them to send me one copy of everything on blu-ray at this point. Far too much good cinema!
Barry, you did what we are all thinking when watching the closet picks. Hats off to you and congratulations on Moonlight's Oscar nominations.
This video made me want to check out John Cassavetes's films and man thank you Barry Jenkins, just saw a woman under the influence and it's incredible
Get Paul Thomas Anderson to do one when he's promoting for his next film please!!!
Well i guess it will never happen
@@armandogalindo7412 soggy bottom is being filmed plus he'd know criterion since PDL got a criterion
@@jarxsjarx4422 ok this is embarrassing, but for some reason I thought Paul Thomas Anderson was Daniel Day-Lewis 😂. Pardon my stupidity
There's so much joy and respect here. AND he's right. Can we get a RATCATCHER BLURAY?!!
Love when he's on the floor like a kid at Christmas. Oh to be able to do this!! Great choices too
I haven't seen any of Barry Jenkins's films but I have to say I am insanely impressed with his tastes in cinema.
Congratulations again Barry! Ratcatcher will be released on Blu Ray October 2021.
Barry Jenkins: “You can’t make anything that’s 10 hours”
Lav Diaz: Yeah, sure.
I love how almost everyone gets the Jacques Tati box-set!
I got that same Rashomon, but I also got it because of Kent Williams cover. I saw a poster size version of it once, but that wasn't for sale. Williams studies on Rashomon are amazing.
okay that's it, I'm done. I'm not taking anymore, I'm done.
Except i'm not. Not ever.
Ratcatcher was the first Criterion I ever owned too. Nice to see Barry shout out La Haine as well, one of the greatest films ever. Impeccable taste.
Now THAT is a dude who loves films haha. Absolute legend ❤️
Remember watching La Haine for my French final exam and being blown away
Congratulations on winning the Oscar for the best picture today. From seeing this clip, it seems that the award went to the rightful place at last
0:03 Okay, if I ever go in that closet, I'm taking one of each! (Except for Hoop Dreams, Shoah, Salo, and The Age Of Innocence because I already have those.)
I also have Non-Criterion copies of movies in the collection(Like The Last Temptation of Christ), so I would debate on taking those as well.
0:00 - *FANNY AND ALEXANDER BOX SET* [Collector's Set] _dir. Ingmar Bergman_
*FANNY AND ALEXANDER: THEATRICAL VERSION* (1982)
*FANNY AND ALEXANDER: TELEVISION VERSION* (1983)
*THE MAKING OF FANNY AND ALEXANDER* (1982)
0:08 - *THE APU TRILOGY* [Collector's Set] _dir. Satyajit Ray_
*PATHER PANCHALI* (1955)
*APARAJITO* (1956)
*APUR SANSAR* (1959)
0:17 - *WEEKEND* _dir. Andrew Haigh_ (2011)
0:24 - *JOHN CASSAVETES: FIVE FILMS* [Collector's Set] _dir. John Cassavetes_
*SHADOWS* (1959)
*FACES* (1968)
*A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE* (1974)
*THE KILLING OF A CHINESE BOOKIE* (1976)
*OPENING NIGHT* (1977)
*A CONSTANT FORGE* (2000)
0:47 - *DEKALOG* _dir. Krzysztof Kieślowski_ (1988)
1:03 - *LA HAINE* _dir. Mathieu Kassovitz_ (1995)
1:15 - *BLOOD SIMPLE* _dir. Joel Coen_ (1984)
1:18 - *FAT GIRL* _dir. Catherine Breillat_ (2001)
1:20 - *MONSOON WEDDING* _dir. Mira Nair_ (2001)
1:21 - *RATCATCHER* _dir. Lynne Ramsay_ (1999)
1:44 - *GEORGE WASHINGTON* _dir. David Gordon Green_ (2000)
2:26 - *RASHOMON* _dir. Akira Kurosawa_ (1950)
2:52 - *THE ESSENTIAL JACQUES DEMY* [Collector's Set] _dir. Jacques Demy_
*LOLA* (1961)
*BAY OF ANGELS* (1963)
*THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG* (1964)
*THE YOUNG GIRLS OF ROCHEFORT* (1967)
*DONKEY SKIN* (1970)
*UNE CHAMBRE EN VILLE* (1982)
3:00 - *THE COMPLETE JACQUES TATI* [Collector's Set] _dir. Jacques Tati_
*JOUR DE FÊTE* (1949)
*MONSIEUR HULOT'S HOLIDAY* (1953)
*MON ONCLE* (1958)
*PLAYTIME* (1967)
*TRAFIC* (1971)
*PARADE* (1974)
The complete Tati set... I literally drooled on the keyboard
I really want to hear his take on Brighter Summer Day, since he took it.
Moonlight was already on my list of movies to watch this year but now i making it my #1 above all.
0:57 and 4 years later he made a story in 10 hours: the underground railroad
I know! 😆 I saw someone else mention that somewhere. 😊
Already love Barry Jenkins for directing Moonlight. He's amazing here too!
He has some great taste in films 👍
As a Bengali, I am so glad he picked The Apu Trilogy set. Truly three of the greatest films of all time.
I always come back to this video cuz it’s one of the funniest things ever
possible Moonlight criterion???? yes please 🙏
every A24 film criterion is my dream
MrKJ444 A24 boxset please.
MrKJ444 A24 boxset please.
Make it a Moonlight/Medicine for Melancholy double!
The two films from last year I hope get into the Criterion Collection eventually are Barry Jenkins' "Moonlight" and Martin Scorsese's "Silence"
Barry does it right. Best Closet Picks by far!
Thanks for giving us the titles of their picks AWESOME
Barry Jenkins, I can't wait to see your next film. Congratulations on your nomination.
Nice timing...