Children of Paradise is from the 1940's and part of it was shot during the Nazi occupation of France. The story of how the movie was made is just as fascinating as the movie itself.
Perry reminds me of the Conspiracy A-Go-Go dude in Slacker. Having said that I’ve been really enjoying y’alls videos. Just discovered them a few days ago and have been playing catch up. Y’all are the epitome of film fanatics.
My criterion addiction about 10 years was even worse. I remember once spending the last of my paycheck, halfway through the work week, on a stack of CC Blu-ray’s. Luckily had a full tank of gas and could eat at work lol
The three of you have tremendous chemistry and such an infectious love of film. I’m always inspired by your Criterion hauls and you help introduce me to so many great films. Keep up the positivity toward film, each other, and life. 🙂 I highly recommend the Melvin Van Pebbles set! My favorite set Criterion has released in a while.
This is absolutely lovely. What a great video, and what charming people. No airs, no graces, no pretentions... just an infectious enthusiasm for quality films which have sometimes not bubbled up to the surface of the mainstream. Keep on keeping on.
Last night I picked up 1. Eyes with out a face 2. Blue velvet 3. Shallow grave 4. Come and see 5. Pans labyrinth 6. Life is sweet 7. Portrait of a lady on fire 8.Amous Perros 9. I want to hold your hand 10. The fisher king
@@TheMisfitPond awww yeah. The new girl I’m talking to pans labyrinth is her favorite movie, and I’ve never seen it so I said fuck it I’ll pick it up. So we’re gonna watch it and see how it goes!!! Keep up the great work Carlos!!! Can’t wait to see the next haul!!! I’m definitely getting breaking the waves
Hey, at least it went into the Maybe's 😂 Allright, The Human Condition is a Trilogy of Three Films so you can watch it one by one instead of 9 hours as a whole. Each film has an average Letterboxd score of 4.4 ! The next haul is coming… Oh, and if you want to get into some of director Kobayashi’s other work, I strongly recommend Hara-Kiri. It also has the same lead actor in Tatsuja Nakadai. It has a Letterboxd score of 4.6 ( Top 20 Highest Rated ).
Glad you got the Three Colors Trilogy! I already loved Kieslowski's Double Life of Veronique before going in, but Three Colors cemented him for me as one of the greatest filmmakers in Cinema. Out of the trilogy, Blue is gut-wrenching and starkly gorgeous, but the vibrant capstone Red remains my favorite of the saga.
Three Colors is a FANTASTIC trilogy and an incredible Criterion set. I love the loose connections that tie them together and the statements they all make about the power of human connection. Just picked up Keislowski's Dekalog this sale myself! (Also if you don't buy Blue Velvet in the next haul I think I'll actually lose my mind)
The Human Condition is 100% An Absolute Must Buy. It is a World War II Epic and is a masterpiece Yes, it is a 10 hour long film, but it is broken into three separate parts. With each film essentially acting as Acts 1,2,3 for the overarching story that is The Human Condition. It is without a doubt one of the best films in the entirety of the Criterion Collection. Do not skip out on this epic. You would not regret blind buying it. But in case if you wanted to know, it's from the same director (Masaki Kobayashi) responsible for Harakiri, Kwaidan, and several other films in the collection in some form or another.
We actually had a movie night for it last night in the discord chat. It was really late at night after I got off work so I fell asleep halfway through but so far from what I’ve seen I thought it was pretty good
You have to watch all 3 of the Three Colours Trilogy, especially "Red" because of the ending. I don't want to give it away but in the end of the film ALL 3 stories connect.
@@thomasegelhoff3115 yea for real. It was a soft maybe to begin with so it didn’t really stand a chance. Lol such an amazing film though. If I didn’t own a blu ray copy of it already it would’ve been a must
The Human Condition Trilogy is easily one of the best trilogies out there that nobody ever talks about!!! Seriously it is a must watch. Also nice haul as usual. I've recently picked up Code Unknown and Love & Basketball on Amazon. I seriously wish Criterion would put more animated films in the collection like Angel's Egg, The Adventures of Prince Achmed, The Wolf House, and Isle of Dogs. Granted I already own all these films in my collection but a Criterion update would be neat.
You guys should check out Woman Under the Influence by John Cassavetes. Especially Perry, I think he would love it. Especially the performance of Gena Rowlands and Peter Falk. I also recommend Hiroshima Mon Amour by Alan Resnais.
Fassbinder was incredibly prolific. He directed a ton of movies and TV shows even though he died in his 30s. Ali Fear Eats the Soul is probably my favorite of his. Bitter Tears of Petra Kant is close though. The BRD trilogy is good as is Fox. He made a 15 or so hour TV series called Berlin Alexanderplatz that is also great.
