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K-Pop Demon Hunters is now out on 4K + Blu-Ray, and one of our two videos for it has been published on YouTube! This is a breakdown of the film’s airplane sequence, from first draft to final mix, as explained by the filmmakers themselves. Enjoy! youtube.com/watch?v=VHiwQk…
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Our new 4K + Blu-ray of KPOP DEMON HUNTERS (2025) has entered the collection! ✨ criterion.com/films/36058-kp…
Few films have taken the world by storm quite like Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans’s Academy Award–winning sensation overflowing with dazzling animation, unforgettable usly catchy songs.
Few films have taken the world by storm quite like Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans’s Academy Award–winning sensation overflowing with dazzling animation, unforgettable usly catchy songs.
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Richly layered with references to Korean culture both ancient and modern, this generation-bridging phenomenon has inspired millions of fans with its message of friendship and self-acceptance.
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Evening viewing recommendation? Kick off Noirvember on the Criterion Channel with Otto Preminger’s sophisticated masterpiece LAURA (1944)—now playing in our Starring Gene Tierney collection! 🖤 bit.ly/4BEizzK
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Watch some of John's great Closet Picks on the Criterion Channel! ✨
AU HASARD BALTHAZAR
LOLITA, BARRY LYNDON, and EYES WIDE SHUT from our THE COMPLETE KUBRICK box set
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BIG DEAL ON MADONNA STREET
THE RED SHOES
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THREE FILMS BY LUIS BUÑUEL
AU HASARD BALTHAZAR
LOLITA, BARRY LYNDON, and EYES WIDE SHUT from our THE COMPLETE KUBRICK box set
CHRIST STOPPED AT EBOLI
BIG DEAL ON MADONNA STREET
THE RED SHOES
SHOESHINE
THREE FILMS BY LUIS BUÑUEL
✨John Turturro's Closet Picks!✨
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Delighted that Mary Stephen's features, the 1978 drama Shades of Silk, the restoration of which was a highlight of last year's @TheNYFF, and her new documentary Palimpsest: The Story of a Name, plus her short films, are now streaming on @criterionchannl
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Coming to the Criterion Collection in November! 💿 ❤️ bit.ly/2jXMD3N
A global animated phenomenon, an anti-biopic about one of history’s most notorious figures, a feverish vision of nightmarish Americana, a mythopoeic landmark of world cinema, a monumental account of g-of-age story from a major new cinematic voice, an idiosyncratic American cult classic, and a freewheeling take on the crime genre.
A global animated phenomenon, an anti-biopic about one of history’s most notorious figures, a feverish vision of nightmarish Americana, a mythopoeic landmark of world cinema, a monumental account of g-of-age story from a major new cinematic voice, an idiosyncratic American cult classic, and a freewheeling take on the crime genre.
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The collected works of a Japanese New Wave master, David Bowie’s most luminous star vehicle and Bong Joon Ho’s monster movie are among the selections in this month’s edition of Shelf Life. boxd.it/3ty
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FROM MTV TO HOLLYWOOD 📺 Now playing on the Criterion Channel! bit.ly/4eaQvdg
In the era when MTV reached full cultural domination, music videos served as petri dishes for experimentation, allowing up-and-coming auteurs to hone their boundary-pushing styles before big screen. Kinetic, audacious, and hyperstylized, these Y2K-era touchstones from filmmakers like David Fincher, Spike Jonze, Michel Gondry, and Hype Williams rewired the possibilities of visual storytelling.
In the era when MTV reached full cultural domination, music videos served as petri dishes for experimentation, allowing up-and-coming auteurs to hone their boundary-pushing styles before big screen. Kinetic, audacious, and hyperstylized, these Y2K-era touchstones from filmmakers like David Fincher, Spike Jonze, Michel Gondry, and Hype Williams rewired the possibilities of visual storytelling.
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Wonderful! STARRING GENE TIERNEY ❤️ Now playing on the Criterion Channel! @Criterion
STARRING GENE TIERNEY ❤️ Now playing on the Criterion Channel! bit.ly/4BEizzK
With her porcelain beauty and a cool sophistication that seemed to conceal turbulent emotional depths, Tierney emerged as one of the most arresting stars of Hollywood's golden age.
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A must see series
STARRING GENE TIERNEY ❤️ Now playing on the Criterion Channel! bit.ly/4BEizzK
With her porcelain beauty and a cool sophistication that seemed to conceal turbulent emotional depths, Tierney emerged as one of the most arresting stars of Hollywood's golden age.
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STARRING GENE TIERNEY ❤️ Now playing on the Criterion Channel! bit.ly/4BEizzK
With her porcelain beauty and a cool sophistication that seemed to conceal turbulent emotional depths, Tierney emerged as one of the most arresting stars of Hollywood's golden age.
With her porcelain beauty and a cool sophistication that seemed to conceal turbulent emotional depths, Tierney emerged as one of the most arresting stars of Hollywood's golden age.
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FROM MTV TO HOLLYWOOD 📺 Now playing on the Criterion Channel! bit.ly/4eaQvdg
In the era when MTV reached full cultural domination, music videos served as petri dishes for experimentation, allowing up-and-coming auteurs to hone their boundary-pushing styles before big screen. Kinetic, audacious, and hyperstylized, these Y2K-era touchstones from filmmakers like David Fincher, Spike Jonze, Michel Gondry, and Hype Williams rewired the possibilities of visual storytelling.
In the era when MTV reached full cultural domination, music videos served as petri dishes for experimentation, allowing up-and-coming auteurs to hone their boundary-pushing styles before big screen. Kinetic, audacious, and hyperstylized, these Y2K-era touchstones from filmmakers like David Fincher, Spike Jonze, Michel Gondry, and Hype Williams rewired the possibilities of visual storytelling.
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