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Interesting side note on Coherence, turns out the lead back in 2013 would become Mrs. Justin Baldoni in 2015.

Primer meets Blair Witch. Certainly interesting, needs multiple viewings, but less than Primer.

Saw Coherence and others pop up, but was heading towards some reviews of Upstream Color before finally watching it. I was on the fence after Primer, 3rd viewing beginning clarify. Watching both so closely together I think helps the UC experience, which I think is a better movie. Beautifully...

Speaking of courses, I could see a semester of Jarmusch. All incredible movies, surprisingly, a favorite has been Limits of Control.

While tracking down Man from Earth, I went down the Shane Caruth rabbit hole. A couple viewings and some background, ready to try again soon.

Limits of Control Bring on Upstream Color

Even better second time around, especially on BD and with a deeper respect for Jarmusch.

Jarmuschpalloozza repeat viewing award, even better the second time around. More of everything. My face hurts from laughing.

Thanks for the heads up. Nothing dubbed yet, but have used English subtitles, as needed. Interesting to note on both of these compilations, DVD and BD, there's mix of regions and formats. Stranger BD was UK Region 12 and I had to adjust my player.

Stranger than Paradise, easily the biggest let down, granted early work from 83. Interesting thread and contrast, young Eszter is back as Fern in Dead Don't Die, 36 years later in 2019. Quite a study of his evolution, and with a solid handful in-between.

The Dead Don't Die Kylo-Ren riding shotgun with Bill Murray Trapped in Jarmusch Time Tunnel Tunnel Tunn... From the mid 80s fast forward to this 2019 project, ripping Rodriguez's opus Planet Terror (which belongs on the ownership list). Not exactly sure what I just watched, in BD, thank you...

Nothing dubbed, but did use subtitles for the last 3 in Night on Earth, Mystery Train. So far... Dead Man Night on Earth Coffee and Cigarettes Ghost Dog Down by Law Mystery Train Perhaps the Zombie Flick tonight

and the saga continues..... Great looking package, cool cards, unfortunately the book is in German : (

Looks like the Bluray collection may arrive tomorrow, yet the DVD filmfest continues. And it's all "your" fault for leading me down this path. Mystery Train felt like the most polished I've seen, so far. Nice touch with Tom Waits finding his place as a DJ coming off Down by Law.

And the winner is..... Down by Law. Ellen Barkin made the choice easy. Short but sweet in her patented style. Young Tom Waits. And instant karma, Roberto.....

So much for waiting on the blurays. Already watched Dead Man, earlier story. Took a chance with Night on Earth, see the poor DVD quality review. Needed a fix, so threw in Coffee & Cigarettes, my loaned copy still out, and this is familiar territory so the quality didn't matter. Seeing Roberto...

Even with the distracting DVD quality, I did manage to get through Night on Earth. Interesting how it felt like a long format of Coffee and Cigarettes. Favorite was NYC. Young Gus Fring and somehow Armand is never young, their comedic chemistry was a lot of fun. LA and Rome, close runners up...

So, yeah, alright, maybe you have a point. Didn't mind Dead Man, but Night on Earth, DVD quality was painful. Worse, considering the price of eggs these days.....