New sub here, these haul videos are a real pleasure to watch. Ya'll have great taste. Living way up here in Canada with some serious Barnes & Noble envy... 2 things: Have either of you seen Embrace Of The Serpent? Also, Hey Perry, did you see those Online Ceramics - The Lighthouse t-shirts?
Awesome! Glad to have you a new kinolord in our community! I have not seen embrace the serpent but I’ve heard great things about it for over a year now
Once upon a time in China martial arts film starring jet li is coming on criterion it said to be released by November 16 before it ends worth buying it if you’re into martial art films and plus it’s a classic made jet li a huge star
"Children of Paradise" ("Les Enfants du Paradis") was actually released in 1945, and was filmed in France during the Nazi occupation. One of the actors who plays an informer was ACTUALLY a Nazi informer and had to be re-cast. It was also rumored that star Arletty had an affair with a high-ranking Nazi.
Yea I misspoke on its date of release but did not know about the historical background on it regarding the nazi occupation. That is absolutely insane. Thanks for providing that insight
Did I hear that you guys live close to Boston? I’m on the Cape, looking forward to the July sale at the Hyannis B&N. Have you seen all the films you’ve collected yet? Is your goal to collect them all?
I have seen almost all of the films in my collection. I still need to see 24 Frames, Throne of Blood, Police Story 2, 10 more Bergman films in the boxset, 10 more Fellini films in his boxset, and 2 more Wong Kar Wai films in his boxset. We don't live anywhere near Boston. I don't plan on collecting all of the criterions, because there are some films in the collection that I'm not crazy about like The Night Porter, Eating Raoul, and Salo.
Do y'all buy Criterions any other month's via Amazon? Perry acts surprised titles are available. Also he is getting excited to spend $20 as if the price tag reads "10 for $1!"
At this rate you at least gotta get Easy Rider or something to ease Dennis’s soul. Man’s gonna rise from the dead to come after you for this level of disrespect 😂
Children of Paradise is from the 1940's and part of it was shot during the Nazi occupation of France. The story of how the movie was made is just as fascinating as the movie itself.
I'd love to see a video of Perry's blu-ray collection.
We’re planning a full collection video next month 😎
@@TheMisfitPond LETS GOOO
Perry reminds me of the Conspiracy A-Go-Go dude in Slacker. Having said that I’ve been really enjoying y’alls videos. Just discovered them a few days ago and have been playing catch up. Y’all are the epitome of film fanatics.
4:07 The Annihilation score gets me every time 💀
Fr 😂😂 the way it’s edited
Blue Velvet? More like Blue Balls. STOP TEASING US!!
NEVERRR!!
My criterion addiction about 10 years was even worse. I remember once spending the last of my paycheck, halfway through the work week, on a stack of CC Blu-ray’s. Luckily had a full tank of gas and could eat at work lol
The level of suspense and anxiety I feel whenever Carlos is deciding to buy Blue Velvet or not is too real 😂😂😂
The three of you have tremendous chemistry and such an infectious love of film. I’m always inspired by your Criterion hauls and you help introduce me to so many great films. Keep up the positivity toward film, each other, and life. 🙂 I highly recommend the Melvin Van Pebbles set! My favorite set Criterion has released in a while.
Thank you so much for the kind words! ❤️
This is absolutely lovely. What a great video, and what charming people. No airs, no graces, no pretentions... just an infectious enthusiasm for quality films which have sometimes not bubbled up to the surface of the mainstream. Keep on keeping on.
You’re lovely. I’m glad you really enjoyed us just being ourselves and talking about what we love .
I’ve always loved Make Way for Tomorrow, Orson Welles once said it could make a stone cry.
Last night I picked up
1. Eyes with out a face
2. Blue velvet
3. Shallow grave
4. Come and see
5. Pans labyrinth
6. Life is sweet
7. Portrait of a lady on fire
8.Amous Perros
9. I want to hold your hand
10. The fisher king
Amazing picks dude! I think I’m gonna pick up pans labyrinth if I see it next time. It’s a 10/10 film but I already own it on normal blu ray
@@TheMisfitPond awww yeah. The new girl I’m talking to pans labyrinth is her favorite movie, and I’ve never seen it so I said fuck it I’ll pick it up. So we’re gonna watch it and see how it goes!!! Keep up the great work Carlos!!! Can’t wait to see the next haul!!! I’m definitely getting breaking the waves
WAKE UP BABE, NEW MISFIT POND HAUL VIDEO!
If you just get Blue Velvet then you won't have to decide whether to get it each time. Just get it and be done with it lol
21:31 🤣🤣🤣 I gotta start doing that to the criterion section when I go back to b&n
Pokémon is peak cinema so it’s valid
2:13 probably my favourite Ozu film great find
Based pick
Hey, at least it went into the Maybe's 😂 Allright, The Human Condition is a Trilogy of Three Films so you can watch it one by one instead of 9 hours as a whole. Each film has an average Letterboxd score of 4.4 !
