The Criterion Collection

Trilogy of Life

Pier Paolo Pasolini

Rosemary’s Baby

Roman Polanski

Jules and Jim

François Truffaut

The Game

David Fincher

In the Mood for Love

Wong Kar-wai

George Washington

David Gordon Green

Blood for Dracula

Paul Morrissey

Sully: “Twisted and hilarious with an odd dash of social commentary.”

The Rock

Michael Bay

Sully: “Who ever said the Collection was all work and no play? I actually grabbed it as sort of a gag but as far as Bay films go you could do worse.”

Diary of a Chambermaid

Luis Buñuel

Harold and Maude

Hal Ashby

Sully: “Everything you heard about this film is correct but doesn't nearly do it justice. Essential for any serious collector.”

The Night of the Hunter

Charles Laughton

Sully: “Its powerful imagery will haunt you for days. An irresistible slice of americana. ”

The Gold Rush

Charles Chaplin

Blow Out

Brian De Palma

Sully: “DePalma at perhaps the height of his abilities. The aesthetic is hypnotic and the thrills are penetrating. ”

¡Alambrista!

Robert M. Young

Sully: “Strikingly honest and effective. Hits close to home in so many ways that its hard to believe its fiction.”

Fanny and Alexander Box Set

Ingmar Bergman

The White Sheik

Federico Fellini

That Obscure Object of Desire

Luis Buñuel

Le Corbeau

Henri-Georges Clouzot

The 400 Blows

François Truffaut

The Blob

Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr.

Island of Lost Souls

Erle C. Kenton

Sully: “A must have for every cult aficionado and/or Devo fan. Weird, poignant and awesome!”

Topsy-Turvy

Mike Leigh

Sully: “An insanely entertaining homage to creativity. Awesome performances all around. Mike Leigh is a master of language.”

Fish Tank

Andrea Arnold

Sully: “A must! One of the most honest and deeply moving films of the decade. Not easily shaken from thought.”

Broadcast News

James L. Brooks

Sully: “James L. Brooks is a national treasure. Great performances and a refreshing entry to the romantic comedy circuit.”

Cronos

Guillermo del Toro

Sully: “Not a perfect film, but a must have for Del Toro fans. Ron Perlman's performance is a riot!”

America Lost and Found: The BBS Story

Sully: “This box set is a testament to the Collections dedication to film history. Contains the best editions available for each film. Period.”

The Darjeeling Limited

Wes Anderson

Sully: “Not my favorite Wes Anderson film, but still an original piece on his favorite topic: family. Very funny and an all around great package.”

House

Nobuhiko Obayashi

Sully: “Proof that Criterion is more than high brow cinema. You'd be hard pressed to find a crazier film that's this much fun.”

Crumb

Terry Zwigoff

Sully: “The greatest artist bio ever committed to film. Iconic and heart wrenching. The original cover art is one of the best in the Collection.”

Wings of Desire

Wim Wenders

Sully: “Quintessential art house fare. An incredibly spiritual film that soars on an emotional plane. How did Hollywood pull "City of Angels" out of this?”

Last Year at Marienbad

Alain Resnais

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

David Fincher

Sully: “I love that Fincher finally recieved the Criterion treatment. Hopefully there will be further editions of his films in the near future.”

Science Is Fiction: 23 Films by Jean Painlevé

Jean Painlevé

Sully: “A stellar example of Criterion's dedication to all incarnations of cinema. Some people have backround music, these are my backround films.”

The Hit

Stephen Frears

Sully: “A highly effective genre piece with an epic cast and a great aesthetic, thanks to Frears. Another obligatory gem. ”

In the Realm of the Senses

Nagisa Oshima

Sully: “A magnum opus of eroticism and obsession.”

The Last Metro

François Truffaut

White Dog

Samuel Fuller

Sully: “Sam Fuller was a genius, plain and simple. He brings his unique vision to the subject of racism and knocks it out of the park.”

Chungking Express

Wong Kar-wai

Sully: “If I chose one film that perfectly encapsulates everything I loved about the 90's, it would be this; a film of stunning and youthful beauty.”

The Earrings of Madame de . . .

Max Ophuls

Brand upon the Brain!

Guy Maddin

Vampyr

Carl Th. Dreyer

Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters

Paul Schrader

Sully: “A thought provoking film of passion and conviction. Easily Schraders best work as a director and one of Criterions best packages. ”

Two-Lane Blacktop

Monte Hellman

Sully: “I've never really seen a film that preserves a culture this perfectly. Required viewing for anybody who's ever loved a car. ”

The Milky Way

Luis Buñuel

Sweet Movie

Dušan Makavejev

Sully: “Such a wonderfully odd experience! Where else can you find a film that uses sexuality to satirize communism?”

Sólo con tu pareja

Alfonso Cuarón

Sully: “I absolutely adore Alfonso Cuaron, so naturally I jumped at this cherished edition of his first feature. Hilarious and wild. ”

Jigoku

Nobuo Nakagawa

Sully: “A film of extreme morality. Contains some truly unsettling imagery. ”

Kicking and Screaming

Noah Baumbach

Sully: “Baubach's first feature is a sublime and keen coming of age picture with a great cast and razor sharp dialogue.”

Dazed and Confused

Richard Linklater

Sully: “Criterion should acquire American Graffiti and package it together with this and Amarcord as the essential nostalgia collection! Authentically fun. ”

Ran

Akira Kurosawa

Sully: “One of Kurosawa's most important pieces and perhaps my favorite Shakespearean adaptation to film.”

Masculin féminin

Jean-Luc Godard

Sully: “I'm usually on the fence concerning Godard, but the youthful charm of this film is undeniable.”

Naked

Mike Leigh

Sully: “Pitch perfect title for this film. Thewlis' performance is legendary and Mike Leigh's script and direction is among his best.”

The Man Who Fell to Earth

Nicolas Roeg

Sully: “I bought this, knowing virtually nothing about it, based solely on its attractive package. This avant garde, sci fi classic does not disappoint.”

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

Wes Anderson

Sully: “This edition is a great example of how important extras can be. I was initially disappointed in the film until I explored it via special features.”

The Phantom of Liberty

Luis Buñuel

My Own Private Idaho

Gus Van Sant

Sully: “Easily in my top ten editions. Exactly the type of film the Collection was created for. ”

Tout va bien

Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Pierre Gorin

Kagemusha

Akira Kurosawa

Sully: “A Shakespearean-in-magnitude epic about the effects of power on the mind, body and soul. Funny, poetic and heart breaking.”

Short Cuts

Robert Altman

Sully: “Altman is one of my all time favorite filmmakers and this edition gives him the utmost respect he deserves. An invigorating masterpiece.”

Eyes Without a Face

Georges Franju

Sully: “A true and rare gem for any horror film junkie. The extra doc on Parisian slaughterhouses is just devastating.”