Best products from r/criterion

Hey all,

Finally got around to reorganizing my DVDs and Blurays and here's my collection of criterion titles, along with the questionnaire. And what good is a Criterion post with a few bonus features at the end?

The Questionnaire:
Where are you from? NYC originally but currently living in LA

How old are you? 33

When did you start collecting Criterion? 2011, about a year into film school. Although I had seen and enjoyed many Criterion releases, it was when I started studying and making films that I wanted to have as many great films on hand to rewatch, study, and steal from!

Do you collect Blu-ray or DVD? Bluray

What is your favorite Criterion release? Probably a toss up between Persona and In The Mood For Love. Both are so beautiful and haunting in very different ways, and as pivotal films for the directors the special features are interesting and insightful.

What is your least favorite Criterion release? I Vitelloni because I adore the movie and it's not on Blu-ray yet!

Who is your favorite director in the collection? Hard to top Kubrick

Who is your favorite director outside of the collection? / Film to get the treatment - Lina Wertmuller and Swept Away for one! Her box set (which I included on the left of my photo) is excellent, albeit DVD. First female director nominated for best director. Her films are so smart, funny and surprising. Highly recommend.

Big Lebowski, Boogie Nights, There Will Be Blood and Midnight Cowboy would be great additions as well. Oh and how come Husband's didn't make it into the Casaavettes box set!?! It's a masterpiece!

Which Criterion do you most want that is not in your possession? - Life of Brian / RoboCop because they are brilliant and out of print, Seven Samurai and 8 1/2 because I should already have them as a cinephile, and La Haine because a friend loaned it to me and blew my mind!

How do you organize your collection? I know I said I reorganized my collection but that meant collecting the boxes strewn around my living room and putting them neatly on a shelf. It's very common for me to hunt for a specific film, find the box, and realize I've misplaced the disc! So organization is not my strong suit.

BONUS FEATURE:

You may have noticed another DVD in my collection that isn't a Criterion Release: it's a film I made called It's Better In Italian, which is a short documentary about the Italian doppiatori--the voice over actors that dub English-language films into Italian. While I don't expect it to be a Criterion release anytime soon, I hope one day it could be one of the supplemental materials on a film I have yet to make that will get the Criterion treatment. It does have a Kevin Bacon game connection to Criterion--the great Peter Weller of RoboCop and Naked Lunch narrates the film!

Until then, if you're interested, the entire film is available on Amazon (free with ad-roll or ad-free with Prime) here:

https://www.amazon.com/Its-Better-Italian-Roberto-Pedicini/dp/B0756P7ZZY

And if you want to see some of my more recent comedy work, check out my series Arun Considers ( www.arunconsiders.com ) and Dr. Rabbi Moishe Dovid Bernstein ( https://youtu.be/CSRWsNqhiIQ )

So enjoy, both my collection, my movie and web series!

Here's my take:

Wheels on Meals - it's basically a Canto-Comedy with sporadic action bits that builds to a low key but really good fight scene at the end. I say low key because there aren't a lot of stunts but the fight, with Benny "The Jet" Urquidez is considered one of Chan's best, and his "brothers" Yuen Biao and Sammo Hung get to strut their stuff as well.

​

Project A I & Project A II - essential. These are two of the best movies Jackie's ever made.

​

Police Story I & Police Story II - the first is better than the second, but again, these are essential Chan films.

​

Dragons Forever - Jackie, Sammo, and Yuen Biao made several films together, and this is their best. I'd put it in the top five for Chan. Sammo Hung directs and he truly is the great modern action director, so his editing and choreography mixed with Jackie and Yuen's incredible physical abilities, on top of a supporting cast featuring some of the heaviest hitters in Hong Kong history, delivers a movie that has great chemistry between its three leads, comedy that actually works, and amazing action.

​

Crime Story - Jackie got a lot of flack for this intense movie from director Kirk Wong, which was a deliberate attempt to change his image in the Nineties, and a lot of people feel like the "realistic" action was disappointing. Those people are jerks. Time has been kind to this movie. It's a definite change of pace for Jackie, but Wong's storytelling, the fantastic supporting performances, the sheer Michael Mann-esque scale and scope this simple kidnapping story gets thanks to the schedule and budget a star like Chan commands, and even the action sequences look absolutely fantastic today.

