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  • By David Arrate
    December 21, 2011
    04:51 PM

    Please, do not hold back from reissuing all the previously released Buñuel titles on Blu-ray, Especially The Phantom of Liberty. I won't hold it against Criterion for following up Belle de jour with Tristana, however. I'll simply do a backflip and preorder it, as well. Keep them coming!
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  • By Alexander Rundberg
    December 22, 2011
    07:56 AM

    Saw this today actually. My first two reasons would be the same, my third would be the real life clashing with the fantasy. Lovely film, and I too would love to see more Buñuel bluray releases!
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  • By jrussell
    December 25, 2011
    02:16 PM

    Tristana would be great. But how about some early bunuel my choices los olvidados, nazarin,the criminal life of archibaldo de la cruz. The last is my guilty pleasure in the bunuel oeuvre.
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    • By Anthony Baker
      January 03, 2012
      12:10 PM

      And EL, too, please

  • By Christopher P.
    December 30, 2011
    06:36 AM

    Hear, hear! to all this talk of bluray Buñuel. Dare I suggest a box set? I don't care if you don't have the rights to some of them anymore!
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  • By Luis C
    December 30, 2011
    06:43 PM

    Obscure object of desire, Belle Du Jour, Olvidados, Angel Exterminador... My favourite Buñuel titles
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  • By Ted Michael Morgan
    January 17, 2012
    02:55 PM

    Buñuel's sense of play delights me. I would like to see all of his films again though this is a favourite.
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  • By marion m.
    January 17, 2012
    03:12 PM

    For anyone, who is not a Bunuel scholar already, check out the book: The Films of Luis Bunuel:Subjectivity and Desire, by Peter William Evans, Oxford Press. Hopefully, this in depth tome is not out of print.
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  • By Julio Londoño
    January 18, 2012
    07:46 AM

    Awesome! thank you very much. Can´t wait. It would be great to see other titles. Diary of a chambermaid, that obseure object of desire, Simon of the Desert. Still waiting for the blu ray release of louis malle the lover´s. ;)
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  • By Richard Sculman
    January 18, 2012
    02:36 PM

    Will you ever issue a Criterion quality of these: The Mark of Zorro? Love with the Proper Stranger (Nat. Wood, Steve McQueen)?
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  • By James M. Martin
    January 18, 2012
    06:21 PM

    You ask for my three reasons. 1. Pierre Clementi. 2. Pierre Clementi. 3. Pierre Clementi (in a Bunuel film!).
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  • By E.H.
    January 19, 2012
    05:30 PM

    For any of you who may be L.A. dwellers, a 4-night Bunuel retrospective begins this evening at the Aero theatre! Films included in the retro: "Un Chien Andalou," L'AGE D'OR, LOS OLVIDADOS, BELLE DE JOUR, DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID, THE EXTERMINATING ANGEL, THE CRIMINAL LIFE OF ARCHIBALDO DE LA CRUZ, THE DISCREET CHARM OF THE BOURGEOISIE, VIRIDIANA Website: http://americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/curse-and-kink-a-luis-bu%C3%B1uel-retrospective
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  • By mulhollandpire1
    January 22, 2012
    11:40 AM

    1. bunuel in hd 2. reality and fantasy surge like no other film ever before 3. could cathrine be any more beautiful?
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  • By Sidney
    February 09, 2012
    04:52 PM

    1) Catherine Denevue's timeless beauty. 2) The erotic surrealism. 3) The two endings merging into one to create an ambiguity.
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  • By Sidney
    February 13, 2012
    04:20 PM

    My three reasons: 1) Catherine Denevue. 2) The erotic surrealism. 3) The audacious, and ambiguous ending(s).
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  • By Mark
    March 04, 2012
    05:18 AM

    Please release on BD format: Indochine. Camille Claudel and The Story of Adele H.
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  • By Sean
    July 24, 2012
    02:38 AM

    It would be nice to see a better translation of Sami Swoi or Our Folks. At times through out the film there are no subtitles at all. Also there are miss spellings like hello being mistaken for the Hallo the German word for hello. But no this is not a German film. It's Polish and it's made in 1967. Please Criterion restore this film as best as you can! Also on the back of the version of my case that I have is totally written in Polish except for a little English that it mentions that it's a comedy. Length 80mins. Also here's the version of the film I have so you know which one to restore. http://www.amazon.com/Our-Folks-Waclaw-Kowalski/dp/B000DZC1NG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1343111794&sr=8-1&keywords=sami+swoi Thanks for listening I hope you do restore this one at it's best.
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    • By kulture-sucher@live.com
      July 24, 2012
      02:49 AM

      Step 1. Highlight the web address bar and hit back space Step 2. Right click on the web link that I gave you and hit copy Step 3. Put your cursor back on the web address bar and hit paste Step 4. Hit enter and you should be taken to the film Sami Swoi or Our Folks. I hope this helps? Thanks for listening.

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