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Erstellt von StephenDedalus, 10.05.2003, 12:20
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#92
Geschrieben 02. August 2005, 12:01
Entdeckt auf dvduell.de:
Im Oktober veröffentlicht Criterion folgende Filme:
Rebel Samurai: Sixties Swordplay Classics
Kill! (1968, Okamoto)
Samurai Rebellion (1967, Kobayashi)
Samurai Spy (1965, Shinoda)
Sword of the Beast (1965, Gosha)
http://homevision.com/users/folder.asp?Fol...=1374&id=SWO050
The Wages of Fear (All-New Restored Special Edition)
http://homevision.com/users/folder.asp?Fol...=1374&id=WAG110
Le Samouraï
http://homevision.com/users/folder.asp?Fol...=1374&id=SAM150
auf die letzten beiden Titel freue ich mich schon besonders
Im Oktober veröffentlicht Criterion folgende Filme:
Rebel Samurai: Sixties Swordplay Classics
Kill! (1968, Okamoto)
Samurai Rebellion (1967, Kobayashi)
Samurai Spy (1965, Shinoda)
Sword of the Beast (1965, Gosha)
http://homevision.com/users/folder.asp?Fol...=1374&id=SWO050
The Wages of Fear (All-New Restored Special Edition)
http://homevision.com/users/folder.asp?Fol...=1374&id=WAG110
Le Samouraï
http://homevision.com/users/folder.asp?Fol...=1374&id=SAM150
auf die letzten beiden Titel freue ich mich schon besonders
#93
Geschrieben 02. August 2005, 12:43
Außerdem ein Gerücht für November:
http://www.mastersof...on/TheNews.html
Zitat
Criterion is poised to release Pickpocket (R1/NTSC) in November. There will be no commentary track, but a new documentary will be included as a bonus feature on the DVD [ Thanks to Antony Sellers for the update ]. We note that this release was hinted about by Paul Schrader in various fora already back in late 2003. It is thus reasonable to expect that he is involved somehow in the aforementioned documentary feature (instead of what many thought would be a commentary track).
http://www.mastersof...on/TheNews.html
#94
Geschrieben 03. August 2005, 23:13
#306 Le Samourai
# 36 The Wages of Fear (Neuauflage)
#310 Samurai Rebellion
#311 Sword of the Beast
#312 Samurai Spy
#313 Kill!
# 36 The Wages of Fear (Neuauflage)
#310 Samurai Rebellion
#311 Sword of the Beast
#312 Samurai Spy
#313 Kill!
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Geschrieben 04. August 2005, 19:56
wwi sagte am 03.08.2005, 23:13:
#312 Samurai Spy
phates design
Rebel Samurai: Sixties Swordplay Classics
enthält #310-313
Bearbeitet von StephenDedalus, 04. August 2005, 20:01.
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Geschrieben 04. August 2005, 20:22
Feine News
Da wird sich mein Bibliothekskonto freuen
Da wird sich mein Bibliothekskonto freuen
#97
Geschrieben 24. August 2005, 16:06
Die November Titel stehen auch schon fest. Auf DVDbeaver werden zumindest:
Ugetsu Monogatori (Mizoguchi, 1953)
Ran (Kurasawa, 1985)
Tales of Hoffman (Powell & Pressburger, 1951)
and possibly Pickpocket (Bresson, 1959)
genannt.
Ugetsu Monogatori (Mizoguchi, 1953)
Ran (Kurasawa, 1985)
Tales of Hoffman (Powell & Pressburger, 1951)
and possibly Pickpocket (Bresson, 1959)
genannt.
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Geschrieben 26. August 2005, 18:30
Frenzy sagte am 26.08.2005, 18:02:
(wie einige andere der neuen Criterion Covers auch)
- selbst bei wages of fear ist der neue schriftzug besser, auch wenn das alte motiv schon klasse war.