​

Miracle - I'm torn on Chan's remake of Frank Capra's Pocketful of Miracles but ultimately I think it's terrific. Jackie directed and it's got absolutely amazing cinematography. He puts as much effort into his shot composition and camera movement as he does in his action. There are fewer fight scenes but the ones that are here are deeply intricate and among his best. The comedy can be really broad and there are parts that will baffle Western audiences (did anyone ever think it was a good idea to give Richard Ng a five minute scene just to do his schtick?), but I think ultimately it works despite being hopeless corny. Sumptuous, heartfelt, and probably should have been directed by someone else.

​

The Protector - nah. I mean, it's got some Eighties action charm, but this attempt to turn Jackie into Dirty Harry is pretty disappointing. It's interesting to compare Glickenhaus's version to Jackie's reshot and recut version but ultimately it's not very good.

​

City Hunter - very, very long and full of broad comedy and really tacky sex jokes, I really love this movie but your mileage may vary depending on your tolerance for early Nineties Hong Kong cheese. Wong Jing is HK's evil genius of bad taste and here he applies himself to a goofy adaptation of a manga where Jackie plays a James Bond kind of private investigator. But there are so many great touches that I can't help loving it. Is it a good movie? No. Is it the kind of thing you'd show at a party with a lot of beer to melt people's faces? Yes.

​

And if you can find a good Blu Ray of Armour of God I & II you should grab them. It's Jackie doing Indiana Jones and while they have their rough spots, they're also kind of amazing in terms of their scale and scope.

For Sale or Trade 5/20 Updates
---
I take Google Wallet, Square Cash, Venmo, Paypal, Bitcoin, and/or Amazon, eBay, Gamestop, and Target gift cards, although I only honor ninety cents on the dollar. Shipping is free if you spend more than $35 and purchase more than one item.
---


5/9 Price Drops & New Items Added
Everything is like like new unless specified:

 

New blu-rays -
• Day for Night - $20
• French Lieutenant’s Woman - $20
• Life During Wartime - $20
• Shooting/Ride in the Whirlwind - $20
• Sweetie - $20

 

Used blu-rays:
• 3 Films: Andre Gregory & Wallace Shawn - $40
• 3 Films by Roberto Rossellini Starring Ingrid Bergman - $35
• 8 ½ - $20
• Being John Malkovich - $16
• Big Chill, the (dual Format) - $18
• Christmas Tale, a - $16
• Complete Jacques Tati - $55
• Day for Night - $16
• Diabolique - $18
• Gray’s Anatomy - $16
• Identification of a Woman - $15
• Insignificance - $18
• Investigation of a Citizen Above the Influence (dual format) - $17
• Last Metro - $16
• Letter Never Sent - $16
• Lola Montes - $18
• Love Streams (dual format) - $18
• Moonrise Kingdom - $18
• Organizer, the - $15
• Qatsi Trilogy (very good condition) - $45, 35
• Qatsi Trilogy (like new) - $45
• Shoah - $40
• Videodrome - $18
• Vivre sa Vie - $18



 



DVDs:
• Au hasard Balthasar - $10, 9
• Band of Outsiders - $10
• Berlin Alexanderplatz - $70
• Bicycle Thieves - $10, 9 Pending
• Blow Out - $10, 9
• by Brakhage: an anthology (vol 1) - $12, 10
• Canterbury Tale - $12
• Cranes are Flying - $10, 9
• Cries and Whispers (1st edition) - $5
• Downhill Racer - $10, 9
• Eclipse Series 39: Early Fassbinder - $35
• Eclipse Series 43: Agnès Varda in California - $25
• Empire of Passion - $15
• F For Fake - $10, 9
• Golden Age of Television (new) - $40, 22
• I am curious… - $25, 16
• Ikiru (1st edition) - $10
• In The Mood for Love - $10, 9
• Indiscretion of an American Wife - $10, 9
• John Cassavetes: Five Films - $50, 45
• Le Samourai - $15
• Leopard - $10, 9
• Life Aquatic (2nd edition, missing insert) - $4
• Lovers, the - $10, 9
• L'Eclisse - $10, 9
• Les Dames du Bois de Boulogne - $10, 7.5
• Les Dames du Bois de Boulogne (new) - $8
• Make Way for Tomorrow - $14
• Masculin Feminin - $10, 9
• Metropolitan - $10, 9
• Mouchette - $10, 9
• Man Bites Dog - $10, 9
• Missing - $15
• Monsters and Madmen - $45
• Night and Fog - $10, 9
• Paul Robeson: Portraits of an Artist - $35
• Pickpocket - $10, 9
• Scarlett Empress - $10, 9
• Smiles of a Summer Night - $10, 9
• Sullivan’s Travels (1st edition) - $7, 5
• Tin Drum - $10, 9
• Two-Lane Blacktop (with screenplay) - $25
• Viridiana - $10, 9
• Written on the Wind - $20
• Young Torless - $10, 9




