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Love Blu-ray? Here's a List of Confirmed and Rumored Catalog Releases for 2010
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Criterion's New Year's card featuring hints for their 2010 slate of releases
Photo: Criterion Collection
The above image was released by the Criterion Collection on New Year's Day as an artful hint helping Criterion fans guess at what might be released from the home video studio in 2010. The use of blue was specifically seen as nods to Blu-ray candidates (how many blue leopards have you seen?) and helped inspire me to put together ths following list of confirmed and rumored catalog Blu-ray releases for 2010. However, I wasn't able to do this on my own. I needed help from Blu-ray.com, Hi-Def Junkies and The Digital Bits to put the following list together.
I started with a list of confirmed 2010 releases followed by rumored 2010 releases. I have included links to any of the titles already added to the RopeofSilicon database.
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Federico Fellini's 8 1/2 (Criterion Collection) (January 12)
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From the archive: New films in London
4 January 2010 4:05 PM, PST
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Originally published on 5 January 1952
From Our London Film Critic
C. S. Forester is a splendid story-teller who is, among other things, a specialist in creating inanimate heroes and heroines. "The Ship" and "The Gun" are two examples of this specialisation: in these exciting stories a rash British cruiser, which fights the Italian Navy in the Mediterranean, and a solitary cannon, which fights the enemies of Napoleon in Spain, assume formidable and lovable personalities. In "The African Queen" Mr Forester has repeated his skilful trick: a ramshackle old steamer, plying the rivers of Central Africa, shares the honours of the story with the man and woman who turn this steamer to such brave, adventurous account in the war of 1914-18. The only difference, perhaps, this time is that the human competition is very strong; the characters of the man and woman are drawn with quite unusual felicity. That prince of American writer-directors,
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