the CRITERION Channel

[RCMerchant]

I gotta Roku TV, and just piked up the Criterion Channel. In 2 days alone, I watched ISLAND OF LOST SOULS (1932), Hitchcock's SHADOW OF A DOUBT (1943), M (1931)- with Peter Lorre, the bizzare Japanese film HELL (1960), and SPACE AMOBEA (1970) aka YOG, MONSTER FROM SPACE! My new favorite channel!

[Rev. Powell]

The lineup is great, for sure. I've never gotten it because I don't need ANOTHER subscription service (and I buy my fave Criterions on disc), but it's definitely one I would consider.

[Alex]

Rev, most Roku channels are free.

[RCMerchant]

^ This one is not. It cost $10 and change a month.
Still I consider 10 bucks well worth it, being I'm pretty much homebound most of the time. I read, do housework, and watch TV.

[Alex]

I'll give you a list of the channels I have if you want mate.

[RCMerchant]

I got lotsa channels! Most free. But this one is exceptional, I think.

[Rev. Powell]

Ken Russell's THE DEVILS is coming to Criterion Channel in January, you lucky devil! (I have it on import DVD).

[RCMerchant]

I watched the insanely devestating war movie COME AND SEE (1985) this morning. It was in Polish, (I think?), but it has subtitles.

[Rev. Powell]

I watched the insanely devestating war movie COME AND SEE (1985) this morning. It was in Polish, (I think?), but it has subtitles.

Russian. Best war film of all time, IMO.

[bob]

I watched the insanely devestating war movie COME AND SEE (1985) this morning. It was in Polish, (I think?), but it has subtitles.

That's spectacular. I have the physical Criterion edition of it.

[RCMerchant]

^Sometimes I wanna watch a BAD movie (and i do! Why you think I'm here?) but to watch a good one; yeah me too now. No John Wayne s**t going on. Get real.