 


Out of print releases:
• A Woman is a Woman (new) - $65
• A Woman is a Woman (missing insert) - $25
• Alphaville - $30, 25, 20
• Armageddon - $4
• Army of Shadows (dvd) - $28, 22
• Army of Shadows (blu-ray, new) - $65
• Carlos Saura’s Flamenco Trilogy (new) - best offer
• Chungking Express (blu-ray, keep case, new) - $125
• Chungking Express (blu-ray, keep case, like new) - $115, 95
• Chungking Express (blu-ray, digipak, like new) - $95, 90
• Coup de Torchon - $20
• Diary of a Chambermaid - $27.5
• Flesh for Frankenstein - $50, 45
• Flesh for Frankenstein (fake) - $7.5
• Forbidden Games - $25
• Grand Illusion, the - $30
• Harder They Come - $20
• Il Generalle della Rovere (new) - $65
• Le Cercle Rouge (blu-ray, like new) - $92
• Le Corbeau - $45
• Le Doulos - $55
• M. Hulot’s Holiday (DVD, 1st edition) - $10, 9
• Mafioso - $35
• Man who Fell to Earth (blu-ray, digipak or keep case) - best offer
• Man who Fell to Earth (DVD, with book and box set) - $85
• Mon Oncle (DVD, 1st edition) - $10, 9
• Nights of Cabiria - $55
• Nights of Cabiria (Good Condition; disc is scratched, but plays fine, some damage to the cover art) - $25
• Notorious - $15
• Olivier's Shakespeare (new) - $85, 75, 60
• Olivier's Shakespeare (like new) - $70, 50
• Orphic Trilogy, the - $60
• Peeping Tom - $40
• Phantom of Liberty - $40
• Pierrot le Fou (dvd) - $45
• Pierrot le Fou (blu-ray, still sealed) - $98, 85
• Pierrot le Fou (blu-ray, like new) - $85
• Port of Shadows (new) - $40
• Sid & Nancy - $40, 30
• Silence of the Lambs - $4
• Spellbound - $12
• Small Back Room, the - $25
• Tales of Hoffmann - $37.5
• Tales of Hoffmann, The (still sealed) -$72
• Third Man, the (blu-ray) - $125
• Third Man, the (2 Disc DVD digipak) - $40
• Trafic (DVD, 1st edition) -$10, 9
• Tokyo Olympiad - $115
• Unbearable Lightness of Being - $20
• Quai des Orfevres - $25
• White Shiek $25






 



Non-Criterion Releases
• Air Hostess (1959) - $10, 9
• Cyclist, the (OOP) - best offer
• Decameron - $3
• Funny Face 50th Anniversary Edition - $1
• Gaumont Treasures Vol. 2: 1908-1916 - $45
• Gentlemen Prefer Blondes - $2
• Grass: A Nation's Battle For Life (OOP) - best offer
• Le Petit Soldat (OOP) - $20
• Lubitsch in Berlin - $65
• His Girl Friday - $1
• Maya Deren: Experimental Films (OOP) - best offer
• Mikio Naruse BFI Box Set (OOP) - Best offer
• Naruse vol 1 (OOP) - Best offer
• Ninotchka - $3
• Now Voyager - $3
• Ultimate Buster Keaton, the (blu-ray) - $145
• Up (2 blu-rays and 1 DVD) - $10, 9
• Un Flic - $10, 9
• Wong Kar Wai Collection (Kino’s OOP Box set) - $75

 

I'll upload pictures upon request.

