Great post. This fellow appreciates that he has an audience and provides thm with interesting dialogue about the films he selects with just the right amount of detail and heaps of enthusiasm. I appreciate these guests so much especially compared to others who barely name the movie, fail to show the cover and just shove it in their bag. From Jeremy in Australia a big thanks to Jeremy O. Harris for showing such joy and interest in sharing your knowledge and reactions.
I hadn’t seen All that Jazz or Company until last year and love them both. Also amazes me how some films get relatively forgotten and then because of things like Criterion, get rediscovered all over again
All That Jazz has been picked during 10 other closet visits: Benjamin Millepied, Hari Nef, Joanna Hogg, Lee Unkrich, Josh and Benny Safdie, Patrick Brice, Volker Schlondorff, Chris Eigeman, Joachim Trier, Caitlin Cronenberg
“There’s a lot of yuck in it, but you’ll get to a yum at the very end” Love that description of “Saló” lol. This is my first time hearing about Jeremy O. Harris, and after watching this, I feel like I need to know more! Loved this Criterion Closet episode! Edit: I edited my comment and the heart Criterion gave me disappeared >~
Great closet picks!!! You are picking ALL THE WINNERS. I am so thrilled to see someone who can go from Sweet Sweetback's and I Ain't Supposed to Die a Natural Death to Company and All That Jazz! A couple of them that you mention are ones I haven't seen, but your taste and knowledge tell me that I MUST SEE all of your recs!
Agree with Saltburn and Teorema comparison. That's the exact film that came to my mind when I watched Saltburn. The dance scene was also inspired by the iconic Beau Travail ending
As a Roanoke VA boy, I laughed really hard about the Barnes & Noble story, having been on the opposite end thinking “I’m gonna drive two hours to Greensboro for the Bruce Lee boxset” But Jeremy, don’t forget there’s a Barnes & Noble in Christiansburg!
Love the Southern VA representation! I go to that Greensboro B&N fairly often, though they sadly no longer have a movie section. Also, excellent choices all around. Van Peebles, Girlfriends, and All that Jazz in particular are top tier for me. 😁
Folks, if you don’t like all kinds of movies and all kinds of people, go play with yourselves on Stormfront and let the cinephiles have the comments section here.
I remember those early days of Criterion at B&N. I wasn't able to woo any boys w/Buñuel or Fassbinder unfortunately. Shoulda been trying the Van Peebles!
@@nlmatta fuck I miss Borders lol - that said I would definitely recommend for y'all out there to check out whatever local used media/vintage stores you've got in your area or in the vicinity, some of them are absolute gold mines but yeah nothing'll compare to the olden days of trawling through B&N (which is thankfully still around) and Borders for these things fr
@@h0lly_blue He's mid. He just has stuff. I'm a better writer than him. I can even tell from the excerpts. Did he just settle on a first draft, and go, "Hey, it's my first book." Only really good writers can get away with that. Zod can eat my ass.
I think there's some form online where you can submit suggestions for films to be added to the Criterion Collection but IDK for sure, that's just a wild guess - or maybe they just do it themselves lol
One reason for why few Turkish films get released has to be that the film elements of a lot of older Turkish cinema are in poor condition, the materials have not been well taken care of. Same thing with many classic Bollywood films.
@@boltzmannbrayn Yes, that's why they need to be restored. By the way some old crappy Bollywood and Hong Kong movies are introduced as "masterpieces" in Western cinema books and anthologies today. But most of the great old Turkish movies are never introduced. This must be a joke!
Dunno about Salo being life changing. Bought it off eBay due to notoriety. Watched it, thought it was pants and it went straight back on eBay. Only thing it changed in my life was a waste of 90 minutes
I felt that same way watching it with my homie- always wondered why they raved about it so much & after talking about social and political implications and Pasolini … I get it. Will I watch it again? Not for a while. Did i enjoy it? Not really. Is that okay? Yeah. I realize I’m not gonna like or understand or appreciate everything. Some shit I think is trash that other people love and that’s alright I have to be okay with that. Where was I going with this? I don’t know.