#101
Geschrieben 26. August 2005, 19:08
StephenDedalus sagte am 26.08.2005, 19:30:
Frenzy sagte am 26.08.2005, 18:02:
(wie einige andere der neuen Criterion Covers auch)
- selbst bei wages of fear ist der neue schriftzug besser, auch wenn das alte motiv schon klasse war.Ich find das Neue komplett schöner
Und die letzten Criterion VÖ's hatten fast ausnahmslos tolle Design's nur leider waren fast keine interessanten Filme dabei...
Bearbeitet von Prof K, 26. August 2005, 19:09.
Vimeo MySpace IMDB Votes RYM
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
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Geschrieben 26. August 2005, 19:11
Prof K sagte am 26.08.2005, 19:08:
leider waren fast keine interessanten Filme dabei...
edit: masculin feminin, naked, zissou, le samourai, balthasar .... will ich alle haben - und gegen die suzukis hätte ich auch nix einzuwenden.
- wages of fear sowieso, klar.
Bearbeitet von StephenDedalus, 26. August 2005, 19:17.
#103
Geschrieben 26. August 2005, 19:16
StephenDedalus sagte am 26.08.2005, 20:11:
Prof K sagte am 26.08.2005, 19:08:
leider waren fast keine interessanten Filme dabei...
#104
Geschrieben 26. August 2005, 20:03
KorkEimer sagte am 26.08.2005, 20:16:
StephenDedalus sagte am 26.08.2005, 20:11:
Prof K sagte am 26.08.2005, 19:08:
leider waren fast keine interessanten Filme dabei...
Sagte ja nur "fast"
Ich binn einfach der Meinung das die schonmal Zeiten hatten als wesentlich interessantere Filme in regelmäßigen Abständen rauskamen, natürlich ist auch nun noch was dabei, vor Kurzen der fabelhafte Notti Bianchi, nun Masculin, Feminin und die Wages Of Fear Neuauflage
Aber vorallen bei neueren Filmen beweißt Criterion mal wieder ein schlechtes Händchen, An Angel At My Tabel oder The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou sind nun wirklich keine Brüller und Au Hasard Balthazar
und mit Japan-Klassikern übertreiben se's auch ein wenig...
Bearbeitet von Prof K, 26. August 2005, 20:03.
Vimeo MySpace IMDB Votes RYM
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
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Geschrieben 26. August 2005, 20:12
Prof K sagte am 26.08.2005, 20:03:
The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou nun wirklich kein Brüller
#106
Geschrieben 26. August 2005, 20:32
StephenDedalus sagte am 26.08.2005, 21:12:
Prof K sagte am 26.08.2005, 20:03:
The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou nun wirklich kein Brüller
Vimeo MySpace IMDB Votes RYM
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
#108
Geschrieben 26. August 2005, 22:53
StephenDedalus sagte am 26.08.2005, 19:30:
Frenzy sagte am 26.08.2005, 18:02:
(wie einige andere der neuen Criterion Covers auch)
- selbst bei wages of fear ist der neue schriftzug besser, auch wenn das alte motiv schon klasse war.Schriftzug stimmt. Aber das Motiv ist popo. Vielleicht läßt sich die alte dann günstig auf ebay abstauben....
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#109
Geschrieben 29. August 2005, 17:38
wwi sagte am 24.08.2005, 17:06:
and possibly Pickpocket (Bresson, 1959)
Scheint nun sicher zu sein
Pickpocket
Vimeo MySpace IMDB Votes RYM
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
#110
Geschrieben 29. August 2005, 17:45
Prof K sagte am 29.08.2005, 18:38:
wwi sagte am 24.08.2005, 17:06:
and possibly Pickpocket (Bresson, 1959)
Scheint nun sicher zu sein
Pickpocket
#111
Geschrieben 29. August 2005, 18:06
KorkEimer sagte am 29.08.2005, 18:45:
Prof K sagte am 29.08.2005, 18:38:
wwi sagte am 24.08.2005, 17:06:
and possibly Pickpocket (Bresson, 1959)
Scheint nun sicher zu sein
Pickpocket
Ist der denn besser / anders als sonstige Bresson Filme?