The next haul is coming…
Oh, and if you want to get into some of director Kobayashi’s other work, I strongly recommend Hara-Kiri. It also has the same lead actor in Tatsuja Nakadai. It has a Letterboxd score of 4.6 ( Top 20 Highest Rated ).
Seconding! Both (well all four) films are masterpieces.
Thanks for the recommendation! Have seen Hara-Kiri and it is a masterpiece; very refreshing to see a critique of the samurai code.
"The Human Condition" is actually in six parts, and was released two parts at a time as double-features in Japan.
If it's an addiction, you'll never catch me in rehab!
Glad you got the Three Colors Trilogy! I already loved Kieslowski's Double Life of Veronique before going in, but Three Colors cemented him for me as one of the greatest filmmakers in Cinema. Out of the trilogy, Blue is gut-wrenching and starkly gorgeous, but the vibrant capstone Red remains my favorite of the saga.
Three Colors is a FANTASTIC trilogy and an incredible Criterion set. I love the loose connections that tie them together and the statements they all make about the power of human connection. Just picked up Keislowski's Dekalog this sale myself!
(Also if you don't buy Blue Velvet in the next haul I think I'll actually lose my mind)
Don't forget The Double Life of Veronique too!
I picked up Something Wild with Melanie Griffith and Ivan's Childhood
Haven’t been huge on Tarkovsky but Ivan’s childhood and Andrei Rublev still have my curiosity
@@TheMisfitPond I saw Andrei Rublev quite awhile ago. It was interesting.
The Human Condition is 100% An Absolute Must Buy. It is a World War II Epic and is a masterpiece
Yes, it is a 10 hour long film, but it is broken into three separate parts. With each film essentially acting as Acts 1,2,3 for the overarching story that is The Human Condition. It is without a doubt one of the best films in the entirety of the Criterion Collection. Do not skip out on this epic. You would not regret blind buying it.
But in case if you wanted to know, it's from the same director (Masaki Kobayashi) responsible for Harakiri, Kwaidan, and several other films in the collection in some form or another.
You or Perry ever see Andrea Arnold's film Fish Tank? I never see ya'll talk about that in this series. It's my favorite Criterion I own
We actually had a movie night for it last night in the discord chat. It was really late at night after I got off work so I fell asleep halfway through but so far from what I’ve seen I thought it was pretty good
@@TheMisfitPond oh wow that's cool you checked it out hopefully you get a chance to finish it. I saw Perry gave it a 5 on LB :( 😂
Man, you guys never fail to entertain me. Love these criterion hauls. Keep up the good work!!
Thanks dude! I love how often you comment on our videos! Both the hauls and reviews!
Great haul video! I’ve been eyeballing that three colors box set @ my local B&N
Thank you! Maybe it’s time to pull the trigger on that box set.
You have to watch all 3 of the Three Colours Trilogy, especially "Red" because of the ending. I don't want to give it away but in the end of the film ALL 3 stories connect.
This is quickly becoming my favorite channel
When you don’t get a shoutout in the Criterion haul… (insert gif of Leo DiCaprio sighing in OUATIH)
First!
@Carlos, Blue Velvet better be apart of the haul!
That Moonrise Kingdom copy was a dvd…
wow was it really? lmao the cover looked so pretty I just went blind.
@@TheMisfitPond good thing you didn’t buy it lol
@@thomasegelhoff3115 yea for real. It was a soft maybe to begin with so it didn’t really stand a chance. Lol such an amazing film though. If I didn’t own a blu ray copy of it already it would’ve been a must
The Human Condition Trilogy is easily one of the best trilogies out there that nobody ever talks about!!! Seriously it is a must watch. Also nice haul as usual. I've recently picked up Code Unknown and Love & Basketball on Amazon. I seriously wish Criterion would put more animated films in the collection like Angel's Egg, The Adventures of Prince Achmed, The Wolf House, and Isle of Dogs. Granted I already own all these films in my collection but a Criterion update would be neat.
Always great! Picked up two Criterions today - ‘tis the season!
We need a video of Perry's Criterion library at home! let's see those nice shelves!
AND THE SAGA CONTINUES!
You guys should check out Woman Under the Influence by John Cassavetes. Especially Perry, I think he would love it. Especially the performance of Gena Rowlands and Peter Falk. I also recommend Hiroshima Mon Amour by Alan Resnais.
I believe this is finally blue velvet's time to shine!!
