I can't find any good movies on this shitty streaming service

Any recommendations?

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Armageddon

I watched The Vanishing the other night and it was really good.

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I know there's some shitty meme films like Armageddon and Tiny Furniture, but you really have to appreciate what this company has done for film. It's similar relationship to what Blue Note did for jazz music.

>The Vanishing
5.8 on imdb

i already watched that. it was so boring

Get the fuck off this board you stupid nigger

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he is right though, its just pretentious Lynch shit with some lesbo action and a scary dumpster goblin.

Did any of you watch that movie Wanda that was one of the weekly features before they launched the full site? That was a truly horrible film in almost every way and I can't believe Criterion restored that shit

thought it was decent once you get past the first ten or so minutes.

This could be the most kino scene ever

it was appallingly amateur. the description talked about how it was supposedly a huge influence on some style of moviemaking but it was just bad art

is every Criterion film on there?
Fellini Satyricon is a weird ass movie

nope

How about you start by telling us some movies you like. You won't though because then you can't bait.

>is every one on there?
no, they are missing some big ones, hopefully soon

Not all of them, but they've got over 1,500.

All shitters though. Literally nothing on my watchlist is on there. Filmstruck had everything.

Chungking Express

>looking at the comedies
>a Safdie movie comes up
>John lives his life alone trying to connect with anything or anyone he can. Sometimes it is hard to tell the difference between hysterical crying and hysterical laughter.
gonna avoid that one

wtf when did they put ACO on criterion channel?

Is Criterion truly the McDonald's of arthouse cinema?

Classic bantz

oops wrong thread

>Filmstruck
Too soon. I still miss it. I used Kanopy to help get me through it, but it's not the same. Fuck man, it was too good a service for this pleb world.

Why are there no funny movies? Is high brow cinema really meant to be non funny

It's more like a starter pack, you can see basic stuff without a lot of hassle. IMHO Criterion is only really good for 50s and earlier.

Watch The Beatles A Hard Day's Night

It's on criterion streaming

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i dont think criterion claims to be an arthouse company

People only like this shit movie because its The Beatles. If it was anyone else this would be a 2/10

What's the In-N-Out of arthouse cinema? Kino Lorber? Arrow?

Netflix is better

There's plenty of comedies. City Lights, Playtime.

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im gonna watch Weekend

Actually going to an arthouse theater

going to a film festival. it's both enlightened and pleb at the same time.

Yeah but you can't buy physical copies at an arthouse theater

>buying physical copies
true arthouse is experienced in a fleeting moment, when a film print is projected for an audience of 5 people or less, then the print is burned and all that is left is the fleeting memory of kino.

I prefer when they slaughter the audience after the burning of the film. That way nobody can speak of it’s greatness either

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Sweet Movie

in-n-out is fucking awful