Vimeo MySpace IMDB Votes RYM
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
#112
Geschrieben 29. August 2005, 18:12
Prof K sagte am 29.08.2005, 19:06:
JOURNAL D'UN CURÉ DE CAMPAGNE hast doch auch gemocht, wenn ich mich recht entsinne..!?
PICKPOCKET fällt inaltlich und formal nicht aus Bressons Filmographie heraus.
#113
Geschrieben 29. August 2005, 18:30
KorkEimer sagte am 29.08.2005, 19:12:
Prof K sagte am 29.08.2005, 19:06:
JOURNAL D'UN CURÉ DE CAMPAGNE hast doch auch gemocht, wenn ich mich recht entsinne..!?
PICKPOCKET fällt inaltlich und formal nicht aus Bressons Filmographie heraus.
Ja den mochte ich als Einzigen - Les Dames Du Bois De Boulogne fand ich schrecklich, Au Hasard Balthazar auch und L'Argent nur mittelmäßig.
Irgendwie fasse ich seine Filme immer falsch auf glaube ich, kommt mir jedesmal so vor als würde da ein "wildgewordener Steinzeitmensch mit einer Moralkeule schwingen"
Vimeo MySpace IMDB Votes RYM
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
#114
Geschrieben 29. August 2005, 21:45
Ui, TALES OF HOFFMANN.
Und LIFE AQUATIC ist super.
Und LIFE AQUATIC ist super.
"Time kills critics my dear." (Lisztomania)
"The movie never changes. It can't change. But everytime you see it, it seems different because you are different. You see different things." (12 Monkeys)
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Geschrieben 05. Oktober 2005, 15:02
StephenDedalus sagte am 05.03.2005, 00:46:
...dieses wunderschöne cover ist anscheinend nicht umgesetzt worden, oder doch?
»Wenn Bauten im Stile von Le Corbusier und Gropius zum Ambiente von Fernsehserien wie Denver und Dallas geworden sind, muß man sich einfach was anderes einfallen lassen.« (Herbert Schnädelbach)
#117
Geschrieben 05. Oktober 2005, 16:41
kazanian sagte am 05.10.2005, 16:02:
StephenDedalus sagte am 05.03.2005, 00:46:
...dieses wunderschöne cover ist anscheinend nicht umgesetzt worden, oder doch?#118
Geschrieben 05. Oktober 2005, 16:44
Dezember Titel:
SPECIAL EDITION DOUBLE-DISC SET FEATURES:
New, restored high-definition digital transfer, supervised by director of photography Raoul Coutard
Audio commentary by film scholars Annette Insdorf and Peter Brunette
Exclusive new video interviews with actors Charles Aznavour and Marie Dubois
Video interview with Coutard, conducted in 2003
Rare interview with François Truffaut collaborator Suzanne Schiffman, from 1986
Excerpts from a 1965 episode of the French television program Cinéastes de notre temps dedicated to Truffaut
An excerpt from the French television program Étoiles et toiles in which Truffaut discusses his adaptation of the David Goodis novel
The Music of George Delerue, an illustrated essay
Dubois’ screen test for the film
Theatrical trailer
New and improved English subtitle translation
A new essay by film critic Kent Jones
More!
Special Features
New, restored high-definition digital transfer
Collection of new and archival interviews with director René Clément and actress Brigitte Fossey
Alternate opening and ending to the film
Original theatrical trailer
Optional English-dubbed soundtrack
New and improved subtitle translation
A new essay by film scholar Peter Matthews
JANUAR '06:
"The Bad Sleep Well" Akira Kurosawa / 1960
http://www.image-entertainment.com/detail....productID=43700
New, Restored High-Definition Digital Transfer
36 Minute Documentary on the Making-Of Bad Sleep Well
Original Theatrical Trailer
New and Improved Subtitle Translation
New Essays by Richard Combs and Michael Almereyda
"Young Mr. Lincoln" John Ford / 1939
http://www.image-entertainment.com/detail....productID=43702
Academy Award Theater Radio Dramatization, Downloadable as an MP3 File
Stills Gallery
Optional English Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
New Essay by Film Critic Geoffrey O'Brien
More!