The Blue Balls for buying Blue Velvet continues!😢
Half way through the video i got the itch.i paused the video and went straight to barnes n nobles for my own little haul lol
Some people say an addiction is unhealthy but when it comes to criterions… to hell with health.
4:08 I'm dying haha
Fassbinder was incredibly prolific. He directed a ton of movies and TV shows even though he died in his 30s. Ali Fear Eats the Soul is probably my favorite of his. Bitter Tears of Petra Kant is close though. The BRD trilogy is good as is Fox. He made a 15 or so hour TV series called Berlin Alexanderplatz that is also great.
Jen should be in radio, she has such a warm voice. She sounds like every woman on NPR.
I was with you up until the NPR part.
What a Unbelievable enchanting video keep up the great works guys
Thank you so much mikey! ❤️
And another one!! ❤️
Yet again another great video, recommendations and hauls. Looking forward to part 3
Thanks dude!! I’m also excited for part 3!! Coming this week!
The Kinomen are back at it 🥸👌🔥
I think Secrets and Lies would do well on a poll, it's a really fantastic film. Way better than Naked imo.
New sub here, these haul videos are a real pleasure to watch. Ya'll have great taste. Living way up here in Canada with some serious Barnes & Noble envy... 2 things: Have either of you seen Embrace Of The Serpent? Also, Hey Perry, did you see those Online Ceramics - The Lighthouse t-shirts?
Awesome! Glad to have you a new kinolord in our community! I have not seen embrace the serpent but I’ve heard great things about it for over a year now
Once upon a time in China martial arts film starring jet li is coming on criterion it said to be released by November 16 before it ends worth buying it if you’re into martial art films and plus it’s a classic made jet li a huge star
I'm all about your intro music. What is it?
One of my best friends made it for me some years back. If you type “misfit pond intro” the whole track should come up and my friends channel.
"Children of Paradise" ("Les Enfants du Paradis") was actually released in 1945, and was filmed in France during the Nazi occupation. One of the actors who plays an informer was ACTUALLY a Nazi informer and had to be re-cast. It was also rumored that star Arletty had an affair with a high-ranking Nazi.
Yea I misspoke on its date of release but did not know about the historical background on it regarding the nazi occupation. That is absolutely insane. Thanks for providing that insight
Did I hear that you guys live close to Boston? I’m on the Cape, looking forward to the July sale at the Hyannis B&N. Have you seen all the films you’ve collected yet? Is your goal to collect them all?
I have seen almost all of the films in my collection. I still need to see 24 Frames, Throne of Blood, Police Story 2, 10 more Bergman films in the boxset, 10 more Fellini films in his boxset, and 2 more Wong Kar Wai films in his boxset. We don't live anywhere near Boston. I don't plan on collecting all of the criterions, because there are some films in the collection that I'm not crazy about like The Night Porter, Eating Raoul, and Salo.
Do y'all buy Criterions any other month's via Amazon? Perry acts surprised titles are available. Also he is getting excited to spend $20 as if the price tag reads "10 for $1!"
I have before but I don’t anymore cause it’s just more fun to go and find some of these in person.
Where do you guys get your shirts?
At this rate you at least gotta get Easy Rider or something to ease Dennis’s soul. Man’s gonna rise from the dead to come after you for this level of disrespect 😂
Frank Booth is not one to mess with!!!
Speed 4K!
I thought perry got it a while back
The amount of money I’ve spent after watching your haul videos 🤭
Haha oh no. Our addiction is infectious. I mourn for your wallet as I do mine.
I passed 100 titles thanks to this B&N sale... I have a problem.
Welcome to criterionaholics anonymous
@@TheMisfitPond no lies
Human Condition Trilogy is amazing!!
Hey Carlos, when's your birthday? I'm about to just buy you Blue Velvet and get it over with, haha
ILL SEND IT BACK!! lol was thinking about getting a P.O. Box soon though
@@TheMisfitPond hahaha, you guys crack me up. Can't wait for Part 3! I'm aiming to get Mulholland Drive in 4K and possibly Onibaba
You guys need a 12 step program for movie addiction. 😉😁
Do you have a PO Box or an address where I can send something?
I don’t but have been thinking about getting one. I’ll get back to you on that :)
@@TheMisfitPond Please do
Is Perry's job hiring
drop Perry’s Letterboxd lol
In the description box :)
@@TheMisfitPond thanks !
Where do you get those sweet ass shirts?
Long live the blue velvet meme
Very confused who this Perry imposter is. The real Perry doesn’t wear jeans 🥴😂
Only those who really know Perry, know this undeniable fact lol
I was like finally he’s getting Blue Velvet… sadly no he didn’t
naked rules dark af
Shout out to all my fellow 3rd graders
Perry isn’t looking so well. He should lose some weight, I’m worried for his health.