Three Reasons: World on a Wire

By wook
February 06, 2012
10:46 AM

My 3 reasons: 1. RAINER 2. WERNER 3. FASSBINDER
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- By Ian M.
  November 22, 2012
  10:42 PM
  
  Well said. I like you , wook.

By The TRUTH
February 06, 2012
01:40 PM

1-It was ripped off by the gaytrix, and kept out of circulation til now. 2-Fassbinder. 3-Not a complete piece of shit, the likes of which criterion has been releasing lately.
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- By Jonathan K.
  February 22, 2012
  06:25 PM
  
  You lost me at "Gaytrix." Keep your homophobic nonsense out of here, please.

By Vladdy
February 07, 2012
03:10 AM

Great masterpiece by Rainer. One of my favorite sci-fi films ever hands down!
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By Vladdy
February 07, 2012
03:41 AM

1. Camera Movement 2. Visual Creativity 3. Climax
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By Sidney
February 09, 2012
04:53 PM

1) The mind-bending set design. 2) The satirical atmosphere. 3) A timeless representation of Fassbinder's genius.
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By Sidney
February 13, 2012
04:22 PM

1) The mind-bending set design 2) The satirical edginess 3) Fessbinder's genius.
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By Greg
February 15, 2012
02:33 AM

1. More Fassbinder
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- By Craig J. Clark
  February 15, 2012
  10:45 AM
  
  I'll go along with that. I'm wondering whether Criterion has Lili Marleen up its sleeve. That's one that's curiously M.I.A. on home video.

By Greg
February 17, 2012
05:34 PM

^ I thought they did.
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By johnny
February 29, 2012
11:12 AM

i wish i had caught this at the theatre...you can say what you want about RWF's content but one can never challenge his style. As far as more RWF, a criterion version of Effi Briest would be pretty sweet along with querelle! Love Fassbinder!
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By Chase
May 07, 2012
11:17 AM

Looks pretty good...
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By Greg
June 18, 2012
07:02 PM

Can we please get Lili Marleen soon? Thanks.
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- By Ian M.
  November 23, 2012
  01:49 AM
  
  Second that. Also Jail Bait would be neat. I dont think thats ever been released in the US. Anyone out there seen it?

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