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  • By Nate
    January 01, 2010
    12:41 PM

    Let's see. I'll pick out the easy ones. Looks like Kagemusha, Il Leopardo...
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  • By Jeremy
    January 01, 2010
    12:48 PM

    Dog Star Man?
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  • By Rich
    January 01, 2010
    01:09 PM

    Che, The Red Shoes, Summer Hours?
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  • By Nick
    January 01, 2010
    02:40 PM

    Rossellini's War Trilogy Close-Up M Blu-Ray Ride With the Devil Blu-ray Brakhage (Yep, Dog Star Man) Days of Heaven Blu-Ray Red Desert
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  • By RICHARD L
    January 01, 2010
    03:02 PM

    Revance Paris, Texas Dillinger is Dead Close Up
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  • By Scott
    January 01, 2010
    06:39 PM

    Ride With The Devil
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  • By Bharat
    January 01, 2010
    10:29 PM

    Spirited Away?
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  • By David
    January 01, 2010
    10:40 PM

    Bharat, where do you see spirited away? That would be Awesome!
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  • By DANILO
    January 01, 2010
    11:56 PM

    Spirited Away in the Criterion Collection?! I'm not sure if they have already Criterionized full-length animated films but the inclusion of Hayao Miyazaki's works would be nice additions to the collection.
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  • By movie diva
    January 02, 2010
    12:50 AM

    The Red Shoes
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  • By Scout
    January 02, 2010
    02:41 PM

    M on bluray
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  • By DMITRY BERYOZKIN
    January 02, 2010
    04:26 PM

    The leopard is blue - so that might mean blu-ray. The desert - the sand - is red (red lines.) "Red Desert" by Antonioni?
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  • By David
    January 02, 2010
    06:26 PM

    What do these mean? -the chick holding a gun -the big baby -"HOTEL" sign -the feather -the weird looking object beneath the sign with directions (Plan 9 From Outer Space?) -"The idle wild home for ladies"
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  • By David
    January 02, 2010
    06:28 PM

    continued....... -The asian in motorcycle man holding the plants?
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  • By Godardimaniac
    January 02, 2010
    06:59 PM

    Seven Samurai - I recall CC mentioning Seven Samurai coming to blu-ray later this year, but being delayed because the restoration took longer than expected. I also spy (as others have): Paris, Texas The Red Shoes reissue blu-ray M blu-ray The Leopard
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  • By godardimaniac
    January 02, 2010
    07:22 PM

    "HOTEL" might be an allusion to the forthcoming Vivre sa vie. http://www.criterion.com/shop_products/73 The word appears on a sign above the credits on this poster. Any thoughts?
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  • By Joel
    January 02, 2010
    08:01 PM

    I believe that motorcycle style is modeled off of Harold and Maude, particularly the poster if you google image "Harole Et Maude". But that's just my guess. Though I don't think they plan on releasing that on criterion, as much my Girlfriend would rejoice.
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  • By Jef Costello
    January 02, 2010
    09:17 PM

    The big baby = Colossal Youth
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  • By DMITRY BERYOZKIN
    January 03, 2010
    12:40 AM

    There's also a blue axe in the tree stump. A blu-ray of what? What has an axe and a tree stump? The samurai with "The Red Shoes" and the blue sword could mean a blu-ray of "The Red Shoes" and/or the already announced "Yojimbo/Sanjuro" and "Seven Samurai" on blu-ray. The dog as man in the blue t-shirt with a star on it: "My Life as a Dog?" Not sure what the star is for, though.
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  • By Garry
    January 04, 2010
    05:17 PM

    Is that "Lord of the Flies" in the upper lefthand corner?
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  • By Jameson
    January 05, 2010
    02:51 AM

    I wish! But it is most likely the locust from Days of Heaven, which was already announced. Thanks for getting my hopes up! ;)
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  • By Jameson
    January 05, 2010
    02:53 AM

    And I know it's a long-shot, but... Anyone think that the guy with the plant pot could be Teshigahara? You know, since his dad was the famous flower arrangement artist? Again, I wish.
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  • By Jameson
    January 05, 2010
    02:55 AM

    Or the sun could be for Jiang Wen's "In the Heat of the Sun"???!!! too far now, I'm just being delusional
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  • By David
    January 08, 2010
    12:20 PM

    "PO Valley"?
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  • By DYLAN P.
    January 09, 2010
    03:19 PM

    Could the bright sun be an indication of "A Brighter Summer Day"? Please oh please oh please ...
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  • By John P.
    January 11, 2010
    08:34 PM

    Or the bright sun could be John Ford's "The Sun Shines Bright"
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  • By Jared
    January 16, 2010
    07:00 AM

    I know this is kind of a shot in the dark, but is there any chance Criterion would rerelease Terrence Malick's "The Thin Red Line"? If taken literally, the multitude of 'thin red lines' clearly represents that...
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  • By geoffrey
    January 22, 2010
    03:55 AM

    everybody is saying the feather = four feathers, but i'm pretty sure it's hunger.
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  • By Donato Totaro
    January 27, 2010
    11:31 AM

    Could the sun allude to Sunrise? Po Valley maybe Il Grido?
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  • By Adam
    February 10, 2010
    10:08 AM

    They recently said that they would be releasing a John Ford film, but which one? Aside from the tires on the motorcycle; the primary colors featured in this are blue, white, and red. Could this be hinting at the Three Colors Triolgy?
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  • By Giovanni
    February 22, 2010
    03:04 AM

    What does the pitcher of water mean?
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  • By Jake
    February 28, 2010
    08:15 PM

    "Idle Wild Home For Ladies", isn't that Grey Gardens?
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  • By Don
    February 28, 2010
    08:17 PM

    what's that weird shape to the right, below the post, left of the dog?
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  • By Jim Bob
    March 27, 2010
    10:02 PM

    Could the axe in the stump by The Piano? Also, nice call to the people who guessed Thin Red Line.
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  • By Chris
    May 06, 2010
    10:42 PM

    Maybe the axe is for a blu ray release of "Lacombe, Lucien"
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  • By rjv23
    May 16, 2010
    01:33 PM

    my guess red line= the thin red line big baby= spirited away paris, texas abviously man with doghead= killer of sheep? kagemusha obviously man with flower= close-up red shoes obviously
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