@@b3z3jm3nny People who love movies should pick their favorite criterion collection DVDs. Not just celebrities and people who work in movies and TV. Having just celebrities and people who work in movies and TV pick their favorite criterion collection DVDs gets old quick.
Ye GODS! Too much "like" going on in every sentence. Far too much to bother continuing past 2 minutes! What awfully tedious language. So now, like, I cannot be bothered to, like, give a toss about, like, his movie picks.
You still vote? How do you not know its a divide and conquer scam to keep the pions believing they have a voice while those really making the decisions increase power and wealth. Cmon folks, we cant really believe these politicians gaf about us
There are two types on here. Humble legends that offer insight into their minds, process and love of films and film making and gay coloured people that we put on for DEI points. No inbetween.
ah yes, nothing says woke like... Gerald Casale, Mark Mothersbaugh, Tim Blake Nelson, Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Maya and Ethan Hawke, Kerry Condon, Callum Turner, Bertrand Bonello, Molly Ringwald, Ben Gibbard, Chelsea Peretti, Wim Wenders, Matteo Gorone etc... but no, we have folks like Jeremy, Cheryl Dunye, Jane Schoenbrun, St. Vincent and Joel Kim Booster so yeah, totally woke whenever someone who isn't straight and/or white turns up in these videos, definitely the wokest shit imaginable at least _try_ to be original m8, this is getting stale and tired to see in every one of these videos
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“Now I can stream it from my ps5” So real for that
I don’t think criterion channel is on the PlayStation store.
So IMMATURE, perhaps...
@@keithkoenig5320 you must be fun
@@keithkoenig5320 That wasn’t a hype thing to say
@@keithkoenig5320 get that stick out of your butt!! jesus christ
Great post. This fellow appreciates that he has an audience and provides thm with interesting dialogue about the films he selects with just the right amount of detail and heaps of enthusiasm. I appreciate these guests so much especially compared to others who barely name the movie, fail to show the cover and just shove it in their bag. From Jeremy in Australia a big thanks to Jeremy O. Harris for showing such joy and interest in sharing your knowledge and reactions.
love seeing people giddy with excitement about the films they love!💛
I hadn’t seen All that Jazz or Company until last year and love them both. Also amazes me how some films get relatively forgotten and then because of things like Criterion, get rediscovered all over again
I'm surprised there's any copies of All That Jazz left in there given that everyone takes it 😂
All That Jazz has been picked during 10 other closet visits: Benjamin Millepied, Hari Nef, Joanna Hogg, Lee Unkrich, Josh and Benny Safdie, Patrick Brice, Volker Schlondorff, Chris Eigeman, Joachim Trier, Caitlin Cronenberg
His take on all those films was so spot on!
FAYETTEVILLE, NC! Wow, I never thought my hometown would be mentioned in a Criterion Collection Closet Picks video! Thanks, Jeremy!
I can see Jeremy's having so much fun. He's like a kid in a candy store.
😊I know right
when he spots All that Jazz😅
Maybe don’t mention one of them & “kids” in the same sentence
@@BrettTaezton hmm, funny, he doesn't look like a priest, a youth pastor or a politician to me
A nice selection of films. I still remember my first time watching Salo. You don’t forget.
Totally. I can only watch it on a full moon.
I forgot it immediately
“There’s a lot of yuck in it, but you’ll get to a yum at the very end”
Love that description of “Saló” lol. This is my first time hearing about Jeremy O. Harris, and after watching this, I feel like I need to know more! Loved this Criterion Closet episode!
Edit: I edited my comment and the heart Criterion gave me disappeared >~
I have never associated the word "yum" with Salo but I love his enthusiasm 🤣
Dude a real 1
He makes me excited to just sit down and watch a movie! So much required reading to catch up on..
Great closet picks!!! You are picking ALL THE WINNERS. I am so thrilled to see someone who can go from Sweet Sweetback's and I Ain't Supposed to Die a Natural Death to Company and All That Jazz! A couple of them that you mention are ones I haven't seen, but your taste and knowledge tell me that I MUST SEE all of your recs!
