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The film Vanilla Sky is based on is the Amenabar film Open Your Eyes Abre los Ojos neither version is not a Criterion title as yet.😮Cooley High is directed by Michael Schultz not Spike Lee.

In the Mood for Love 4k is an amazing watch also.

I didn’t love Drive my car as much as others seem to but it’s still really good. Only felt its length a little bit towards the end. It’s cool how it reincorporated the same dialogue over and over but the context is different each time.

Looks like Maplewood Mall, I’ve been to that Barnes and Noble store many times. It’s one of my go to stores.

Always fun to have a B&N that you can look through Criterion. Getting harder to find

I'm curious, why do you tell people not to get Jabberwocky? Vanilla Sky wasn't based on Amores Perros. It was a remake of Abres Los Ojos which isn't even an Iñárritu film. Cooley High isn't a Spike Lee film. He would have been in high school at the time. I recommend looking up some reviews of Mishima (that's the one where you loved the packaging). It's a unique film, well worth checking out. Cheers

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I personally wasnt that enamoured by Drive My Car so i sold my copy. Hope you enjoy it a bit more than i did.

Albert Brooks has essentially done two amazing movies and Lost in America is just great! Modern Romance also very good. Of course Broadcast News and Taxi Driver.

Cooley High came out in 1975, it’s not a Spike Lee movie

The Vanishing is a good one. Have not seen the remake. The runtime on Drive My Car is daunting, but I need to see it.

Do u even like 4k movies bro?

Since you wondered why viewers don't subscribe, I’ll tell you why I personally do not: First, I can’t get past your channel name. The cutesy wordplay based on what it references creeps me out. Also, you need to offer insight into the movies beyond “this is a good one” or “I need to get this”.