The Criterion Collection Additions for March 2024 are ‘To Die For’
As we enter the month of the March, we are given one of the strongest selections of entries into the Criterion Collection in some time;... Read More
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‘Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio,’ ‘The Red Balloon,’ ‘Days of Heaven,’ ‘Blast of Silence’ Close Final Criterion Collection Entries for 2023
As we are getting closer to the holiday season, new additions to the Criterion Collection are a perfect gift for the cinephile in your life.... Read More
‘Triangle of Sadness’ and ‘Small Axe’ highlight April 2023 additions to the Criterion Collection
First up this month of April inclusions to the Criterion Collection is the most recent entry in the entire collection, Ruben Östlund’s darkly funny social... Read More
‘The Power of the Dog,’ ‘Malcolm X’ and Pixar lead a packed field of additions to the Criterion Collection for November
As the year is winding down, the second yearly Barnes & Noble Criterion Collection 50% off sale is going on all November long, and just... Read More
Directorial debuts from Sidney Poitier and the Safdie Brothers highlight August additions to the Criterion Collection
Coming off the heels of the July Barnes and Noble sale, the August selections for the Criterion Collection bring home an important western from one... Read More
The AwardsWatch Podcast #147: Beyoncé’s RENAISSANCE, festival chatter and our favorite Criterion Collection releases ever
On episode 147 of The AwardsWatch Podcast, AwardsWatch Executive Editor Ryan McQuade is joined by Editor and Chief Erik Anderson, TV Editor Tyler Doster and... Read More
‘The Worst Person in the World,’ ‘Pink Flamingos’ and ‘Shaft’ highlight June additions to the Criterion Collection
For film fans, and avid physical media collectors, the Criterion Collection has symbolized the important, excellent cinema from around the world. From restoring old classics... Read More
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