Shipping is free if you buy more than at least two items and your order is greater than $35, if not please add $3. International buyers PM me for a shipping quote.

 


Added
• 400 Blows
• 3 Silent Classics by Josef von Sternberg
• Man who Fell to Earth (DVD, with book and box set)
• Organizer, the
• Naked Kiss, the
• Pierrot le Fou (dvd)
Added 5/14
• Flesh for Frankenstein (fake)
• Nights of Cabiria (Good Condition)
• Empire of Passion
• Missing
• Investigation of a Citizen Above the Influence (dual format, digipak)
• Being John Malkovich
• Day for Night
• Big Chill, the (dual format)
• Carlos Saura’s Flamenco Trilogy (new)
• Love Streams (dual format)
• Ikiru
• Mafioso
Added 5/17
• A Woman is a Woman (missing insert)
• Tokyo Olympiad
Added 5/20
• Phantom of Liberty
• Third Man, the (2 Disc DVD digipak)
Added 5/20
• Third Man, the (blu-ray)

Sold
• Sans Soleil/La Jetée
• Chungking Express (blu-ray, keep case, like new)
• And Everything is Going Fine
• Times of Harvey Milk
• Coup de Grace
• Divorce Italian Style
• Fire Within
• Flowers of Saint Francis
• Il Posto
• Rathcatcher
• Berman Island
• Great Adaptations (Great Expectation, Lord of the Flies, The Most Dangerous Game, Oliver Twist)
• 3 Silent Classics by Josef von Sternberg
• ~~All That Heaven Allows
• Brief Encounter (1st Edition)
• Double Life of Veronique
• Gimme Shelter
• Time Bandits (1st edition)
• Magic Flute
• Lady Vanishes
• Killer, the
• Jules and Jim
• Insomnia (1st edition)
• Breaker Morant
• Moment of Truth
• Naked Kiss, the
• Sullivan's Travels
• Death of a Cyclist
• El Norte
• Complete Monterey Pop Festival, The
• Army of Shadows (blu-ray, new)
• Summertime
• Red Shoes (1st edition)
• 400 Blows
• 39 Steps
• ...And God Created Woman
• And the Ship Sails On
• Bad Timing
• Mona Lisa
• Children of Paradise
• Scanners~~

Hey there. You got a lot of recommendations for the channel but since you mentioned your love of Lynch I thought I would throw a couple films to that may interest you and reminded me a little about Lynch.

Under The Skin-is an incredible, somewhat minimalist sci-fi film. It doesn't have the wit of Lynch but the alien scenes have a little bit of an abstract, horror bent that reminded me of the more intense red room/bob scenes. In some ways I feed this is how Lynch would portray aliens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcR5KHjoc-0

Second is Holy Motors. This is a wonderful film that to me mixes the humour, bizarreness, and creativity I love in the best of Lynch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWu9WjEcdbk&list=PLCJeOyMTQAFiSgL22VKyOf1Ug22nZgIVI&index=17&t=0s

Finally if you love Lynch, I'd suggest exploring his art and writing. The recent book giving an overview of his work is wonderful and really a great price: https://www.amazon.com/David-Lynch-Someone-My-House/dp/3791384708/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=someone+is+in+my+house&qid=1566404356&s=gateway&sr=8-1

If you really want a copy but don't want to break the bank, you can get the StudioCanal Blu Ray, which has a lot of the same extras as Criterion. There are some exclusive extras to the Criterion version (e.g. the Steven Soderbergh commentary) so if you want to be completionist, you could also get the Criterion version on DVD from somewhere second hand, like eBay or something.

This is the StudioCanal release:

https://www.amazon.com/Third-Man-Blu-ray-Joseph-Cotten/dp/B00X7RHT5C/ref=tmm_blu_title_1?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

It's region free, although Amazon seems to list as Region B for some reason.

You could get the Criterion DVD for probably around $20 and the above for around $15.

This is the Anchor Bay DVD mentioned previously. If you just want the disc, there are a few ex-rentals for $20 + shipping. I actually have a complete one with slipcover and insert listed on amazon for a ridiculously high price, but if you are interested I would happily sell it to you directly for much cheaper (or even just trade it for something).

There are also a few listed on ebay for about the same price, but one of the listings has conflicting photos (the disc is not what should be with that cover art), and the rest have no photos or description at all. Be careful, there are alot of "region free" and "import" versions with terrible quality.