"Oh! Oh my God, Yay!"
Loved this closet video
Agree with Saltburn and Teorema comparison. That's the exact film that came to my mind when I watched Saltburn. The dance scene was also inspired by the iconic Beau Travail ending
That line about fosse is brilliant
As a Roanoke VA boy, I laughed really hard about the Barnes & Noble story, having been on the opposite end thinking “I’m gonna drive two hours to Greensboro for the Bruce Lee boxset” But Jeremy, don’t forget there’s a Barnes & Noble in Christiansburg!
He’s delightful & the choices are awesome!🎉
the first time i geniunely felt interested in all these new movies ive been introduced to via this channel. i also watch movies on my ps5 hehe
Love the Southern VA representation! I go to that Greensboro B&N fairly often, though they sadly no longer have a movie section.
Also, excellent choices all around. Van Peebles, Girlfriends, and All that Jazz in particular are top tier for me. 😁
Same! I went to Greensboro College and that B&N was my hangout spot lol
“Zola” is number one on my list. In fact I hope i can rent it 🤔
Never mind, I got it on MAX 👍
@@jamesgwarrior1981It’s my favorite movie of the decade so far. I hate how criminally underrated it’s become
@@deadporg that’s awesome. I can’t wait to see it now. Thanks. 🙏🏾
What is the name of the movie he compares to Saltburn?
Teorema (1968, dir. Pasolini); sometimes also known as "Theorem"
Folks, if you don’t like all kinds of movies and all kinds of people, go play with yourselves on Stormfront and let the cinephiles have the comments section here.
I remember those early days of Criterion at B&N. I wasn't able to woo any boys w/Buñuel or Fassbinder unfortunately. Shoulda been trying the Van Peebles!
Between B&N and Borders, I learned a TON
@@nlmatta fuck I miss Borders lol - that said I would definitely recommend for y'all out there to check out whatever local used media/vintage stores you've got in your area or in the vicinity, some of them are absolute gold mines
but yeah nothing'll compare to the olden days of trawling through B&N (which is thankfully still around) and Borders for these things fr
Spot on about All That Jazz.
Glad to see another fan of Girlfriends.
Why are there so many bigots in the comments lately?
because they think repeating the same joke over and over again qualifies as a personality trait
You think Criterion fans would be more open minded.
@@rickytrottier5505is there one singular type of film fan? Idk why you guys are surprised.
Etherealy speaking, I am Terrence Stamp in Theorama, but probably much bigger than even that and God only knows to how many families.
*_KNEEEEEEEEEEL BEFORE ZOD_*
@@h0lly_blue He's mid. He just has stuff. I'm a better writer than him. I can even tell from the excerpts. Did he just settle on a first draft, and go, "Hey, it's my first book." Only really good writers can get away with that. Zod can eat my ass.
Some wise words with the enthusiasm. Thanks!
Why Critirion Collection never restoration 70's, 80's & 90's Turkish films? Like: "Eşkiya" (1996), "Muhsin Bey" (1986), "Canım Kardeşim" (1973)
I think there's some form online where you can submit suggestions for films to be added to the Criterion Collection but IDK for sure, that's just a wild guess - or maybe they just do it themselves lol
There's only two films in Criterion. But it should have been more.
@@dodobird97 Yes. 2 not so much good film actually. :) Even turkish people not like those 2 films. :)
One reason for why few Turkish films get released has to be that the film elements of a lot of older Turkish cinema are in poor condition, the materials have not been well taken care of. Same thing with many classic Bollywood films.
@@boltzmannbrayn Yes, that's why they need to be restored. By the way some old crappy Bollywood and Hong Kong movies are introduced as "masterpieces" in Western cinema books and anthologies today. But most of the great old Turkish movies are never introduced. This must be a joke!
I was waiting for one to get Salo, lol! the most disgusting movie ever. Finally!
Bill Hader picked it also (and joked about it being the perfect date movie).
this guy is cool
Yay I love him
I have a feeling that the Sweet Sweetback pickup trick isn’t going to work for girls…
Were those jazz hands indicative of the film being chosen 😂
don't act like you wouldn't be just as excited to sift through the Criterion Collection and find one of your favorite movies lol
@@h0lly_blue Tis true!