Archival Audio Interviews with John Ford and Henry Fonda
New, Restored High-Definition Digital Transfer
"The Children Are Watching Us" Vittorio DeSica / 1944
http://www.image-entertainment.com/detail....productID=43704
New, Restored High-Definition Digital Transfer
New Video Interviews with Luciano de Ambrosis and Cesare Zavattini
New and Improved Subtitle Translation
Booklet Featuring Robert Cardullo and Stuart Klawans on Cesare Zavattini
"The Virgin Spring" Ingmar Bergman / 1960
http://www.image-entertainment.com/detail....productID=43706
New, Restored High_Definition Digital Transfer
Audio Commentary by Ingmar Bergman Scholar Birgitta Steene
New Video Interviews With Gunnel Linblom and Birgitta Petersson
New Essay by Film Historian and Bergman Scholar Peter Cowie
New and Improved English Subtitle Translation
More
SPECIAL EDITION DOUBLE-DISC SET FEATURES:
New, restored high-definition digital transfer, supervised by director of photography Raoul Coutard
Audio commentary by film scholars Annette Insdorf and Peter Brunette
Exclusive new video interviews with actors Charles Aznavour and Marie Dubois
Video interview with Coutard, conducted in 2003
Rare interview with François Truffaut collaborator Suzanne Schiffman, from 1986
Excerpts from a 1965 episode of the French television program Cinéastes de notre temps dedicated to Truffaut
An excerpt from the French television program Étoiles et toiles in which Truffaut discusses his adaptation of the David Goodis novel
The Music of George Delerue, an illustrated essay
Dubois’ screen test for the film
Theatrical trailer
New and improved English subtitle translation
A new essay by film critic Kent Jones
More!
Special Features
New, restored high-definition digital transfer
Collection of new and archival interviews with director René Clément and actress Brigitte Fossey
Alternate opening and ending to the film
Original theatrical trailer
Optional English-dubbed soundtrack
New and improved subtitle translation
A new essay by film scholar Peter Matthews
JANUAR '06:
"The Bad Sleep Well" Akira Kurosawa / 1960
http://www.image-entertainment.com/detail....productID=43700
New, Restored High-Definition Digital Transfer
36 Minute Documentary on the Making-Of Bad Sleep Well
Original Theatrical Trailer
New and Improved Subtitle Translation
New Essays by Richard Combs and Michael Almereyda
"Young Mr. Lincoln" John Ford / 1939
http://www.image-entertainment.com/detail....productID=43702
Academy Award Theater Radio Dramatization, Downloadable as an MP3 File
Stills Gallery
Optional English Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
New Essay by Film Critic Geoffrey O'Brien
More!
Archival Audio Interviews with John Ford and Henry Fonda
New, Restored High-Definition Digital Transfer
"The Children Are Watching Us" Vittorio DeSica / 1944
http://www.image-entertainment.com/detail....productID=43704
New, Restored High-Definition Digital Transfer
New Video Interviews with Luciano de Ambrosis and Cesare Zavattini
New and Improved Subtitle Translation
Booklet Featuring Robert Cardullo and Stuart Klawans on Cesare Zavattini
"The Virgin Spring" Ingmar Bergman / 1960
http://www.image-entertainment.com/detail....productID=43706
New, Restored High_Definition Digital Transfer
Audio Commentary by Ingmar Bergman Scholar Birgitta Steene
New Video Interviews With Gunnel Linblom and Birgitta Petersson
New Essay by Film Historian and Bergman Scholar Peter Cowie
New and Improved English Subtitle Translation
More
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Geschrieben 05. Oktober 2005, 17:38
wwi sagte am 05.10.2005, 16:41:
Doch, dieses Cover wird nur von dem von Punisher gezeigtem Schuber umhüllt. Das trifft aber nur auf die 2er SE zu.
»Wenn Bauten im Stile von Le Corbusier und Gropius zum Ambiente von Fernsehserien wie Denver und Dallas geworden sind, muß man sich einfach was anderes einfallen lassen.« (Herbert Schnädelbach)
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