As far as the blu ray goes, from what I've heard the American Herzog set, while certainly a step up from the DVDs, is not that great quality wise. I've heard the set to get is the BFI one from the UK/Europe. I have seen neither, and am only repeating internet speculation.

Hope this helps!

the poster above me linked the thread just about that topic. I didn't contribute to the thread, but I bought this https://www.amazon.com/Seiki-SR4KP1-Up-Converting-Blu-Player/dp/B00MB54M9W

I got it for 60 dollars while it was on sale (forgot the site, Buydig?) One annoying thing about it though (and with most region free players) are that you gotta select the region code when you switch what disc you use to a different region. Not a big deal, thats just me being super lazy and not wanting to press literally some buttons.


Once you go region free it opens up Arrow Video/Academy, Eureka/Masters of Cinema, BFI, Indicator and some more boutique labels that are doing releases ranging from almost as good to equal to better than Criterion releases. Surf their catalogs! there are tons of stuff people are screaming at Criterion to get!

If he's a fan of Wes Anderson, there's a book I was gifted by a friend for Christmas one year and I loved it https://www.amazon.com/Anderson-Collection-Matt-Zoller-Seitz/dp/081099741X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1479769976&sr=8-1&keywords=wes+anderson+book

Another interesting idea that my girlfriend did for me, she made a picture frame into a little drop box for ticket stubs you get at movie theaters. Fun way to keep a hold of them and document every movie you go to at a theater.

Feel free to make reasonable offers. Looking to move the non-OOP titles. Shipping in the CONUS is included.

For Sale or TRADE (trade preferred for OOP titles)

OOP (sealed, blu unless otherwise noted)

• Last Year at Marienbad - Four blu titles (or $85)
  
• Army of Shadows (DVD) - One high want blu title (or $30) SOLD
  
• Mafioso (DVD) - One high want blu title (or $35)
  
• Leon Morin, Priest (Sealed, but some damage that looks like waviness in the cover art)- One high want blu title (or $30)
  
  In Print Blus
  
  
• Island of Lost Souls - $18
  
• Vanya on 42nd Street - $18
  
• Thief (open) - $16
  
• The Long Goodbye Arrow Region B/2 - $15
  
• Don Herzfeldt Collection/It's Such a Beautiful Day/World of Tomorrow - $30
  
  DVDs
  
  
• Fanny & Alexander (Theatrical & TV)(open, like new) - $14
  
• Battle of Algiers - $24
  
• Throne of Blood (Open like new, original release) - $8 ($6 if bought with other items)
  
• Seven Samurai - $24
  
• Wages of Fear (Rip in back of shrink wrap) - $10
  
• Videodrome (Open, good condition) - $10
  
• M (Open, like new) - $12
  
• Rules of the Game (Original release with slipcover, sealed but the shrink wrap is full of holes) - $11
  
• Sullivan's Travels (Open, original release) - $7
  
• High & Low - $14
  
  NON- CRITERION ORDER ADD ONS
  
  (Available to tack on to another order/trade or if bought in multiples that justify shipping [approx $25+])
  
  BLUs (sealed unless noted otherwise)
  
  
• 2001: A Space Odyssey - $7
  
• The Breakfast Club -$4 (Blu & DVD - open, like new)
  
• The Misfits - $5
  
• Casablanca - $9 TRADED
  
• Fort Apache - $7
  
• Midnight Cowboy - $9
  
• Singin' in the Rain - $10
  
• Infernal Affairs - $4
  
• Forever Marilyn - $25
  
• L.A. Confidential - $7 TRADED
  
  DVDs
  
  
• Douglas Fairbanks Collection (DVD, OOP) - $25 SOLD
  
• Kids in the Hall - Season 1 - $3
  
• The Shield Season 1 (open) - $2
  
• The Shield Season 3 -$3
  
• The Shield Season 4 (sealed but dinged up) - $2
  
  WANTS:
  
  HIGH WANTS
  
  
• A Brighter Summer Day
  
• A Poem is a Naked Person
  
• Brazil
  
  REGULAR WANTS
  
  
• The Big City
  
• Charulata
  
• Martin Scorsese’s World Cinema Project (equivilent of 3 blu titles)
  
• Bicycle Thieves
  
• 3:10 to Yuma
  
• Yi Yi
  
• Moonrise Kingdom
  
• The Graduate
  
• Borroughs
  
• Don't Look Back
  
• The Kid
  
• Paris Belongs to Us
  
• Only Angels Have Wings
  
• Here is Your Life
  
• A Special Day
  
• A Day in the Country
  
• The Rose
  
• Scanners

It’s one of my top 3 of all time as well. If you like the music, Riccardo Chailly just released The Fellini Album ,which is a collection of Nino Rota’s music for Fellini films. It’s amazing.