Yi Yi oh yes!
Well I lost it when he heaped praise on Lena Dunham.
😊😊😊😊😊great
Dunno about Salo being life changing. Bought it off eBay due to notoriety. Watched it, thought it was pants and it went straight back on eBay. Only thing it changed in my life was a waste of 90 minutes
everything hits differently for somebody
I felt that same way watching it with my homie- always wondered why they raved about it so much & after talking about social and political implications and Pasolini … I get it. Will I watch it again? Not for a while. Did i enjoy it? Not really. Is that okay? Yeah. I realize I’m not gonna like or understand or appreciate everything. Some shit I think is trash that other people love and that’s alright I have to be okay with that. Where was I going with this? I don’t know.
They should choose me to enter the Criterion Closet. @criterion think about it!
METROPOLITAN!!
The criterion collection should have people who love movies pick their favorite movies.
Give actors and director videos a break for a while.
Do you think actors and directors don’t like movies? They have other people come too like the staff of Letterboxd or various musicians
@@b3z3jm3nny
Ordinary people should pick their favorites instead of celebrities and people who work in the TV and movie industry.
@@b3z3jm3nny
People, not just actors, celebrities and people who work in TV and movie industry, should be able to pick their favorite movies.
@@b3z3jm3nny
People should choose their favorite criterion collection DVDs, not just people who work in TV and movies.
@@b3z3jm3nny
People who love movies should pick their favorite criterion collection DVDs.
Not just celebrities and people who work in movies and TV.
Having just celebrities and people who work in movies and TV pick their favorite criterion collection DVDs gets old quick.
Ya lost me at Lena Dunham...
Salo will change your life, alright; you'll spend the rest of your life regretting you wasted 2 hours on that steaming pile of garbage.
Nice hair, Jeremy!
So much “like”.
Cool dude that’s a walking ear beating 🤕
Salo is simply sick. No art for sure.
Go watch Pixar.
good grief! this is a guy who, like, make a, like, living, like, using, like, words, like, for, like, a, like, living? Like, WTF!!!???
This guy is on every occasion so profoundly annoying I almost like him.
Ye GODS! Too much "like" going on in every sentence. Far too much to bother continuing past 2 minutes! What awfully tedious language.
So now, like, I cannot be bothered to, like, give a toss about, like, his movie picks.
Don’t watch then
Get some testosterone bro.
Trump 2024
how's that working out for you, pal?
You still vote? How do you not know its a divide and conquer scam to keep the pions believing they have a voice while those really making the decisions increase power and wealth. Cmon folks, we cant really believe these politicians gaf about us
Just go away and watch your Proud Boys videos and your KKK videos.
@@jonhinson5701Extreme cringe
Triggered by a gay black dude existing.😞🤡
There are two types on here. Humble legends that offer insight into their minds, process and love of films and film making and gay coloured people that we put on for DEI points. No inbetween.
I'm starting to notice a trend in these closet videos and I don't think I like where this is heading (*cough cough woke*)...
Oh no! Will you be okay?
ah yes, nothing says woke like... Gerald Casale, Mark Mothersbaugh, Tim Blake Nelson, Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Maya and Ethan Hawke, Kerry Condon, Callum Turner, Bertrand Bonello, Molly Ringwald, Ben Gibbard, Chelsea Peretti, Wim Wenders, Matteo Gorone etc... but no, we have folks like Jeremy, Cheryl Dunye, Jane Schoenbrun, St. Vincent and Joel Kim Booster so yeah, totally woke whenever someone who isn't straight and/or white turns up in these videos, definitely the wokest shit imaginable
at least _try_ to be original m8, this is getting stale and tired to see in every one of these videos
@@Bo_Lew they'll live
What trend? I just scrolled through the last couple of months of closet videos and the results are in: you're chatting utter shite, son.
@@simian01 remember when bait used to be believable?
C C has become very inclusive. 😏
always has been, pal - I mean, John Waters? hello?