Not as impressive as their edition for Roma, but Criterion’s home video release of another Netflix film does provide a strong looking presentation, some engaging special features, and the clever addition of the letters written by the two characters. For those that are fond of the film it’s worth picking up.
Video: 9 / Audio: 8 / Supplements: 7Recent Reviews
The Complete Films of Agnès Varda - Program 1: Agnès Forever - Varda by Agnès / Les 3 boutons Blu-ray
Starting things off with a look back at Varda's work and legacy, the first disc feels to be prepping the viewer before they take a deep dive into this lovely box set
The Mad Fox Blu-ray
Making its North American debut, The Mad Fox ultimately receives an okay but unremarkable edition
The War of the Worlds Blu-ray
Some strong supplements aside, the new 4K restoration on its own makes this edition worth picking up
Bruce Lee: His Greatest Hits Blu-ray
Not the comprehensive edition one would hope for but it still offers some strong presentations, excellent supplements, and all five films together for the first time
Bruce Lee: His Greatest Hits - Supplement Discs Blu-ray
The final two discs of Criterion's Bruce Lee set offer a handful of material that should keep Lee fans busy
America As Seen By A Frenchman Blu-ray
An almost barebones release saved by an exceptional audio/video presentation
Bruce Lee: His Greatest Hits - Game of Death Blu-ray
Though it holds the best collection of extras in the set related to their respective film, the presentation is held back by questionable colour grading
Bruce Lee: His Greatest Hits - Enter the Dragon Blu-ray
Though it has the strongest presentation in the set, the supplementary material leaves one wanting
Bruce Lee: His Greatest Hits - The Way of the Dragon Blu-ray
The weakest disc so far in the set, weaker in both its presentation and offering of supplements
Taste of Cherry Blu-ray
A significant improvement over Criterion's original DVD edition, offering better picture and sound, as well as a new slew of supplements
