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Welcome! No news on it that's reached this board so far and, to be honest, I can't imagine it'd be the biggest seller. I wouldn't let that stop you emailing Criterion and suggest they add it to the Blu-ray schedule though (if they haven't already).

HerrSchreck wrote: God I hated The Trial of Joan of Arc . Bresson's supreme experiment in removing all possibility of entertainment and engagement from a piece of cinema. Word. I hate the story of Joan of Arc, anyway - only a prize boob would get sucked into that yarn. But Dreyer's film is awesome, I'll grant you that, as it is more about suffering and persecution as a human phenomenon than about the highly dubious angelic...

HerrSchreck wrote: God I hated The Trial of Joan of Arc . Bresson's supreme experiment in removing all possibility of entertainment and engagement from a piece of cinema. Word. I hate the story of Joan of Arc, anyway - only a prize boob would get sucked into that yarn. But Dreyer's film is awesome, I'll grant you that, as it is more about suffering and persecution as a human phenomenon than about the highly dubious angelic...

HerrSchreck wrote: God I hated The Trial of Joan of Arc . Bresson's supreme experiment in removing all possibility of entertainment and engagement from a piece of cinema. Word. I hate the story of Joan of Arc, anyway - only a prize boob would get sucked into that yarn. But Dreyer's film is awesome, I'll grant you that, as it is more about suffering and persecution as a human phenomenon than about the highly dubious angelic...

HerrSchreck wrote: God I hated The Trial of Joan of Arc . Bresson's supreme experiment in removing all possibility of entertainment and engagement from a piece of cinema. Word. I hate the story of Joan of Arc, anyway - only a prize boob would get sucked into that yarn. But Dreyer's film is awesome, I'll grant you that, as it is more about suffering and persecution as a human phenomenon than about the highly dubious angelic...

HerrSchreck wrote: God I hated The Trial of Joan of Arc . Bresson's supreme experiment in removing all possibility of entertainment and engagement from a piece of cinema. Word. I hate the story of Joan of Arc, anyway - only a prize boob would get sucked into that yarn. But Dreyer's film is awesome, I'll grant you that, as it is more about suffering and persecution as a human phenomenon than about the highly dubious angelic...

HerrSchreck wrote: God I hated The Trial of Joan of Arc . Bresson's supreme experiment in removing all possibility of entertainment and engagement from a piece of cinema. Word. I hate the story of Joan of Arc, anyway - only a prize boob would get sucked into that yarn. But Dreyer's film is awesome, I'll grant you that, as it is more about suffering and persecution as a human phenomenon than about the highly dubious angelic...

HerrSchreck wrote: God I hated The Trial of Joan of Arc . Bresson's supreme experiment in removing all possibility of entertainment and engagement from a piece of cinema. Word. I hate the story of Joan of Arc, anyway - only a prize boob would get sucked into that yarn. But Dreyer's film is awesome, I'll grant you that, as it is more about suffering and persecution as a human phenomenon than about the highly dubious angelic...

HerrSchreck wrote: God I hated The Trial of Joan of Arc . Bresson's supreme experiment in removing all possibility of entertainment and engagement from a piece of cinema. Word. I hate the story of Joan of Arc, anyway - only a prize boob would get sucked into that yarn. But Dreyer's film is awesome, I'll grant you that, as it is more about suffering and persecution as a human phenomenon than about the highly dubious angelic...