A massive sale on The Criterion Collection has kicked off at Barnes & Noble. Yes, the 50% off sale.If you’re a certified collector, you probably saw it coming.

Movie buffs, this one’s for you. Barnes & Noble’s Criterion Collection sale is back, with 50% off dozens of titles, including recent releases and sought-after classics. The sale kicks off ...

Barnes & Noble’s Criterion Collection sale is back, with 50% off dozens of titles, including recent releases and sought-after classics. The sale kicks off today and runs through July 27.

And now, the Criterion Collection is honoring Anderson’s work with an impressive box set of his first 10 movies. More from Variety. How to Watch Major League Cricket 2025 Live Online.

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The Criterion Collection release is also available for $499.95 on Amazon. “The Wes Anderson Archive” comes in a 20-disc set: There are 10 4K Ultra HD discs that contain 10 movies, which all ...

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Why does everyone want to get into the Criterion Closet? For celebrities and everyday cinephiles alike, it’s not just about scoring free discs, writes Vulture’s Bilge Ebiri.