Criterion 10th Anniversary DVD Award Results
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Criterion 10th Anniversary DVD Award Results
All-Time Favorite Criterion Release
1. John Cassavetes: Five Films
2. The Rules of the Game
3. Fanny and Alexander
4. The Passion of Joan of Arc
5. (tie) Contempt
Six Moral Tales
Best Non-box Set Release
1. The Rules of the Game
2. Seven Samurai
3. The Battle of Algiers
4. by Brakhage
5. The Passion of Joan of Arc
6. The Spirit of the Beehive
7. L’avventura
8. Contempt
9. The Complete Mr. Arkadin
10. 8 1/2
Best Box Set
1. Six Moral Tales
2. John Cassavetes: Five Films
3. BRD Trilogy
4. Fanny and Alexander
5. Dreyer Box Set
Most Disappointing Package
1. Good Morning
2. Kwaidan
3. Andrei Rublev
4. Diary of a Country Priest
5. Alphaville
Worst Film
1. Armageddon
2. The Rock
3. Chasing Amy
4. Border Radio
5. Jubilee
Best Commentary
1. Stephen Prince - Straw Dogs
2. Gene Youngblood - L’avventura
3. Robert Stam - Contempt
4. Alexander Sesonske - The Rules of the Game
5. (tie) James Quandt - Pickpocket
Peter Cowie - The Seventh Seal
Best Single Supplement
1. (tie) A.K. - Ran
Permanent Vacation - Stranger than Paradise
Blood of the Beasts - Eyes Without a Face
4. Orson Welles: One Man Band - F for Fake
5. Interactive Map of 1930s Paris - Boudu Saved From Drowning
Best Package Design
1. The Adventures of Antoine Doinel
2. Videodrome
3. Seven Samurai
4. The Rules of the Game
5. BRD Trilogy
Best Cover Art
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Worst Cover Art
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1. John Cassavetes: Five Films
2. The Rules of the Game
3. Fanny and Alexander
4. The Passion of Joan of Arc
5. (tie) Contempt
Six Moral Tales
Best Non-box Set Release
1. The Rules of the Game
2. Seven Samurai
3. The Battle of Algiers
4. by Brakhage
5. The Passion of Joan of Arc
6. The Spirit of the Beehive
7. L’avventura
8. Contempt
9. The Complete Mr. Arkadin
10. 8 1/2
Best Box Set
1. Six Moral Tales
2. John Cassavetes: Five Films
3. BRD Trilogy
4. Fanny and Alexander
5. Dreyer Box Set
Most Disappointing Package
1. Good Morning
2. Kwaidan
3. Andrei Rublev
4. Diary of a Country Priest
5. Alphaville
Worst Film
1. Armageddon
2. The Rock
3. Chasing Amy
4. Border Radio
5. Jubilee
Best Commentary
1. Stephen Prince - Straw Dogs
2. Gene Youngblood - L’avventura
3. Robert Stam - Contempt
4. Alexander Sesonske - The Rules of the Game
5. (tie) James Quandt - Pickpocket
Peter Cowie - The Seventh Seal
Best Single Supplement
1. (tie) A.K. - Ran
Permanent Vacation - Stranger than Paradise
Blood of the Beasts - Eyes Without a Face
4. Orson Welles: One Man Band - F for Fake
5. Interactive Map of 1930s Paris - Boudu Saved From Drowning
Best Package Design
1. The Adventures of Antoine Doinel
2. Videodrome
3. Seven Samurai
4. The Rules of the Game
5. BRD Trilogy
Best Cover Art
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2. (tie)
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Indeed. No date was set for an extended deadline so we had no idea when our last chance was for submission. My list was almost finished last night.denti alligator wrote:So we're not going to extend the deadline?
D'accordo...And why not show us more than just the top 5. I'd like to see a little down the list, since the top ones are a bit too predictable.
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I must have missed all the talk of extending deadlines. Go ahead and submit your ballot and I'll update the tally.denti alligator wrote:So we're not going to extend the deadline?
And why not show us more than just the top 5. I'd like to see a little down the list, since the top ones are a bit too predictable.
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I have not seen the film itself yet so I don't know how appropriate it is which might be the main problem, but what exactly is so bad about the Pepe Le Moko cover?
Also it might be better to put up the final Hopscotch cover - the one where Matthau dressed as an Indian was changed for him at a typewriter. It is still bad (I much prefer the cover of the about to be released UK disc) but we should perhaps not put up earlier covers as an example of a final release - if that were the case we could put up that pink Viridiana cover!
Also it might be better to put up the final Hopscotch cover - the one where Matthau dressed as an Indian was changed for him at a typewriter. It is still bad (I much prefer the cover of the about to be released UK disc) but we should perhaps not put up earlier covers as an example of a final release - if that were the case we could put up that pink Viridiana cover!
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I'm not your friend anymore... nope.. .. not until you've seen the sublime Pepe!colinr0380 wrote:I've actually had the DVD in my to watch pile since (rifles through papers) Friday 6th June 2003 but *ahem* haven't yet sat down to watch it.
My god what a world that film conjures. Seriously-- if you're home, log off NOW and watch this masterpiece!
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The cover concept of Pepe Le Moko is fine, and the font is great, but there is something awkward in the execution. It has to do with the way the photo doesn't interact with the border and how their heads are cut off. The almost use of color doesn't help.
I'm really surprised to see Hiroshima, MA on the best list, as I always thought of that as a rather nothing cover.
Those goofy Importance of Being Earnest and The Devil and Daniel Webster covers always horrify me.
Nanook, 8.5, and Monsters and Madmen are the only Criterions I've used as desktop wallpaper ... thanks to the Dungeon.
I'm really surprised to see Hiroshima, MA on the best list, as I always thought of that as a rather nothing cover.
Those goofy Importance of Being Earnest and The Devil and Daniel Webster covers always horrify me.
Nanook, 8.5, and Monsters and Madmen are the only Criterions I've used as desktop wallpaper ... thanks to the Dungeon.
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