Marcel Campus’ Black Orpheus isn’t the best looking Criterion Blu-ray release to come along of late, but the film’s colorful palette, marvelous music, and tragic story make it well worth watching.

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You’ll either love or hate Crumb the film, but Criterion has done an excellent job once again bringing another release to Blu-ray in reference quality form.

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Lush, exotic, and sensual, Black Narcissus arrives as yet another reference release of a classic film on Blu-ray from the Criterion Collection

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Michelangelo Antonioni’s complex masterpiece on modern isolation is brought to Blu-ray in a stunning transfer from Criterion.

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by Brakhage: An Anthology is truly art in motion and Criterion has put tremendous effort into restoring this visionary artist’s extensive and difficult archive for release in high definition.

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See the lost ideals of Americana in a dilapidated Memphis on this reference release of Jim Jarmusch’s thought provoking 1989 film Mystery Train from Criterion.

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It’s the western that defined the genre, made John Wayne a star, and put Monument Valley on the map — John Ford’s Stagecoach, newly restored by Criterion.

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Olivier Assayas’ emotional, impressionistic drama is served up with a scrumptious 1080p Blu-ray transfer from Criterion.

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Criterion scores again with a reference quality release of this powerful film by director Steve McQueen about the death by hunger strike in 1981 of IRA leader Bobby Sands.

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Max Ophüls’ Lola Montès, restored to its original length and full-color glory, is a fine spectacle of filmmaking to behold in this superb transfer of the 2008 restoration.

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