Love the new design. Also, looks like the Before Trilogy has final box art now. Check it out here. Check it out here!

If you don't mind buying from our great and powerful overlord Amazon.com, the blu-ray pre-order is only $20 right now.


https://www.amazon.com/Passion-Joan-Criterion-Collection-Blu-ray/dp/B0788XV8ZM

Region free player blu-ray players aren't that expensive, and overall you'll find the wider choice of movies very freeing. It really opens up the realm of cinema that you can buy on home video.

Hi, so I didn't see an official spec sheet on the player but its amazon page has a lot of reviews attesting to it being region free. https://www.amazon.com/Seiki-SR4KP1-Up-Converting-Blu-Player/dp/B00MB54M9W

Some additional links:
http://www.toptenreviews.com/electronics/home-entertainment/best-blu-ray-players/seiki-review/

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=216607

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MQXUU4R/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I've been using this one for a few weeks now and I really like it. It's a quick switch between regions and easy to navigate. Recommended.

I don't know if I've ever read a DVD Beaver review that didn't give "highest recommendation" to the Criterion release, but I value the site a lot for their comparisons between releases in the description and screen caps. Can't wait to get this!

PSA not as cheap as before, but currently 50% off on amazon to pre-order https://www.amazon.com/Passion-Joan-Criterion-Collection-Blu-ray/dp/B0788XV8ZM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1520906810&sr=8-1&keywords=passion+of+joan+of+arc+blu+ray

Check out this and this book if you want to know more about his influences. He talks about them at great length.

Also, trashy as hell but "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls: How the Sex-Drugs-And Rock 'N Roll Generation Saved Hollywood" is a fun read about the horrible excesses of some of our favorite 70's filmmakers. https://smile.amazon.com/Easy-Riders-Raging-Bulls-Sex-Drugs-ebook/dp/B005Z37BNQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1537316774&sr=8-1&keywords=easy+riders%2C+raging+bulls

Just a heads up, StudioCanal did a 4K restoration a few years back, which looks arguably better than the Criterion release. There are a few different releases with the new transfer, but I prefer the French Digibook that you can pick up on amazon.fr for like €12. The transfer was never released in the US, but the French and UK releases are region-free.

If you have regionfree blu ray player, you can buy this version:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Good-Morning-Was-Born-Blu-ray/dp/B004CZ6HF6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1467317052&sr=8-1&keywords=good+morning+ozu
It's pretty solid

I would've preferred they used the same height and length as the Bergman set so you could at least use the same shelf space for both.

I'm planning to get something like this to mount it on the wall, almost like a poster.

Anyone coming in here might be interested in The Before Trilogy on sale for 72.99 CAD, not bad as far as amazon.ca deals go.

Region free. 4k restoration. £10

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Third-Man-Blu-ray-Orson-Welles/dp/B00X7RHT5C

You can get it cheaper than this but I'd recommend this model

Are you asking in general? If so, I really like the one about Hayao Miyazaki's famous studio ghibli

https://www.amazon.com/Kingdom-Dreams-Madness-English-Subtitled/dp/B00PEJ1T1G

and

then Jiro dreams of sushi about the sushi master.

​

https://www.amazon.com/Jiro-Dreams-Sushi-David-Gelb/dp/B008ODZEQ0/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=jiro+dreams+of+sushi&qid=1555291305&s=instant-video&sr=1-1

I Was Born, But... is a regular companion to Good Morning: https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/DVD-Blu-ray/B004CZ6HF6/

Link

The Before Trilogy is $40 after applying coupon.

The Before Trilogy (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N1FEV1C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_n.uVDb7XFD4K4

You're thinking of this version, I'm talking about this one.