The Giveaway is over and a winner has been selected .
Congrats to Dan
Dan has one week to respond (12-9-13). If no response another contestant will be selected.
Until next time Folks. Maybe in another week or 2
Hello Reader: It’s that Time of the..of the Month? soreelflix.com will be giving away a cool movie. A great film from a great company, The Criterion Collection’s The Uninvited (Blu-Ray) is up for grabs. Check below to learn how to enter.
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[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nU1l9-BNDGk&feature=youtu.be]Giveaway November 2013
How to Enter Giveaway:
Answer the Question below in this article (No wrong answer) Just scroll to bottom and enter your answer in the comment box.
Q – What are your top 3 films from the Criterion Collection? – or – (If you don’t own any) What are your top 3 films that Involve a Ghost?
Who Wins and When:
- One Winner will be randomly chosen by a name selector
- Contest ends in 2 weeks on November 30 2013 5 pm ET
Rules:
- Winner must email a photo with winnings to show that this Giveaway is real. (Recent Winners are below) and will be posted [Here]
- USA resident only – Sorry world maybe next time
- If no response from winner within 7 days a new winner will be selected. (Make sure you use an email address you monitor daily)
- One entry per person
Shipping is free
1. Late Spring
2. The Magician
3. The Music Room
– Cronos
– Godzilla
– The Silence of the Lambs
I own AND love:
Dazed and Confused
The Last Days of Disco
Wings of Desire
And…for honorable mention because I hated to put it below my top 3: The Seventh Seal
Seven Samurai
Brazil
Kwaidan
1] Rosemary’s Baby
2] The Game
3] 12 Angry Men
Devil’s Backbone
Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
Che Box Set
1. Ghost Busters!
2. Ghost (don’t judge)
3. Return of the King (it counts)
hey I like Ghost as well lol…I even tear up a couple times …what can I say I’m a sensitive guy or a guy who gets to involved in the film haha
My favs are Eating Raoul, Repo Man and Fodzilla
1) THE OTHERS
2) WOMAN IN BLACK
3) CONJURING
1) Seven Samurai
2) Army of Shadows
3) In the Mood for Love
1) The Royal Tenenbaums
2) The Ice Storm
3) Ghostbusters (Ghost movie obviously lol)
Here are my top 3 Criterion titles to date:
1) Pierre Étaix
You know that Criterion means business when they introduce a long-overlooked comedian-filmmaker to the world. If you’ve never seen any of Etaix’s films, picture his comedic style as a mix between Jacques Tati and Buster Keaton.
2) World on a Wire (Welt Am Draht)
If you’ve seen Inception and/or The Matrix, know that Fassbinder’s two-part TV miniseries is, in my opinion, a superior precursor to those films; it’s easy to comprehend, less confusing, and yet it’s often trippy. I guarantee that you’ll have quite a time in the rabbit hole.
3) Anything by Charlie Chaplin
What is it about the great Chaplin that hasn’t already been said? At least it’s good to know that Criterion is doing him justice right now.